Ever found yourself drifting off mid-massage and then snapped awake, wondering if it’s awkward? Spoiler: it’s not. In fact, falling asleep during a massage might just be the ultimate compliment you can give your therapist.
Sleeping Isn’t Rude; It’s Relaxation Done Right
When you fall asleep, it means you’re in the zone. Fully relaxed and fully present, even if your brain isn’t. Massages are designed to activate your parasympathetic nervous system, which is the part of you that says it is okay to switch off. If your body decides to take a little nap, that’s a sign the therapy is working exactly as it should.
Snoring? It’s Totally Fine
Yes, some people snore. Some people twitch. Some people go into a dream about running through a field of marshmallows. Therapists have seen it all, and nothing surprises us. Snoring, in particular, is just another sign you’re that relaxed. No judgment here, just a little inner fist pump that you’re so at ease.
The “Rules” of Massage
If you’re wondering how you’re supposed to act during a massage, here’s the truth. It’s your time, your body, and your experience. Whether you stay awake and chat, lie in meditative silence, or drift into a deep snooze, it’s all good. What matters is that you feel comfortable and cared for.
Permission to Let Go
The world constantly demands your attention. Emails, meetings, social plans. But in the treatment room, none of that exists. It’s just you and your body, reconnecting. If sleep is what your body needs, let it happen. Falling asleep isn’t something to apologise for; it’s something to embrace.
So, if your next massage leaves you nodding off, don’t overthink it. You’re not being rude. You’re doing what you came here to do: relax, recharge, and reset. That’s exactly the point.
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