what qualifies someone as a professional

1CuddleGuru1CuddleGuru
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I was told I could not be a professional cuddler... I want to know which part of the "test" I failed. I would logically believe that as long as you have customers that want your cuddles and are willing to pay for said services your good. However this is not the case folks. Can anyone help me understand what I did that disqualified me as a pro please.

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  • Mr_Cuddle_BearMr_Cuddle_Bear

    Who told you that you do not qualify as one?

  • keni1282keni1282

    Don't you have to have Karma and such first? I don't really know how the process works, but I thought you had to have Karma before being able to be pro

  • biancalovecraftbiancalovecraft

    Yep if you have a client you are a cuddle practitioner. CC doesn't get to make that declaration for you, but they can decide if they represent you.

  • Sunrise_SnuggleSunrise_Snuggle

    Don't you have to have Karma and such first?

    Nope. You could have zero karma and still be approved for a pro account.

    @cuddleguru11

    Do you mean that you applied for a pro account and the site rejected your application?

  • LadyVelLadyVel

    Only things I remember that are requirements are cuddle professionals are supposed to be open to cuddling all races, ages, genders, and sexual orientations, have a face picture, reliable with strong interpersonal and communication skills, and agree to the rules.

    You may want to flesh your profile out more and maybe use a picture that is not a screenshot?

    You can try to apply again I believe.

  • cuddlyDavidcuddlyDavid

    I think you have to agree to cuddle all ages, all genders etc. Also a full profile would help.

  • pmvinespmvines

    It comes down to how well you perform in the feats of strength ritual

  • [Deleted User]WriterGF (deleted user)

    What they said. Are you open to cuddling anyone, regardless of age, gender, etc.? I saw in your current profile that you have a preferred age range. That's perfectly fine but won't work for a pro role.

  • great_pillow08great_pillow08
    edited July 2025

    So basically to be a pro you have to disregard your own safety because ANYONE can accuse you of being racist, or sexist, or homophobic with 0 proof? I very literally just determined I've been messaging a guy on here for 2 yrs and 7 months and we've still never met (we have SUPER inconvenient schedules!). There's absolutely nothing having stopped him from reporting me for not having met up with him "because he's Jewish" or something (I have NO idea if he's Jewish or not and I don't care- this is a hypothetical example!)

    This is just one reason I REFUSE to be a pro!

  • GuyverGordonGuyverGordon
    edited July 2025

    @great_pillow08 We have never met either ... I'm pretty sure it is because you are a Georgiaphobic. 🤪

    Fun fact: i was trying to find a weird phobia based on location. Apparently, it doesn't exist (at least in name). I was going to go for honorable mentioned for maps when my search touch on it a little ... there is no name for the phobia of maps. ... so I went for my own phobia name. 😜

  • CharlieBearCharlieBear Mod

    @great_pillow08
    Pros can’t discriminate on their profiles. I think it’s more so they show up in search results for everyone and because people shouldn’t feel discriminated against based on race/sex/etc when viewing profiles. That being said, the site does not force pros to cuddle anyone and they can refuse to cuddle whoever they want.

  • stormydaycuddlestormydaycuddle Mod

    Pros are turned away for various reasons. None the site usually shares. If you'd like more insight feel free to message Mark and he might be able to elaborate. Locking this thread as it can only lead to speculation.

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