Do you think massaging services are a basic need?

[Fidelia]

One of the easiest kinds of businesses that don't stress to succeed is when the business deals with a basic need. As far as massaging services go, do you think or is a basic need.

Would an average everyday person patronize massage services? Or you think that it is a luxury?

 

[gwolf666]

Hi everyone, I wanted to start a discussion about whether massage services are considered a basic need or simply a luxury. In today's society, many people are looking for ways to relieve stress, improve their well-being, or recover from injuries, and massage therapy can be one option for that. However, do the average person, who works hard and has many responsibilities, really see massage as essential or just an occasional treat? Personally, I think for some it can be a necessity, especially those who suffer from chronic pain or have a very stressful lifestyle. But overall, I think that for most people, massages remain a luxury, something they can afford only on special occasions. What do you think? Do you believe it's a need or a luxury?

 

[Trush Jodie]

It would take me having up to $1k monthly to patronize massage services monthly. They are quite expensive. But I do it once a year.

 

[Kross]

The middle class can't afford massages here. It is obviously impulse spending for a middle class person to always patronize massage services.

 

[kit_hung]

Yes. If a competent health practitioner has prescribed massaging for a patient, this service can be deemed a basis need. Basic human needs' include healthcare services.

 

[Kross]

A normal healthy person won't pay for massaging generally. They get that service from wives/ husbands.

 

[Augusta]

Massage is an important part of treating specific health conditions and restoring functions. Yes I think it should be added