I work in medical imaging and it is rough on my shoulders and back.

This meshes with the preferred body parts question. Art modeling sometimes leaves me wrecked and these are the areas that need extra care.

Definitely the lower back and neck. The butt is always a bit knotted because the mat doesn’t get any attention with an LMT.

The act of mutual touching is terrific.

My neck, lower back,  glutes... lots of computer work.

Cycling to and from work would explain my mostly lower body aches.

Neck often locks after a strenuous day. Massage of face neck and shoulders is great help.

Carrying bags while walking and traveling extensively on planes & trains is what brings me here to this website.  I'm thankful that those who have exchanged with me have been able to help.

I also have knots in my thighs as well as glutes. An abdominal clockwise massage aids digestion.

Definitely neck, need to emotionally let go while  am being massaged. Breath and release.

I  really  love  long strock  with  my  lower  back . Specially  with  long strock  deep  big  hand . Oh  yes  .  After  long  day  work  .  I  really  need  this

Left shoulder is the worse, and lower back

Shoulders mainly. Too much time spent on the computer

due to yoga poises I also tend to be tight on the upper legs and groin areas

I’m in need of a good strong massage.

For me the shoulders and upper back hold the most tension and cause the most discomfort.

lower and upper back always the key also butt will help the knots

I occasionally feel tension between my shoulders and upper and middle back.  I have been meditating for a number of years and this has helped me become more aware of the tension.

Y'all left quadriceps and hamstrings off this list. I definitely need a lot of work there. I also like abdominal work for my digestion, although I understand not everyone knows how to do it properly.

I am in need of a good strong massage

I seem to carry all my stress in my shoulders and upper back. I really enjoy a man who can work out the knots there.

I feel the most tension in my shoulders, as a therapist, where I feel the tension in a client varies, depending on their issues/work/lifestyle.