Has anyone ever successfully rented a place with other cuddle buddy roommates? Wondering if that's a thing.
It seems like something that could work. It could be drama-prone too. But considering all the training you can get now it seems like if a few workshops were mandatory, it could become a thing.
I don’t think it would ever become a “ thing”
Cuddlers want discretion, solitude , and the first question I’m asked when I say I host is do you live alone ? Even if there might be some harmony between those who share housing ( shared housing very common in metro areas ) there the pets and other animals that have their “ turf”
I probably couldn't do this myself, but I love the idea of cuddle enthusiasts moving in together. I'm picturing them turning their place into a huge cuddle den, full of big soft couches, fluffy cushions and pillows, thick plush rugs, etc.
Interesting thoughts so far. I almost want to create a community (commune has quite a negative connotation) where on one large plot of land are several tiny homes, apartments, houses, and a cuddle center. That would allow for separated living but a cuddle community when wanted. I would think that would alleviate so much anxiety over meeting someone new and how to navigate the cuddle.
I might split rent with my buddy at some point. Haven't done it yet, though. I'm the kind of person who likes having my own place, you know? But if you get on well enough with someone to hang out regularly, I guess helping each other out with rent would make a lot of sense, especially in this economy.
As long as I'm not left without cuddles by moving in with such roommates, they're the only kind of roommates I'd take my chances on ever again.
@APV The point would be to be able to get cuddles whenever you needed provided somebody is available. No need to go anywhere 😺