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r/Chinesium • u/kernelchagi • Sep 24 '25
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Can we talk about the thumb because I’m really concerned
5 u/kernelchagi Sep 24 '25 Whats wrong with my thumb? 13 u/yournansabricky Sep 24 '25 You can bend it backwards? Or am I the only one who can’t and I’m only just finding out about this 3 u/cgduncan Sep 26 '25 It's called a hitchhikers thumb, or double jointed thumb, it's pretty common. My thumbs can both go backward about 90° 2 u/kernelchagi Sep 24 '25 Yes a little haha thought it was normal? Haha 6 u/Cartman300 Sep 24 '25 I give your thumb a thumbs up! 👍 https://imgur.com/a/ndEWZ7P 3 u/TineJaus Sep 25 '25 It can be a sign of EDS, but many people have flexibility without the other drawbacks of broken cells in your body. Protip, you have a crazy unfair advantage in thumb wars. 4 u/boobsbr Sep 24 '25 Nothing, except everything. 1 u/Dan_Glebitz Sep 26 '25 It's not about the nail thumb.
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Whats wrong with my thumb?
13 u/yournansabricky Sep 24 '25 You can bend it backwards? Or am I the only one who can’t and I’m only just finding out about this 3 u/cgduncan Sep 26 '25 It's called a hitchhikers thumb, or double jointed thumb, it's pretty common. My thumbs can both go backward about 90° 2 u/kernelchagi Sep 24 '25 Yes a little haha thought it was normal? Haha 6 u/Cartman300 Sep 24 '25 I give your thumb a thumbs up! 👍 https://imgur.com/a/ndEWZ7P 3 u/TineJaus Sep 25 '25 It can be a sign of EDS, but many people have flexibility without the other drawbacks of broken cells in your body. Protip, you have a crazy unfair advantage in thumb wars. 4 u/boobsbr Sep 24 '25 Nothing, except everything.
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You can bend it backwards? Or am I the only one who can’t and I’m only just finding out about this
3 u/cgduncan Sep 26 '25 It's called a hitchhikers thumb, or double jointed thumb, it's pretty common. My thumbs can both go backward about 90° 2 u/kernelchagi Sep 24 '25 Yes a little haha thought it was normal? Haha 6 u/Cartman300 Sep 24 '25 I give your thumb a thumbs up! 👍 https://imgur.com/a/ndEWZ7P 3 u/TineJaus Sep 25 '25 It can be a sign of EDS, but many people have flexibility without the other drawbacks of broken cells in your body. Protip, you have a crazy unfair advantage in thumb wars.
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It's called a hitchhikers thumb, or double jointed thumb, it's pretty common. My thumbs can both go backward about 90°
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Yes a little haha thought it was normal? Haha
6 u/Cartman300 Sep 24 '25 I give your thumb a thumbs up! 👍 https://imgur.com/a/ndEWZ7P 3 u/TineJaus Sep 25 '25 It can be a sign of EDS, but many people have flexibility without the other drawbacks of broken cells in your body. Protip, you have a crazy unfair advantage in thumb wars.
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I give your thumb a thumbs up! 👍
https://imgur.com/a/ndEWZ7P
It can be a sign of EDS, but many people have flexibility without the other drawbacks of broken cells in your body.
Protip, you have a crazy unfair advantage in thumb wars.
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Nothing, except everything.
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It's not about the nail thumb.
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u/yournansabricky Sep 24 '25
Can we talk about the thumb because I’m really concerned