Guys (or girls), do you believe in "platonic" cuddling/romantic gestures?

Anonymous
Hear me out here - over the weekend I went to a party. At said party was a guy I had met a few months prior, but never really spoke to. I've had him on social media, so I was well aware of the relationship he was in, and figured what may have seemed like flirting, was probably not flirting. After he had a few drinks, he asked me if I wanted a hug. Being a generally affectionate person, I accepted it and took his offer. This lead to many more hugs throughout the next hour or so- I know what you're thinking, he's just being drunk and friendly. Hugs led to cuddling, though. We sat on the couch and cuddled for awhile. At this point, I thought he was just being drunk and overly affectionate. Well into the early hours of the morning when the alcohol was starting to wear off, he asked me what the sleeping arrangements would be. We ended up cuddling/spooning the whole night, even after he started to sober up. Morning rolls around, he's completely sober and still wanting to cuddle. Now, I'm not complaining because I'm single and I'm not going to turn down physical affection. I asked him several times if his girlfriend was ok with this - he kept insisting that she wouldn't care. (Personally, if I were in that position and knew my boyfriend was drunk/sober cuddling another girl I wouldn't be very happy). Days after, he keeps telling me how he plans on visiting me/seeing me again and when we can cuddle (we are both attending a convention that his girlfriend will not be at, and he's very excited at the idea of cuddling/hanging out there). I just want to know - is the whole notion of 'platonic' cuddling/physical attention something that is acceptable, or would you consider it cheating? Or do you think that he's into me, but won't say it because of his relationship?
Guys (or girls), do you believe in "platonic" cuddling/romantic gestures?
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