How Often Do You Pay for Massage?

[Pitt Chick]

Originally Posted by considerforamoment

I don't know what MVA is.

Why is it not pleasurable?

Originally Posted by markg91359

MVA stands for motor vehicle accident. The poster is saying she is trying to resolve some painful injuries from that.

Thank you. Yes, exactly that.

Originally Posted by WorldKlas

A couple of times I’ve had therapeutic massages for specific target issues, as prescribed by a doctor. Those are no pleasant, but effective.

In my case, essential to be functional.

[Tallysmom]

Originally Posted by Pitt Chick

Thank you. Yes, exactly that.


In my case, essential to be functional.

My therapist in CA was a wonder. There is a muscle in my glute that knots up. Bad. She used her elbow, pressed until I yelped! Hurt like the dickens, but the next day, heaven!

[rothbear]

I used to go once a month when I lived in SC and had a great masseuse. Moved here and there isn't much around unless they are associated with a chiropractor. I really do miss her!! I love it as I have back problems and it really helped the pain and felt so good and relaxed afterwards.

[TheShadow]

Originally Posted by BECLAZONE

Never had one, all a bit seedy, especially the happy endings thing.

Nothing at all seedy about going to a classy day spa and getting a massage, and maybe a mani/pedi or a facial too. It's a perfect treat for any valentine, and the only "happy ending" at a place like this is how good you feel afterwards. So relaxed and pampered. It has literally zero to do with anything seedy.