I met a girl here on r4r early in 2019, and we had been hanging out about once a week since then. She moved away in November 2020, so I am looking for someone new to hang out with, help me get over her, and fill the void. Not necessarily anything romantic, but not opposed to it, either, I am just a difficult person to date. I have nothing particularly specific in mind, be younger than me, be local (or local-ish), and I am trans-friendly. Looking to just hang out, see if we get along, and maybe make it a regular thing. I would like there to be cuddling, anything else (or nothing else) is fine. We can watch YouTube videos, share our favorite movies and shows, play some video or board games, if you’d like. Just looking to chill with some female company. Absolutely good with trans girls, too. Anyway, I asked the girl that is moving away if she would write something for me, and this is what she came up with...

"Prior to meeting him I had never actually cuddled with a man, despite being 24 years old. I told him that and although he showed healthy curiosity, he never made me feel weird or bad about it. I had a lot of rules: Don't touch my butt or boobs, no clothes coming off, no kissing. He was completely respectful when we chatted and that didn't change when I finally met him in person. He asked to hug me and from there the night went swimmingly. He was kind, considerate, and constantly checked in to make sure I was comfortable with anything he did. After that first night together, I sent him a message the next night "Not to be thirsty, but when can I see you again?" 😅 I was already hooked. He made it easy. He's an incredible cuddler, with strong arms that make even a chubby girl like me feel like a tiny princess. As our relationship progressed, always at a pace I was comfortable with, he took pleasure in giving me pleasure and never asked for anything in return. He probably sounds too good to be true, but he actually is just an amazing guy that deserves some companionship. I will miss him dearly, but I hope my loss can be your gain."