"Do you know the most special profession?"

It's incredible, but the evidence suggests that it helps improve mood and reduce stress. And it's better than the trend in Mexico of opening doors to crowded places, where it's said that money is made from people's donations.

What a significant issue here, isn't it? Because every need creates a job, especially with so much coldness in today's world. We need to think about jobs that provide comfort, love, affection, and attention. So many ideas can emerge from the human need for affection.

There used to be "husbands for hire" a while back, but it was quite rough. However, setting up a table in the square with a sign saying "I hug you" could be a testament to the potential of this being a good business.

Hugs could help many lonely, depressed, or stressed individuals. A simple hug can change someone's day, make them feel heard and loved. Skin and physical contact are crucial for mental and emotional well-being.

Of course, there would need to be boundaries and consent to ensure people feel comfortable. Some may be uncomfortable with physical contact. But with empathy and communication, a safe space could be created.

If the service were to grow, it could be professionalized with trained hug therapists or well-being assistants. It could even become a franchise with quality standards.

Companies could also benefit by incorporating hugs to reduce workplace stress for their employees. Happier and healthier employees are more productive.

In a fast-paced society where physical contact has become scarce, reclaiming the therapeutic power of hugs could make a significant difference. In the end, we all need a bit more unconditional love in our lives.