I once saw a politician at an official event sit and read something and I noticed he had restless legs while reading. Made him look like a school boy.

>>77216662
As much as we want to in our heads, when they are right in front of you it becomes so degrading to suck on them (the feet).

>>77216666
Kek, I guess it depends on how much control you have over it. I tend to rock my knees back and forth in a slow and controlled motion, but I can imagine the schoolboy move when they jitter on their toes so their knee goes up and down, like they're nervous

mmm patas

>>77216662
You probably just have an inflamed SI joint.

>>77216662
No. I've slept next to some people who would do that for most of the night. Go for a run retard.

>>77216662
>essential tremor
>restless legs
>snow vision syndrome
>tinnitus
plebs I have it all; my nerves are on party-mode 24/7

>>77216662
I turn constantly if I exercise too much.
If I get too much vitamin D my legs will have a violent uncontrolled jolt as I'm going to sleep now and then.

itt magnesium deficiency general

>>77216676
>jitter on their toes so their knee goes up and down
this is just something i do when im bored and im trying not to fall asleep

>>77216662
take magnesium glycinate. I train legs twice a week and half to pop 300mg right after workout and then another 400mg before bed/right after dinner. do not get oxide, it won't work as well.

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>>77216662
FOOTA

>>77216669
That's what makes it hot