‘Emotional Support Bears’ Are Now On Sale For Singles In Need Of A Hug

Are you extremely lonely? Are you tired of cuddling up to sweaty males only to discover that they fart and snore when they sleep?

We do, however, have a remedy for you.

We'd like to introduce you to the man-sized emotional support bear known as the Loving Bear Puffy, who is available for all of your cuddling requirements.

Credit: SWNS

Therefore, this bear is for you if you're working remotely, are single, or just occasionally need a little spoon.

We won't lie; this enormous plush teddy bear's human-like arms are mildly scary.

You're in for an A-grade cuddle session, though, assuming you can get over that and the USD$160 (AUD$237, £135) price tag.

Credit: SWNS

The giant man-bear was created by Bulgarian business Puffy Bear, and it is characterized as: "A very personal product invented by an ordinary woman who is afraid of being alone."

Hey, they are at least brutally honest.

The 170cm-tall bear "replaces the need for physical presence," according to the designer. The enormous teddy's light weight of 3.2 kilograms makes positioning it simple.

Puffy Bear gave an explanation of why they made the enormous, man-sized teddy bear.

"We women are often left alone for various reasons," a Puffy Bear representative said.

The brand added: "That's why Puffy is made with a human shape and size to replace as much as possible the lack of physical presence when we need to hug or lean."

One review from a woman named Liya said: "The first few days I felt a bit strange until I got used to his presence because he seems like a real person, but now I can't imagine walking in and him not being home."

Another reviewer named Karry said: "Since Puffy has been with me, I fall asleep much easier and faster. I love its softness and the sense of security it gives me."

Susan acknowledged that she still has a fear of the dark despite being an adult, adding: "I've always been afraid of the dark, but since he's been in my bedroom I feel like I've stopped being afraid."

Susan added: "And the noises outside don't startle me, I just snuggle into it and fall asleep without problems."

Puffy Bear, therefore, manages to keep the frights at bay even though his arms may look like the stuff of nightmares. Puffy Bear, well done.