[ SECRET POST #4400 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4400 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[kaijinscendre]

I was taught as a kid to tilt it back by teachers. No idea why.

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[syncing_feeling]

My mother did the same with me growing up. I didn't get them a lot but when I did she would go "TILT YOUR HEAD BACK AND KEEP IT THERE." I don't know how that idea started. It makes no sense.

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[(Anonymous)]

It's common sense. Blood is coming down out of your nose, so to stop it, you tilt your head backwards. It's not correct but it is intuitive.

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[syncing_feeling]

You're right, I can understand that. It's easy to forget the right way to do stuff when you're in the moment. :(

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[(Anonymous)]

Makes less of a mess that way.

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[syncing_feeling]

This is true! I just hate the feeling of it going down the back of the throat. Ugh.

Re: Misconceptions that bug you in media

[(Anonymous)]

The SCHOOL NURSE told me to tilt my head back (had me lie on my back, too).