@doobiedoo86
https://www.cuddlecomfort.com/forum/discussion/10997/male-pros-how-has-it-been-for-you
If I had to guess (and I really don’t know), I would say you can try for $20/hr and hope to get 1 booking a month to cover the $15 fee.
I've been looking into getting some more formal training as a "cuddle therapist," but everything I've found online seems to be remote or conducted over Zoom, which seems strange to me for something so centered on human connection.
Does anyone here run in-person classes or workshops for professional cuddlers, or know of any reputable programs that do?
I'd love to hear what professionals here have done for their training or continuing education!
Before you invest in any training, I highly recommend you read this:
Here is what I recently told a male friend of mine ... Sign up as an enthusiast... See how many requests you get for free cuddles, post in the forums in the cuddle requests area and than think about the fact that it's going to be much smaller a number of request for paid cuddles than as an enthusiast giving away free cuddles. If you are in high demand for cuddles as an enthusiast it's probably worth a try.
Women don’t want to pay for what they believe to be valuable when they offer it to men. Do what you will with that
@cobrapause44 that's a very unkind sweeping generalization to make about women🤦