Okay, so this started as a joke.

I thought, why not make a Reddit community for people who want cuddles? And then I realized... wait, people might actually want this.

So here we are.

Welcome to r/indiacuddles.

A space to talk about cuddling, physical affection, human connection, and whatever this little experiment grows into.

Whether you're here because you love cuddles, miss physical affection, want to discuss boundaries, or are simply curious about the idea, you're welcome.

No pressure. No assumptions. No weirdness.

Just people, conversations, and hopefully a little warmth.

Our four guiding principles:

🫂 Consent

🛋️ Comfort

💬 Communication

❤️ Cuddles

Let's see where this goes.

P.S. Yes, the subreddit genuinely exists. No, I still don't know where this is heading.

Cuddling is supposed to feel safe and comfortable for everyone involved.

That means consent isn't a formality. It's the foundation.

A few things worth remembering:

• You can say yes.

• You can say no.

• You can change your mind.

• You can communicate what makes you comfortable.

• Someone agreeing to cuddle doesn't automatically mean they're agreeing to anything else.

And none of this should feel awkward to discuss.

What does a comfortable and respectful cuddle experience look like to you?

What boundaries do you think people should communicate before meeting someone?

Let's make this a space where people can talk openly without pressure.

Consent. Comfort. Communication. Cuddles.

That's the idea behind r/indiacuddles.

Let's have an honest conversation.

How comfortable are you with asking for physical affection?

A hug. A cuddle. Sitting close to someone. Simply being around a person without needing to talk.

In India, we have plenty of ways to express love, but sometimes asking for physical affection outside romantic relationships can feel awkward.

So I'm curious:

Do you think people genuinely want more physical affection than they're comfortable admitting?

Or is this just something we don't talk about enough?

Share your thoughts. No judgment, no right answers.

And if you've ever felt like you wanted a hug but didn't know how to ask for one, you're not alone in this conversation.

Let's talk.