We adhere to very important rules ensure that you all the rest participants feel good and safe.

  1. Culture of consent. If you want to do something with other people, ask about it out loud and wait for verbal consent or refusal. An explicit ”no”, a silent moment, some kind of vague answer actually means no. “Yes, of course, I agree, come on” and all energetic unambiguous reactions are a “yes”.
  2. A cuddle party is a space of non-sexual interaction. Don’t make sex, kiss, touch each other's private body parts and project excessive arousal. Sex is good, but a cuddle party has different goals and mood: it’s about tenderness, subtle sensitivity, warm hugs and strokes, caring touches, childishly playful interactions and grouping, like a rookery of cats. Here you can learn more about this rule and its reasons.
  3. Take care of yourself, others and the space:
  4. Sober participation. Participants of the event must not be under the influence of alcohol, drugs, psychotropic and mentally altering substances. The exception is drugs prescribed by doctors.
  5. It is a good idea to stick to tactile interactions and not go into formal conversations. If you really want to talk, please, do it quietly.
  6. You don’t need to stick to only pairwise interactions or to interactions with one gender. At a cuddle party, you can interact with any number of persons simultaneously and with persons of any genders, as long as others you interact with agree with that.
  7. All emotions and experiences are welcome: laughter, tears, irritation, annoyance, anything that you feel. You can do anything, if this does not lead to destructive actions.
  8. We have a pre-selection of participants based on audio interviews. If you break the rules or behave in a way that causes concern, you may be asked to leave a party.

(rules taken from the cuddle party website by Maria Zobnina and the team, with her permission)

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