So...ladies and gentleman...I tell people all the time, if you want to get into the cuddle industry...BE SAFE. Let's spell it together, S-A-F-E-T-Y! Safety is everything because you want to come home back in one piece. I think a part of me loves the thrill of cuddling and meeting new people because I am an Army veteran and always need some type of excitement in my life, but I am very aware about being safe and death, because life is NOT Super Mario Bros.
Possible (definition): A client that is a hopeful. He/She are just all talk. Until I see my cash app singing like Mariah Carey (or has booked on the site), which means the client has confirmed an appointment, he/she are just a "possible."
I had a "possible" that offered $1k to do an overnight cuddle session for the following day. So, I asked questions for sure to see where his head was. Well, his story sounded familiar regarding how he hasn't had affection in 20 years, ex-wife cheated, blah, blah, blah. A friend of mine is a cuddle therapist on the East Coast and the story sounded exactly the same. He stated he was in Philadelphia for 6 months for work and told me the same (I'm in Vegas), so how are you going to be on the West and East Coast at the same time? Things that make you go hhhhmmm…….
So, I asked, "Where he was staying and what was the address?" He named the street and hotel but said he couldn't remember the full address at the top of his head...uh-huh. Then said, "It seems like you don't want to see me. I have to go back to work." Straight bs or human trafficking. It's too many black women missing in America for this mess. I stated, "I just want to be safe and care for my well-being." So basically, I don't care about any amount of money, but about safety and seeing my daugther. Thank God for His grace and the gift of intuition because something did not feel right at all.
The moral of the story is to BE CAREFUL OUT HERE! I can't stress this enough. It's too much human trafficking, murders, etc. Talk to your other cuddle colleagues, ask questions, and most importantly, follow your intuition. Text your friends and loved ones (that don't judge this profession) your location and have a "code word" if something goes down (mine code word is "Pineapples").
If you feel the cuddle client isn't professional via text or during a phone call, don't even go. If you are there and he/she is being disrespectful or weird, then leave.
Signs you might have a "cookoo" or "not the best fit" cuddlee:
1. Insults/Smart remarks.
2. Gaslighting.
3. Not giving out address or other info.
4. Making excuses to not pay or making promises.
(Always request money the day of the session via Cashapp or Paypal).
5. Negotiating cuddling prices even though a price was already discussed.
5. STRONG sexual innuendos.
6. Stops replying to messages or goes ghost.
Again, If it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't. At the end of the day, $1K or even $1M doesn't mean anything if you are 6 feet under.
Stay safe ya'll and safe cuddling!
Love,
Porsha : )
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