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My tailbone feels like its wagging

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Hello everyone new here. this is my history of the discovery of my tailbone. Knowledge of the tailbone could lead to improved mental health of everyone, but especially mentally ill and prisoner types might calm down over time.

My first interest in the tailbone was 13 years ago. I asked google if it wags and google said yes. I took no interest in it after that for 6 years, but was very interested in a dizzyness I suffered in relation to schizophrenic symptoms for 6 years. Then one day I was watching baseball and started thinking about the tailbone and how the batter was wagging the bat and his waist at the same time. I then realized that my own tailbone could make me dizzy. For 4 years after this I continued to struggle with the tailbone being the only cause in relation to my schizo symptoms. Then I wrote a paper 3 years ago that the points of that paper haven’t really been changed or added to since and I have gone those three years with very minor schizo symptoms. My main point from the paper is when the balance system is wobbling from the tailbone OR on its own, both of which can cause hallucination, objects in your vision that attract attention begin to wobble. Your vestibular can be controlled and the wobbling moved between objects by thinking a question like what is in that cup? The key cause to wobbling in the tailbone, which can manifest as wobbling in your vision, your musculoskeletal system, your balance system alone, nervous twitches, is going to be high adrenaline, usually from breathing changes induced by a hyper attentive state.

high adrenaline from footsteps at night, you either hallucinate what it is or write it off and fall asleep. The same thing happens with high adrenaline but the fight response when you are awake with the fan on and its screaming high adrenaline. Clever thing is when you feel your adrenaline spike watch your tailbone, if it wags fiercely the adrenaline has spiked, but if its slow to move then you can catch the adrenaline while its low and avoid it getting worse through breathing and squinting. Next time you feel you are getting angry or high adrenaline notice how this is prime time to hallucinate. That fight response brings to mind opinion, beliefs, judgement, and ideas, is probably why its often that people suffer government hallucinations.

The tailbone also wags when: you swing a bat(or pretend to), when you walk or run, standing in line at a restaurant, while thinking of what to write, hallucinating, luscivious thoughts (which can be angering esp hallucination), music, interest(sometimes solely in itself wagging).

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you seem to be my only reader.

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