5 Reasons Why Introverts Like Cuddle Events

5 Reasons Why Introverts Like Cuddle Events.
1. Relatively small group
2. Big talk is preferred
3. You can chill in silence
4. Solo activities are encouraged
5. Consent is always required

Many of these also work for neurodiverse people and socially awkward people, but that seemed like a really long title. It would go something like this... 5 Reasons Why Introverts, Neurodiverse People, and Socially Awkward People Like Cuddle Events. Eek. I'll pass, but if you identify as neurodiverse, like me, or socially awkward, you will likely find these tips very helpful. If you are searching for activities for socially awkward people, you probably won't encounter cuddle up events or cuddle events, but I hope that will change. Shawn this video with a friend who might enjoy it or in a group for people like us. :)

I'm Shawn Coleman of Touchpoints: Cuddles and Community. I am a platonic touch practitioner (formerly professional cuddler), Cuddle Up Event facilitator, and connection coach. My videos are all about platonic connections and love of all types. :) 

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