Joined: 23 Aug 2017 Age: 29 Gender: Male Posts: 397 Location: Orlando, FL
14 May 2018, 9:19 pm
Interesting convo lead me to think about the ideology behind this or at least the irony. It's a business culturally based on male clientele but its name's connotatively indifferent, probably cause it couldn't be called anything else and maintain such legal liability.
Anyway, while I haven't participated, I believe it's an intimate form of touch therapy. From the autistic male perspective, it's at least a teenth of what most would hope for out of an relationship without the barriers of communication. Maybe a more healthy intermediate of wanting and needing touch than fiending for a sexual relationship that most don't have the breadth to understand(Me). Am I in the midst of any cuddlist willing to share their experience or anyone just willing to laugh at the name cuddlist?
Talking about touch so much brought me back to Daft
14 May 2018, 9:19 pm
