I DO NOT HAVE TOURETTES, but I relate to this video so much. I have Diagnosed ADHD and a Panic Disorder. I want to focus on the ADHD here because after my grades went up and I started frequently visiting the doctor for my meds (I didn't want my grades to go down because I couldn't focus and the meds worked for me.) Well, I've been told I don't usually seem ADHD and that I focus easily, that I don't struggle with it. And this perception came probably because I'm actively medicated in school and I'll hyperfocus. It feels so bad to be accused of faking a mental health issue or disorder and I can't understand why people don't learn to say "I don't deal with this, so I can't understand this to the point where I can accuse someone else of not having it." And even if you do deal with something, the symptoms of most things vary from person to person.
the syndrome is not the person and sorry for the video reference faux pas 🧡, i am asperger, we make these mistakes just like tourette does make its like Anita did✌but not so popularized Edit: wording
I agreed with every single thing you said. I've been watching your channel for about 4 years because I was fascinated with Tourette's syndrome and wanted to educate myself. I was happy to see you overcome obstacles and even treat your tics. I also thought it was brave of you to talk about your condition and mental illness, because I was going through major depression at the time. I started watching Sweet Anita a few months ago because I was getting into gaming, and she was a gamer. I saw videos of some of her funny tics, and of her answering questions about Tourette's. As I started following her, I saw how she was a sweet, intelligent person. She does rescue work, takes care of her mom, and produces content despite having a condition that makes her blurt out things she doesn't want to say. I also learn that she didn't get a diagnosis until she was 24, so she went through life scared, depressed, and empty because she didn't know what was wrong with her. Streaming shows how brave she is, overcoming her social anxiety by embracing what made her anxious in the first place. And how people reacted to her n-word tic is so asinine. In the video you see that she clearly doesn't want to be saying it, and she even turns off the mic while trying to suppress it. I'm black myself, and I know that no black person with half a brain would be offended by a girl whose father is black, saying a racial slur that she literally can't control. All you have to do is watch her content to see that she's not faking. The proof is right there. There's one video that even shows how alcohol affects her condition and makes her tic less. I wish these idiots would leave her alone and let her play Overwatch in peace.
I don't think she would for a minute ever say the n word. So j belie she has Tourette's. Being brave, sweet (in her channel name?!), etc just happens to bring her thousands of thirsty fans...that make her money. I'm a little sceptical of that. What I'm most sceptical of is out of the blue insults immediately directed at and making fun of her simps (who are also stupid enough to just give her money). Someone makes a comment that isn't a trigger but she doesn't like, a convenient tic occurs, full of specific new insults, some that she doesn't utter again. Nah, I put scepticism aside for a long time but she definitely plays it up. And she shows remarkable business acumen for someone with uncontrollable outbursts.
@@mistadobalina1093 but thats kinda how tourettes works- it can be “convenient” and she has said the n word as a tic. its uncontrollable- unfortunately that is one of my tics, and as a white person im not happy with it, and im very lucky it happens not often- in the future keep in mind what u say and educate yourself. sweet anita isnt faking
@@mistadobalina1093 imagine me acussing you off faking something that u have everyday and everytime you have a stream or vid. And Let see if u mad or not. If u not. u just faking it. Let see
This will sound like absolute speculation, but, even though I don't have Tourettes, I think I can understand you. When I think of something dumb, my conscience censors me and calls me bad names. Everyone has this (because, as a greater rule, we all carry the potential for all mental disorders). The difference seems to be that you actually pronounce those words, whereas in me they never go further than the mere thought. If you understand what I'm talking about, or can relate to this, let me know, and we can continue talking if you wish.
