Is it normal that i can dislocate my shoulder on purpose

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this might seem weird but whenever I hold onto something that can hold my weight I can pop my shoulder In and out if oliys sockets... sounds gross ik but it's more gross when u feel it haha lol... is this normal????

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Based on 99 votes (49 yes)
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  • mrcube123
    7 years ago

    holy shot I can do that too but to all my joints , but there is a drawback , if i turn to quickly i sometimes dislocate my knee and it hurts like a bich for a while then its gone.....

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  • Akeem
    11 years ago

    No it's not normal and your gonna mess your arm up.....sicko.

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  • coolio75650932
    11 years ago

    lol totally normal (i do it all the time i can also pop it back in

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    .o((")(") bunny dislocated both his arms and they where amputated

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  • spoon4d
    12 years ago

    are you Martin Riggs ?

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    • spoon4d
      12 years ago

      LOOK IT UP on google you wont regret it !

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  • danwolves
    13 years ago

    My used to do that, I went to the doctors about it and ended up having physio for about a year

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  • medicman
    13 years ago

    Don't keep doing it. You will PERMANENTLY weaken the tendons in your arm, and it will fall out without warning eventually. Not to mention, you will royally **** up your joint.

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  • randomjelly
    13 years ago

    Check out EDS. Goggle it. It sucks.

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  • Ribbit.
    13 years ago

    Thats pretty epic, I guess it`s normal... I can dislocate my thumb on purpose...

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    Mine does that too!
    When I asked my doctor about it he said it's just that I'm flexible.

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