Cuddle Party

[ysabetwordsmith]

Everyone needs contact comfort sometimes.  Not everyone has ample opportunities for this in facetime.  So here is a chance for a cuddle party in cyberspace.  Virtual cuddling can help people feel better.

We have a cuddle room that comes with fort cushions, fort frames, sheets for draping, and a weighted blanket.  It has a basket of grooming brushes, hairbrushes, and styling combs.  A bin holds textured pillows. There is a big basket of craft supplies along with art markers, coloring pages, and blank paper.  The kitchen has a popcorn machine. Labels are available to mark dietary needs, recipe ingredients, and level of spiciness. Here is the bathroom, open to everyone.  There is a lawn tent and an outdoor hot tub. Bathers should post a sign for nude or clothed activity.  Come snuggle up!

Comments

Re: Does virtual touch make you feel better?

[we_are_spc]

Sometimes it just takes a little time to be ready for that.

It does. I'm glad I have people willing to give it-and then push where it's needed. :)

Family support for the win!

Extreme win. :) Especially since I ended up being pretty much on my own for Christmas day itself.

Hmm ... oakmoss, patchouli, dragon's blood, peppermint, blue chamomile ... that's a fascinating range.

Oooh so many fun combinations! :d :d :d

-Fallon~

Re: Does virtual touch make you feel better?

[ysabetwordsmith]

Yeah, thinking about those oils a little further, I bet Pips has a taste for our house blend of lavender and dragon's blood. The aromatherapist thought it was nuts, because those two oils do opposite things. But that turns it into a buffer -- whether you're too high or too low in energy, it shifts you toward moderation. This blend has a small but extremely devoted following. :D

Re: Does virtual touch make you feel better?

[we_are_spc]

Oh...o.o I'll need to remember that. We sometimes have those days, especially when there at lots of people around the frontspace.

I'll bet he would, too. :)

-Fallon~