One married mum-of-three rakes in $57,800 a year by hugging total strangers. Jessica O’Neill, 35, started professional cuddling six months ago — and makes $1,100-a-week from her unusual side job. Jessica O'Neil She spent a decade working as a massage therapist and counselor before adding cuddles to the treatment list at her studio in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. O’Neill claims the hugs, which cost upwards of $60-an-hour, help lonely people and those suffering from depression feel loved and valued. Jessica and her husband Jason “Jason is very supportive and completely gets it. He loves what I do and thinks it’s really beautiful,” O’Neill said. “He is super affectionate and he gives me cuddles at home. Our relationship is what makes me so strong.”
YES
NO
Select gender and age to cast your vote:
Please select your age
Would you cuddle with complete strangers for money if you were married with kids?
It would be after many sessions, but the idea is to teach people how to feel love again, love themselves and then express love to those around them in a healthy way. Overtime a pup will not be cheaper and also can’t really hold you the way I do. But dogs are amazing💖✌️
Not really, a cuddle session with me can in some cases do more than a massage or a psychology session. Cuddle Therapy is far more than just a hug. It’s a whole rewiring of the mind and nervous system. It’s actually just a simple, effective and beautiful way to help people. In my view society has actually become more loving and accepting. Cuddle Therapy is a sign of positive growth.
How is it being cuckolded? She s not having sex with them. She's making an income which makes it easier for the husband since he doesn't have to make as much income.
Most Helpful Opinions