Your awesome Melissa so sad that people discredit Tourette ot your mental health struggles you always valid and your life history is always valid love you Melissa you and your alters are always always valid you are such a beautiful intelligent woman Melissa you are so real and legitimate
Thank you Melissa for making such a well thought out, moving and also educational video for those who aren't knowledgeable when it comes to Coprolalia and even Tourette Syndrome in general. I think when it comes to the Coprolalia aspect, which I myself have dealt with daily for 6 years as part of my TS, it's just another tic, a sound that I make that happens to be more complex than some of the others.... another misfiring neuron. What I used to find interesting was that my cat was able to differentiate between me telling him off as a tic and me actually telling him off due to the tone of voice that I would use when it was genuine, pets can be very perceptive. I remember you telling me when we spoke over Skype that Coprolalia isn't actually swearing per se, which is so true because very often when I say an "offensive" word or a complex string of words, here's no context to them and even when they present as having intent behind them I can assure all the doubters that there isn't any; not in my case or Anita's. My question in terms of when it comes to faking a syndrome would be WHY Tourette? I've seen some of her videos where she is having jerky, physical and self-injurious tics which I know from experience can be very painful and tiring, and given how she has to still put up negative comments, repetitive, annoying questions and disbelief from some of the people who message her on top of that, why not choose different tics to fake that wouldn't result in negative consequences? Why choose a condition that is mocked, misunderstood and highly stigmatised? People need to understand that the brain is an incredibly complex organ and therefore there is pretty much an infinite amount of disorders that can result from different parts of it not working as they normallly would... but many people can't grasp that simple concept, so disbelief and accusations of someone's condition not being real are always going to be an issue to some degree. On a side note, I loved your daughter analogy... absolutely spot on, we can go minutes, hours or even days without ticcing. There's such a wide spectrum with TS. Thank you for continuing to be such a great advocate for TS, I hope that the day will come when we will be accepted and understood more than we are now and can be comfortable in our own skin. Time will tell.
Anyone who sees someone and immediately says "oh they're are faking" I suddenly don't trust them nor respect them anymore. Why would 99.9999% of ppl fake any physical or mental disorders? It sucks to deal with even if its just on online videos. I dont get ppl smh
You must be slow. People fake shit all the time, especially people from Twitch LOL. We've had fake Tourettes, fake wheelchairs, fake everything. Get over it, nobody cares if you lose respect for them
how u know. U not even an expert and i dont think u have a tourette. People with tourette will understand what they are suffering. Stop making stuff up. And do some research. And i met an expert show anita vid. And he said it was real
miss melissa. i just spent a lot of money on pdf versions of every dsm from the very first one in 1955 to the current one today i sent you the 5th edition but i want to send you all the other versions too. you inspire me and i wish i could send money but i am on disability pay. i can only send you what i have.
People with tourette's don't necessarily tic all the time. Some days my daughter's tics are really mellow. You can barely notice. Other days she is literally trashing the house. Anyone whose bothered to do even the most minimal amount of research would know that tics wax and wane. Someday my daughter's tics are all internal so no one can feel/see them but her. People seriously need to mind their own business.
Ok Let me ask and sorry if I sound too skeptical. So when you have Tourette s it make you day things that you can't control or body ticks. I understand that. My question is why Everytime Anita ticks it's as if what she says it's very on point. Aren't the words you say supposed to be random or it's what's on your mind at the moment?
tics can drawn from your environment- i tic certain things around certain objects/people because the sight/sound/thought of that can trigger a specific tic. Additionally things like coprolalia will latch onto anything you DON'T want to do or say at that moment and you might tic the one thing you think would be the worst thing to do at the moment. Tics will react to stimulus around you, so this is why sometimes people tic things that are about things going on at the moment. They don't reflect your actual thoughts, though- it's almost completely uncontrollable and the things we say or do don't mean we want to secretly do them. The video goes over this stuff a little bit around the 9 minutes mark. I hope this helps and feel free to ask anything if you have follow-up questions
@@frogman5312 interesting comment. What if someone on your stream types something that isn't a trigger, but is something that I either do not like or is something I know that the other viewers will back me you up on - do you immediately tic for no reason and insult that person very specifically, and make it so that whilst doing so you ensure the other viewers are entertained and will definitely go after that person for? K mean, it happens a lot for someone who has an uncontrollable syndrome. If you think that she never uses it as a cover for taking out her frustration, well, I have a bridge to sell you, if you have any money left. Now send me money, insult you, then tell you I'm going to spend the money you donated with my boyfriend, laugh, and not apologise. 🤦🏻♂️
@@mistadobalina1093 Anita isn't faking anything. Her symptoms are consistent with coprolalia, according to doctors. You are just simply ignorant. Stop thinking you know everything.
If somebody fakes a disease or anything else it is their responsibility, pointing a finger is no proof, and without that it is useless, it wil come out or not, if somebody turns out too realy have that disease their life will be miserable because off all those ppl who point a finger without any reason.
Disagree. You can have both the disease/syndrome, and have if as a very convenient cover to, play on people's sympathy, have them throw money at you, and just insult them back. Actually, it's a pretty good business model. Just have to be mildly attractive to maintain the Dino cash flow, then laugh all the way to the bank.
@@mistadobalina1093 how u know. U not even an expert and i dont think u have a tourette. People with tourette will understand what they are suffering. Stop making stuff up. And do some research. And i met and expert show anita vid. And he said it was real
I deal with illnesses the same way you do. I know you don't judge people for their problems that's why I open up to you a little. We are tough people and can accomplish anything keep being a in your face self helper. Rock on Mellisa!
