Unable to host.

[Deleted User]forfun4 (deleted user)

Why do so many “professional” cuddlers are unable to host. In Florida it is way too hot to cuddle outside. I am unwilling to host (I don’t claim to be professional) so now I have to pay for a hotel for an hour plus $150-$200 for the cuddle. I think I’ll just stick to massages for $60 plus tip for human contact and relaxation.

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  • edited March 2025

    Because they may have their own homes and families and private lives, and may not want complete interwebs strangers to know where they live. These aren't brick and mortar businesses.

  • You only live an hour or so away from me here in Hudson. I host 😊😊 and I’m always willing to split on a hotel or even book and pay for a hotel in your area depending on how long of a snuggle you want 👍🏻👍🏻

  • Professional cuddlers are under the same obligation to host as clients i.e. none.

    This system - some 'host', some do not - is common in many industries.

    In and of itself the designation of professional cuddler does not convey any connotation of hosting or not and I find it strange that somebody would think that it did.

    Some professionals offer cuddling in public places.

  • [Deleted User]CareBearTobias (deleted user)

    Most professionals who do not host make that choice because the business they get doesn't earn enough to have a stand alone business so they can keep their private lives separate from the business. Stalkers and traffickers are real dangers when there aren't a whole lot of protections for the professional. If more people hired professionals more frequently and there were legal protections, then maybe professionals would be able to provide a place to host.

  • I think it would be a good idea to share a hosting space. I'm open to renting a space with one or more hosts to keep overhead costs down. I'm doing research on locations and hosts in my area. I'll reach out and see what we can put together.

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