DubWolf

Oh but you can . There's tubes you can buy for those longer flights and when you don't want to land just to go to the bathroom. At least, for number 1. Number 2 is a different story.

I have heard quite a lot of horror stories about how you can lose your sense of direction while flying through clouds or fog. Trusting your instruments over your own beliefs, is key, and can help so you don’t have to use one of those “tubes”…

Lolll

But yes you're right. The sensations on your body can make you believe you're oriented in such a way that you incorrectly orient the aircraft to "feel better". Even if that means you're spiraling down to the ground. Hence you trust your instruments. Primarily, the "attitude indicator" which directly tells you and immediately, how the wings and nose is pointing