I have been friends with a girl from my middle school for 3 years. We are sophomores now. Not once has she mentioned anything about tics to me, nor have I ever seen her experience tics. Then, all of a sudden in the spring, at lunch out in the court yard of the school, her head twitches to the left a couple of times. I asked her, knowing fully that they were tics, supposedly, and she told me, "oh, it was just my tics" Not one time during the rest of the school year did she experience any other signs of tics... My question is, do you think she was faking it? Perhaps she thought it was cool not knowing how painful it can be? Because before, during, and after she had her head twitching tic thing, she looked relaxed, as if her muscles weren't being strained to form movements she had no control over..
Hey! So I don’t know what other people think about this situation and although my knowledge of the topic is limited compared to that of people with Tourettes, from personal experience, tics are not necessarily a symptom of that affliction. I myself experienced a brief period of stress-induced psychosomatic tics caused by social and academic anxiety. They would only happen at moments where I felt high stress and I was able to treat it with therapy. I don’t know what your friend’s situation is, they may or may not be faking things, but I just thought I’d mention tics don’t only happen to people with Tourettes, though those of people with Tourettes have a different origin since they’re neurological and not psychological like mine were.
My best friend has Tourette’s and I barley notice it anymore so when people (including school teachers) say she’s faking it I’m like ...... do you know how many years I had to “put up” with her punching me in the shoulder 😂😂😂😂 shut up you don’t know someone’s experiences so I hate when people say people are faking
Are there people who really think if you don't tic all the time or with some degree of consistency it's fake?? I honestly don't even know that much about anything related to any kind of conditions nor do I pretend to, but that just seems like a bad argument or downright stupid.
Everyone picks up words and they get stored in the brain, no matter if they’re offensive or not. People without Tourette’s choose not to use some words… they CHOOSE. Tourette’s doesn’t care and it throws everything out there. I don’t have this disorder but I do get that the brain saves everything we see and hear and if someone has no control over a wiring issue, then we need to stop bashing them for it.
One of my daughter's tics right now is "I hate black people!" First time she did it she shocked herself and was like "Oh my. What have black people ever done to me?" Which made everyone crack up. You gotta have a sense of humor with this. People are so easily offended these days it's pretty pathetic. Our ancestry is Mi'kmaq and I homeschool my kids so we were learning about the Mi'kmaq Scalp Proclamation of 1749 against our people. So one day she grabs me by the hair and yells SCALP PROCLAMATION! OMG. We laughed so hard. I can't wait until all this whiney SJW crap stops being a trend. It's so last year. Especially because it is usually privileged people who wind up attacking those that aren't. It's gross.
Umm Having a racist tic isn’t funny. “Easily offended” is understandable when your daughter is literally saying she hates black people. What the fuck? How did that even come about?? She needs help repressing that one before someone knocks her out for saying that.
A tic is not intentional. Its not about her mentality or being racist. Its the opposite. She wouldnt have that as a coprolalic tic if she was hateful. Tourette is distressing for the person saying those things because they dont want to be saying them. Its harder for them than the person hearing it. Please be considerate.
I think what people take issue with Anita is not that she is pretending to have tourettes. Its that in every video she makes shes practically ticking like record level tiks. Its the exaggeration
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If someone says something you don't like on your stream do you immediately do some tics, and deliberately start cursing in a funny manner at just that one person? A lot? Using terms that she doesn't normally use but which are oddly specific and sound a lot like insults just for that person? Sure she probably has it. But she sure as hell uses it here and there when she wants.
the thing is, you have seem a few clips where this happens, but the majority of the time on streams, whether it is a nice comment or not, she doesn’t have a lot of tics. Don’t assume someone is faking/exaggerating just because of certain things which are literally not proof AT ALL that they are pretending. Do some f*cking research man
And She's been streaming for 3-4 years, Nobody on the internet can fake Tourettes for 3-4 years, Example is like that one girl on TikTok who faked having Tourettes getting caught in under a year, and Sweet Anita has done collabs with other Tourettes people and they never say "Sweet Anita is faking her Tourettes" wanna know why, because she actually has Tourettes
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I DO NOT HAVE TOURETTES, but I relate to this video so much. I have Diagnosed ADHD and a Panic Disorder. I want to focus on the ADHD here because after my grades went up and I started frequently visiting the doctor for my meds (I didn't want my grades to go down because I couldn't focus and the meds worked for me.) Well, I've been told I don't usually seem ADHD and that I focus easily, that I don't struggle with it. And this perception came probably because I'm actively medicated in school and I'll hyperfocus. It feels so bad to be accused of faking a mental health issue or disorder and I can't understand why people don't learn to say "I don't deal with this, so I can't understand this to the point where I can accuse someone else of not having it." And even if you do deal with something, the symptoms of most things vary from person to person.
