Um, no. If you’re having a problem with trolling you need to talk to a doctor about balance and mobility issues.

Aside from the recommendations of seeing a doctor, coordination issues can also be the result of dehydration. If I notice I'm stumbling later in the day it's almost always the result of not drinking water

No. That is not normal. It is, however, a common symptom of chronic drug abuse / drug withdrawal.

this is called pratfallmaxxing

take the dick van dyke pill

(seriously though see a doctor and make sure nothing's up take care of yourself)

Being clumsy is an trait common in people with autism, ymmv.

It's not just social information that gets mixed up but pretty much everything. I have to catch myself at least once a month but I haven't had a fall in a bit.

No that is not normal. If you trip on something (which happens from time to time) you should be able to place your other foot forward to regain your balance and keep yourself from falling.

No, that's not really normal. Really only happens when I'm under the influence.

Nope, see a doctor

How's your hearing? Inner ear problems can fuck up balance.

Only normal if you're a cute anime girl in a sad, sad world.

I trip and fall all the time, but that's because I am paraplegic. Start with your normal doctor.

Do you trip on air or things? If you trip over things all the time you're just unlucky.

I'm a doctor of humans and I think this means you have a severe case of lib.

I'm sorry.

I fall more than a lot of other people. I'm clumsy and have bad spacial awareness. I walk into the coffee table and such. I think it's dyspraxia as I'm autistic, it can be embarrassing when you fall like a bag of spuds

No. I trip and fall all the time myself, have since I was a very young child from my hoarder's collection of diseases.

Sometimes its neurological or the result of other diseases/medications, in my case its a very simple poor gait issue I didn't get addressed until I fell down some stairs 3yrs ago and fucked up my leg. Most people walk heel to toe, I walked toe to heel, there's a stability difference. Basically, I was a stealth toe walker. and nothing says no fun like learning how you're supposed to walk in your 30s. Along with seeing a doctor about this before you fall and get super hurt like me I'd suggest checking out how you walk.

Inner ear things. Some of it is age related.

Eyes having different "vision" with glasses that can't completely correct the worst eye. Makes depth perception ever so slightly off, very noticeable for me when there's low light, yellow tinged lighting or dark colored things on other dark colored things.

What is "normal"?

I look at the ground a lot, and my dad used to tell me to pick up my feet. Over rough terrain, I seem to trip less than most people, but over pavement that has the occasional wonky brick I seem to trip a lot.

Sandals and thongs (flipflops) make it worse.