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Why does getting a massage feel so good?

Lots of answers to this, but I'll try to limit myself so this doesn't end up as a novel.1) As a species, humans thrive and grow when exposed early and often to touch from other humans.  A lot of study has been devoted to this very field and there is lots of evidence to support that theory.  Inversely, when infants don't receive human touch, their development lags and there are life-long consequences too numerous to list.2) Receiving a massage stimulates your immune system.  Research done in this area found a cause-and-effect relationship between massage and certain clinical markers of a functioning immune response.  So perhaps that good feeling you describe is "health".3) Massage stimulates your Parasympathetic Nervous System.  This system functionally "turns off" your fight-or-flight response.  Sometimes fight-or-flight is necessary to survival, but often it isn't and being in that state long-term is detrimental to the body.  So getting a massage helps your brain to tone down the stress immediately.  4) Massage therapists are trained.  We are taught to detect a positive or negative response to our techniques and adjust or adapt them for your unique thresholds.  So while it might seem like I've done this exact sequence a million times before, I haven't.  I'm creating it as I go, specifically modified to best suit your needs.  Every massage is (or should be) a customized creation.I could go on, but I think that's a pretty good start.

Why does body massage feel so good?

According to the article that I had read, the therapist's touch causes an immediate reaction in the brain. Our brain releases feel-good chemicals and pain diminishes. These feel-good chemicals are the so-called endorphins which boost the mood and give a natural high. As a result, stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline begin to decrease and the overall effect is one of euphoria and bliss. Massage also brings us to the present situation, a state wherein we can focus and regulate our emotions and boost body awareness. It makes both our body and mind function better. Soundly, that is based on my experienced.Other than that, massage doesn't only give soothing feelings that revitalize the body it is as well gives benefits to our health. I found this educational infographic about the benefits of massage therapy. You can check it by clicking this website https://www.myotherapycollege.co...Hope I gave the answer to your question ;)

What is a good text message to send to a girl to ensure she got home ok?

"Hope this doesn't sound old-fashioned, but I just wanted to check, did you get home ok?"  It may not be a funny message, but if you sent it to me, I'd melt.  Only one guy ever checked whether I got home ok.  I've now been with that guy for 5 years.Any expression of concern like this is great.  It doesn't make you imposing or needy.  It does make you awesome.  And hot.

Does sending good morning and good night text messages every morning and night make her feel irritated?

Don't do it.If you've started it, stop it.It is a very weak posture for a man to take.It makes you uninteresting, predictable, and removes any mystery.She knows exactly where you are every morning and night, who you're with, and what you're doing. (Answer key: Home, Alone, Nothing)If she's interested now, she won't be after 6 months of boring predictable text notes. Plus, you lock yourself in to a bad situation. If anything should change, your clockwork texts will be the telltale sign. End them now.

What does 'hmm' mean in text message?

Hmm can mean various things.It can mean that someone is thinking about how to answer a question but hasn't decided on a definite answer yet, and wants to let the person who asked the question know that they heard the question and are thinking about it."Hmm, I don't have an answer yet, but I want to let the other person know that I'm thinking of one."It can mean that someone doesn't want to admit that they don't know the answer to a question."Hmm, unfortunately I don't know the answer to that question, but I don't want to admit that, so I'll make the impression that I'm thinking of the answer and hope the other person gives up sooner or later."It can mean that someone doesn't want to answer a question."Hmm, don't feel like answering that question."It can be used as a space-filler. If there's a period of silence, for example, one could say 'hmm' to break the silence."Hmm, this is an awkward silence. Can't think of anything to say, but I want to break the silence, so I'll just say hmm."It can also mean that someone is pondering something someone else just said."Hmm, that is interesting. I'll have to think about that for a while".It can also be used to acknowledge something."Hmm, indeed, yes."Lastly, it could also just mean nothing."Hmm."