I was worried this would be a fake claiming video. That was a really good point about the way coperlalia works!
That’s how I found this channel I was looking for support thank you so much for your support❤️
the syndrome is not the person
and sorry for the video reference faux pas 🧡, i am asperger, we make these mistakes
just like tourette does make its
like Anita did✌but not so popularized
Edit: wording
I agreed with every single thing you said. I've been watching your channel for about 4 years because I was fascinated with Tourette's syndrome and wanted to educate myself. I was happy to see you overcome obstacles and even treat your tics. I also thought it was brave of you to talk about your condition and mental illness, because I was going through major depression at the time. I started watching Sweet Anita a few months ago because I was getting into gaming, and she was a gamer. I saw videos of some of her funny tics, and of her answering questions about Tourette's. As I started following her, I saw how she was a sweet, intelligent person. She does rescue work, takes care of her mom, and produces content despite having a condition that makes her blurt out things she doesn't want to say. I also learn that she didn't get a diagnosis until she was 24, so she went through life scared, depressed, and empty because she didn't know what was wrong with her. Streaming shows how brave she is, overcoming her social anxiety by embracing what made her anxious in the first place. And how people reacted to her n-word tic is so asinine. In the video you see that she clearly doesn't want to be saying it, and she even turns off the mic while trying to suppress it. I'm black myself, and I know that no black person with half a brain would be offended by a girl whose father is black, saying a racial slur that she literally can't control. All you have to do is watch her content to see that she's not faking. The proof is right there. There's one video that even shows how alcohol affects her condition and makes her tic less. I wish these idiots would leave her alone and let her play Overwatch in peace.
I don't think she would for a minute ever say the n word. So j belie she has Tourette's. Being brave, sweet (in her channel name?!), etc just happens to bring her thousands of thirsty fans...that make her money. I'm a little sceptical of that. What I'm most sceptical of is out of the blue insults immediately directed at and making fun of her simps (who are also stupid enough to just give her money). Someone makes a comment that isn't a trigger but she doesn't like, a convenient tic occurs, full of specific new insults, some that she doesn't utter again. Nah, I put scepticism aside for a long time but she definitely plays it up. And she shows remarkable business acumen for someone with uncontrollable outbursts.
@@mistadobalina1093 but thats kinda how tourettes works- it can be “convenient” and she has said the n word as a tic. its uncontrollable- unfortunately that is one of my tics, and as a white person im not happy with it, and im very lucky it happens not often- in the future keep in mind what u say and educate yourself. sweet anita isnt faking
@@mistadobalina1093 imagine me acussing you off faking something that u have everyday and everytime you have a stream or vid. And Let see if u mad or not. If u not. u just faking it. Let see
she actually didnt get told of her diagnosis until she was 27 so yeah, she was officially diagnosed at 24 and recieved the papers 3 years later
This will sound like absolute speculation, but, even though I don't have Tourettes, I think I can understand you. When I think of something dumb, my conscience censors me and calls me bad names. Everyone has this (because, as a greater rule, we all carry the potential for all mental disorders). The difference seems to be that you actually pronounce those words, whereas in me they never go further than the mere thought. If you understand what I'm talking about, or can relate to this, let me know, and we can continue talking if you wish.
Your awesome Melissa so sad that people discredit Tourette ot your mental health struggles you always valid and your life history is always valid love you Melissa you and your alters are always always valid you are such a beautiful intelligent woman Melissa you are so real and legitimate
I haven't seen your videos in forever and I am so happy to have found you again
Thank you Melissa for making such a well thought out, moving and also educational video for those who aren't knowledgeable when it comes to Coprolalia and even Tourette Syndrome in general. I think when it comes to the Coprolalia aspect, which I myself have dealt with daily for 6 years as part of my TS, it's just another tic, a sound that I make that happens to be more complex than some of the others.... another misfiring neuron. What I used to find interesting was that my cat was able to differentiate between me telling him off as a tic and me actually telling him off due to the tone of voice that I would use when it was genuine, pets can be very perceptive. I remember you telling me when we spoke over Skype that Coprolalia isn't actually swearing per se, which is so true because very often when I say an "offensive" word or a complex string of words, here's no context to them and even when they present as having intent behind them I can assure all the doubters that there isn't any; not in my case or Anita's.
