Pros vs Non Pros

ChocolatetreatChocolatetreat
edited September 2018 in General

Hey guys i have been on this site for a while and have met great cuddlers i have never paid for a cuddle session every female i met we build a real connection and had a great cuddling experience. My question is for guys that pay to cuddle and have booked a pro how would you compare it. Also what exactly does it take for somebody on this site to become a professional cuddler is there some kind of training they have to pass? Just curious.

Do you guys prefer pros or non pros for a cuddling session?

  1. Who cuddles better15 votes
    1. Pros
      53.33%
    2. Non Pros
      46.67%

Comments

  • [Deleted User]creedhands (deleted user)

    For me it is a matter of numbers. For a 2- hour pro session I will have a 4-5 hour travel time plus expenses. (Usually $250-$275 total cost.) I have been fortunate to find 1 high-quality non-pro closer to home. No other non-pros in a 100 mile radius have been willing to meet. All my cuddle sessions so far have been great experiences.

  • quietman775quietman775

    I don't think the poll question can be answered as asked: "Who cuddles better." I've not been able to generalize about people's cuddle skills based on their status as pro or enthusiast. I've had some awesome experiences with both types.

    In my experience, pros are quicker and easier to schedule time with. They know why they're here, they are certain they want to meet people, and they aren't looking to find just one special cuddle buddy. If you live in an area with enough pros, you can practically get cuddles on demand. I also anticipate fewer potential complications with pros. They are less likely (in my experience) to grow feelings and want to pursue a romantic relationship. And a pro's relationship status is unlikely to impact their availability for cuddling

    Still, I have met seven enthusiasts, and three of those were among the best cuddle sessions I have ever had. And who wouldn't want to cuddle with someone who does it solely out of a shared love of the activity? It's a different vibe, a different kind of bond.

    So if you ask me whether I prefer pros or enthusiasts, my answer is ... yes. ;-)

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