Strategies and tactics for seeking close physical affection
The strategy laid out in the JSON document focuses on receiving close physical affection without engaging in sexual activities or entering into a relationship.
First, one suggested approach is to join a cuddle therapy group. Action items include researching local groups, checking reviews, signing up for sessions, and attending with an open mind. This approach emphasizes setting and communicating clear boundaries while seeking a safe and comfortable environment.
Another strategy involves participating in community or support group activities focused on platonic touch. Suggested actions include identifying relevant groups, attending meetings, and actively engaging in activities such as group hugs. Regular participation helps build trust and rapport.
Lastly, engaging in platonic physical activities like dance, yoga, or martial arts can also serve the objective. This strategy involves attending classes, communicating comfort levels, and building connections through partnered exercises or social gatherings. Exploring activities like acroyoga and contact improvisation is recommended to secure satisfying yet non-sexual physical connections.
The strategies
⛳️ Strategy 1: Join a cuddle therapy group
- Research local cuddle therapy groups in your area
- Check reviews and ratings of these groups
- Register or sign up for an initial session
- Prepare questions or concerns to address with the therapist
- Attend the session with an open mind and clear boundaries
- Observe the environment to ensure it feels comfortable and safe
- Discuss any specific needs or preferences with the therapist
- Provide feedback after the session to ensure your needs were met
- Schedule regular sessions if you find it beneficial
- Share your positive experiences with trusted individuals to get recommendations
⛳️ Strategy 2: Participate in community or support group activities
- Identify community or support groups focused on platonic touch
- Attend an introductory meeting or event
- Engage in conversations and build connections within the group
- Express your interest in platonic physical affection openly
- Offer to participate in group activities that involve physical touch, such as group hugs
- Respect personal boundaries and understand group dynamics
- Offer non-sexual physical affection to others in the group
- Volunteer to help organise physical affection activities
- Maintain regular attendance to build trust and rapport
- Seek out diverse groups to find the best fit for your needs
⛳️ Strategy 3: Engage in platonic physical activities
- Look for physical activity clubs such as dance, yoga, or martial arts
- Join a class that involves partner exercises or physical contact
- Attend beginner classes to meet new people
- Communicate your comfort levels and boundaries with instructors
- Meet classmates through post-class social gatherings
- Seek out partner or group-based activities within the class
- Explore acroyoga or contact improvisation for physically intimate yet non-sexual connection
- Participate in workshops or retreats that emphasize touch and connection
- Ensure to practise good hygiene and communication
- Invite classmates to casual get-togethers to strengthen bonds
Bringing accountability to your strategy
It's one thing to have a plan, it's another to stick to it. We hope that the examples above will help you get started with your own strategy, but we also know that it's easy to get lost in the day-to-day effort.
That's why we built Tability: to help you track your progress, keep your team aligned, and make sure you're always moving in the right direction.
Give it a try and see how it can help you bring accountability to your strategy.
