It was nice while it lasted.

[truepenny]

Forearm massage yesterday afternoon from HL, because she knows how to do stuff like that and is seraphic besides. She found me a little frustrating, I think--well, not me, exactly, but my tense, resistant, control-freak hands, wrists, and forearms, which I found frustrating, too. But the results were amazing. I spent the evening with lovely, relaxed, malleable hands and wonderfully languorous forearms.

This morning they're recognizably my hands and forearms again.

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[heresluck]

It's a good thing I wasn't having my morning cuppa while reading this, because "seraphic" would have had me spewing tea on my screen. You're very kind to say so, but I'm not sure your poetic license extends that far. Unless seraphim are the vengeful angels who get to beat people up, in which case, yay!

And, for the record: not so much frustrating for me as frustrated on your behalf. I couldn't live with arms like that. I carry my tension in my shoulders, like a normal geek.

Allow me to reiterate my suggestion about going to the root of the problem? Your wrists have non-muscular anxieties and need therapy accordingly.

But not Freudian therapy.

[truepenny.livejournal.com]

Freudian wrists would be simply Too Much.

And, yeah, I think you're probably right and I should start looking around for cranio-sacral type massage people. When it's being relaxed that feels weird, that's probably a sign.

[innerslytherin]

You definitely need to keep heres_luck! Not often you find someone not only able to do that well, but willing. ^_^ HL, you are a good person.

And I had to snicker when I saw "seraphic", but that was because I'm currently "seraphic vaticide". So occasionally I think seraphim could be angels who beat people up. ^_^