Read the Client's Agreement for more information.
Q. What can I wear?
A. Wear something comfortable, ideally with thin fabric. Leggins or pyjamas are a good example. During a normal cuddling session, we wear pants and a shirt. During a 'skin-to-skin' cuddling session, we wear shorts while women also wear a top.
Q. Can we meet before we cuddle?
A. You can decide to talk to me first! I usually start to cuddle after 3-5 minutes of explanation, since people can feel anxious when they don't know what to expect. However, we start cuddling when you are ready! If you change your mind, no worries!
Q. What if I become aroused during the cuddling session?
A. Don't worry, it happens! Arousal is normal and should not make anyone feel uncomfortable. However, you should not act on it (described in the Client's Agreement).
Q. Can I talk during the cuddling session?
A. Yes, talking or not is completely up to you. Silence will allow you to focus on my touch and fully appreciate the cuddling session and talking may be useful for support.
Q. Is this service confidential?
A. Your privacy is important to me. What you say in your session and your identity stay confidential in the limits of the law. You can ask me that the roommates are not present when you come or leave.
Q. Do I have to tip?
A. Tips are more than welcomed. Cuddling is a service more engaging than going to a restaurant. However, I prefer another session with you or a good referral over tips!
Q. Is anyone welcome to become a client?
A. Almost! I will turn away people with contagious infections.
Q. What if I did not have the time to take a shower?
A. Please, take a shower the day of your appointment and brush your teeth before the appointment. If you did not have the time to take a shower, you can take it at my place. Because I may have another client scheduled, this time counts as part of your cuddling session. I also ask that you avoid perfume and cologne.
Q. Can I be intoxicated?
A. You can be if you behave yourself!! :-) For example, the experience can be very pleasant for people on MDMA or cannabis. I can be a guide for people who never used. You would need to pay extra.
Q. How did you set the prices?
A. Cuddling is a demanding service. It is more intimate than a massage. Comforting is taxing emotionally. While it is true that massage therapists or psychologists go through university to get their skills, I need to naturally possess the rare skills of being able to genuinely care for all human beings and being able to transmit this affection.
Q. May I ask the cuddler out on a date?
A. You may ask once. However, asking more than once can put me in a difficult situation.
Q. Do you have any training?
A. I'm the pioneer in cuddling in Canada. I gave training which includes: 1. ethics and professionalism, 2. cuddling skills 3. dealing with people in crisis and self-defense.
For information about how the Cuddlery is legal, confidential and safe.
A. Wear something comfortable, ideally with thin fabric. Leggins or pyjamas are a good example. During a normal cuddling session, we wear pants and a shirt. During a 'skin-to-skin' cuddling session, we wear shorts while women also wear a top.
Q. Can we meet before we cuddle?
A. You can decide to talk to me first! I usually start to cuddle after 3-5 minutes of explanation, since people can feel anxious when they don't know what to expect. However, we start cuddling when you are ready! If you change your mind, no worries!
Q. What if I become aroused during the cuddling session?
A. Don't worry, it happens! Arousal is normal and should not make anyone feel uncomfortable. However, you should not act on it (described in the Client's Agreement).
Q. Can I talk during the cuddling session?
A. Yes, talking or not is completely up to you. Silence will allow you to focus on my touch and fully appreciate the cuddling session and talking may be useful for support.
Q. Is this service confidential?
A. Your privacy is important to me. What you say in your session and your identity stay confidential in the limits of the law. You can ask me that the roommates are not present when you come or leave.
Q. Do I have to tip?
A. Tips are more than welcomed. Cuddling is a service more engaging than going to a restaurant. However, I prefer another session with you or a good referral over tips!
Q. Is anyone welcome to become a client?
A. Almost! I will turn away people with contagious infections.
Q. What if I did not have the time to take a shower?
A. Please, take a shower the day of your appointment and brush your teeth before the appointment. If you did not have the time to take a shower, you can take it at my place. Because I may have another client scheduled, this time counts as part of your cuddling session. I also ask that you avoid perfume and cologne.
Q. Can I be intoxicated?
A. You can be if you behave yourself!! :-) For example, the experience can be very pleasant for people on MDMA or cannabis. I can be a guide for people who never used. You would need to pay extra.
Q. How did you set the prices?
A. Cuddling is a demanding service. It is more intimate than a massage. Comforting is taxing emotionally. While it is true that massage therapists or psychologists go through university to get their skills, I need to naturally possess the rare skills of being able to genuinely care for all human beings and being able to transmit this affection.
Q. May I ask the cuddler out on a date?
A. You may ask once. However, asking more than once can put me in a difficult situation.
Q. Do you have any training?
A. I'm the pioneer in cuddling in Canada. I gave training which includes: 1. ethics and professionalism, 2. cuddling skills 3. dealing with people in crisis and self-defense.
For information about how the Cuddlery is legal, confidential and safe.