Royal Cuddlers!!
- Location
- Atlanta, GA 33.74-84.38 30312US
- Meetups
- 11 so far
- Members
- 159 Conscious Cuddlers
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- January 1, 2009
Creating safe space for the touch deprived to experience relief! NON SEXUAL completely clothed, relaxing atmosphere which honors your boundaries, and those your engaging with, offers new models of communication and allows us the opportunity to explore healing cuddles.
WHAT TO WEAR: Pajamas, or stretchy yoga pants/ shirts. Think more comfy than sexy. (More flannel, less lace! No shorts.) Please refrain from wearing any cologne or perfume - be hygienically savvy.
WHAT TO BRING: A favorite pillow or stuffed animal, and a friend, if you like. Bottled water. Snack to share - if you feel inspired.
To read about "What Happens at a Cuddle Party" Click here...
http://www.meetup.com/CuddlePartyAtlanta/pages/What_Happe...
Happy Spooning!
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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9 attended
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6 attended
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Join The Atlanta Cuddle Party Palace
What's new?
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Nov 10
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New member
“Very curious about this concept”
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Nov 8
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New member
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Nov 5
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New member
“I like to cuddle to recover my energy.”
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Nov 2
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New member
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Oct 25
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New member“I love to touch and snuggle and hug.”
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Oct 1
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New member
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Sep 29
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New member“I like to cuddle, give and get massages.”
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Sep 28
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New member
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New member
“I'm a natural cuddler. Good times!”
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Sep 27
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New member
“I went to the last cuddle workshop and saw community building in progress. I want to learn what are the natural components of a sustainable world.” -
New member
“We love to cuddle and want to do it when we visit with others.”
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What members are saying
“ I just wanted to thank Tracey for the great all around organization and experience of the evening. I enjoyed lots of giggles, pleasure, and warm respectful touch.. ...
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“ Being an anxious person about touch, I have been surprised after one meeting about how much I learned about taking care of my own needs and learning to say no to the simplest things and learning to ...
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