I have a friend who does the same thing, but with hugging. He grasps boths his hands behind my back and pulls upward– as he is a bit taller than I am-- and he can pop more joints than I can count. Sometimes he will hug me two or three times to pop different parts of my back. It feels amazing.
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RE: Walking on my back.
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Me, too.
So, I'm really grateful I'm not the only person addicted to popping her knuckles.
I pop my toes to no end. I can pop them multiple times in succession, and sometimes I will pop them to the point that I get muscle spasms in my feet– which aren't very fun. (But regardless, I keep on popping.)
My other favorite is my jaw. I asked the dentist about it the other year, producing a very audible grinding/cracking sound--I can make short loud pops, or crack it more slowly which produces a long grating sound, but is just as satisfying. He told me I had TMJD, probably as a result of previous teeth-grinding when I was younger, and that I shouldn't pop it anymore. Of course, I can't stop.
If I pop my jaw, or most of my joints, I normally have to pop it a few more times until it feels alright, which definitely reminds me of OCD.
That's about it. Thanks!
-marycatherine