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Cranium Autist's avatar

This is interesting and lines up with what i experienced with braces too.

I used to never pick on anyone as a kid. I got braces and a few years later, idk why, but i picked on a girl for a few months who was a bit further along in biomechanical collapse than i was. It was completely out of character for me to do such a thing, when previously i always helped people with whatever i could.

Then after those few months i stopped and then I became picked on by kids who just got their braces. Meanwhile the fastest, strongest, smartest kids in the class were wholly unbothered by this whole thing.

I think movies like to portray it a certain way that the 'jocks' pick on the 'nerds' but that never happened to me either. It was those kids who were like pretty much falling from their 'status' in a sense that tried to grasp their way back up in the heirarchy.

In hungary there usually was a level of respect if someone was good at something, even if not in other things. But that respect tends to fall as someone become less good at said thing. Idk if the same is true in the US but i cant imagine it's far off.

Looking back, there were a lot of behavioral and neurological changes that took place during my braces treatment. I even cut ties with my best friend for literally no reason. I started to get migraines at like 10yo, i picked on people, then i became a loner, my grades suffered, then eventually i just became mute.

EGK's avatar

wow.. thanks for sharing.

Yes that adds some great color to this whole process.

And if this pattern is indeed expedited then this orthodontic explosion that is happening around the world is going to rocket the level of bullying in all these other countries.

Metal detectors at the entrance of schools will be everywhere soon! :(

Talknet's avatar

Yes, it's the biometric field - to do with consciousness. The bully's toroidal field spins slower than the kid being bullied, which via inductance sends the bully's field into a high speed wobble - imbalance/anger/fear. There is also the fear that the bullied kid embodies, which needs to be balanced/healed. To do this the kid or adult learns to stay in the now - no ruminating on what might happen... In many cases a bully stands down at the last min, simply by staying out of fear.

Dr. Danny DeReuter's avatar

Have you looked at the work of Lowell Ward? He was a chiropractor and developed a technique called Stressology. He could look at an X-ray and determine if they were a psychopath based on posture, lumps on the head, etc

EGK's avatar

interesting?

this person? https://dynamicchiropractic.com/article/42271-lowell-ward-dc-stressology-pioneer

I've watched a lot of serial killer documentaries over the years and thought maybe i could put together a pattern.. but so far havent seen one.

Dr. Danny DeReuter's avatar

yes! That guy!

Evan E's avatar

Vox Day's Social Sexual Hierarchy expounds on male behavior. It's normal for men to "shit test" each other to some extent (masculinity is more aggressive... Male Rams literally crash into each other). But if things veer into compulsive bullying and outright psychopathy, something is amiss. My son had a neighbor friend who has sadistic behavior. He had it before and after braces, so not sure what's wrong with that kid. I finally banned him being friends with my son after his older brothers threatened me for disciplining him (took my front door off my house, I called the police... It was a scene).

EGK's avatar

wow.. yeah that child has issues.

Note that if a child needs braces it pretty much by definition means the child's skull is somewhat crushed in my book.

Otherwise there would be room in his palate for teeth to have come in straight.