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Before becoming a professional cuddler, my body may as well have been just a robot built to carry my brain around. While I embraced my intellectual side by reading, playing board and video games, researching, and writing… I neglected my body. But cuddling has been changing how I relate to my body and how I see myself. Cuddling has given my body a purpose again — to provide platonic comfort, pleasure, and be a vessel of unconditional love. It feels good to use my body this way. And, as a result of this, I’ve been taking better care of my body. I’ve done a littleRead More →

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I have really mixed self-esteem. I feel great about my personality, intelligence, sense of humor… but I’ve never felt that great about my body. Tl;dr. Through most of grade school, I was not an attractive child. Starting in 3rd grade, I had 80s plastic glasses (think: Barb from Stranger Things, except before it was cool…), crooked teeth, a weird mullet-y hairstyle. And, as such, I was not a popular kid. But, I got through it and as the saying goes: That which does not kills us, makes us stranger. — Trevor Goodchild from Aeon Flux I became a true nerd in high school. It wasRead More →