My question in terms of when it comes to faking a syndrome would be WHY Tourette? I've seen some of her videos where she is having jerky, physical and self-injurious tics which I know from experience can be very painful and tiring, and given how she has to still put up negative comments, repetitive, annoying questions and disbelief from some of the people who message her on top of that, why not choose different tics to fake that wouldn't result in negative consequences? Why choose a condition that is mocked, misunderstood and highly stigmatised? People need to understand that the brain is an incredibly complex organ and therefore there is pretty much an infinite amount of disorders that can result from different parts of it not working as they normallly would... but many people can't grasp that simple concept, so disbelief and accusations of someone's condition not being real are always going to be an issue to some degree. On a side note, I loved your daughter analogy... absolutely spot on, we can go minutes, hours or even days without ticcing. There's such a wide spectrum with TS.
Thank you for continuing to be such a great advocate for TS, I hope that the day will come when we will be accepted and understood more than we are now and can be comfortable in our own skin. Time will tell.
Aww no, your heart disappeared... must have been because I edited my comment just now. Never mind, thank you for loving my comment. 🙂
Thanks Melissa, I feel doubly loved now! ❤
Our dogs are the same. They know when my daughter is ticcing as compared to actually telling them to do something with intent.
Anyone who sees someone and immediately says "oh they're are faking" I suddenly don't trust them nor respect them anymore. Why would 99.9999% of ppl fake any physical or mental disorders? It sucks to deal with even if its just on online videos. I dont get ppl smh
Millions of people fake mental disorders and disabilities. Free government sponsored drugs . and a fat pay check every month for life..
You must be slow. People fake shit all the time, especially people from Twitch LOL. We've had fake Tourettes, fake wheelchairs, fake everything. Get over it, nobody cares if you lose respect for them
@@JackMcCrack10 this girl is real..she Aint faking nothing..
sympathy and clout. ez. her ticks aren't genuine. its obvious.
how u know. U not even an expert and i dont think u have a tourette. People with tourette will understand what they are suffering. Stop making stuff up. And do some research.
And i met an expert show anita vid. And he said it was real
I saw someone said they saw her (Anita) saying that she sometimes just masks less than she might have otherwise.
miss melissa. i just spent a lot of money on pdf versions of every dsm from the very first one in 1955 to the current one today i sent you the 5th edition but i want to send you all the other versions too. you inspire me and i wish i could send money but i am on disability pay. i can only send you what i have.
People with tourette's don't necessarily tic all the time. Some days my daughter's tics are really mellow. You can barely notice. Other days she is literally trashing the house. Anyone whose bothered to do even the most minimal amount of research would know that tics wax and wane. Someday my daughter's tics are all internal so no one can feel/see them but her. People seriously need to mind their own business.
Ok Let me ask and sorry if I sound too skeptical. So when you have Tourette s it make you day things that you can't control or body ticks. I understand that. My question is why Everytime Anita ticks it's as if what she says it's very on point. Aren't the words you say supposed to be random or it's what's on your mind at the moment?
tics can drawn from your environment- i tic certain things around certain objects/people because the sight/sound/thought of that can trigger a specific tic. Additionally things like coprolalia will latch onto anything you DON'T want to do or say at that moment and you might tic the one thing you think would be the worst thing to do at the moment. Tics will react to stimulus around you, so this is why sometimes people tic things that are about things going on at the moment. They don't reflect your actual thoughts, though- it's almost completely uncontrollable and the things we say or do don't mean we want to secretly do them. The video goes over this stuff a little bit around the 9 minutes mark. I hope this helps and feel free to ask anything if you have follow-up questions
@@frogman5312 interesting comment. What if someone on your stream types something that isn't a trigger, but is something that I either do not like or is something I know that the other viewers will back me you up on - do you immediately tic for no reason and insult that person very specifically, and make it so that whilst doing so you ensure the other viewers are entertained and will definitely go after that person for? K mean, it happens a lot for someone who has an uncontrollable syndrome. If you think that she never uses it as a cover for taking out her frustration, well, I have a bridge to sell you, if you have any money left. Now send me money, insult you, then tell you I'm going to spend the money you donated with my boyfriend, laugh, and not apologise. 🤦🏻♂️
@@mistadobalina1093 Anita isn't faking anything. Her symptoms are consistent with coprolalia, according to doctors. You are just simply ignorant. Stop thinking you know everything.
If somebody fakes a disease or anything else it is their responsibility, pointing a finger is no proof, and without that it is useless, it wil come out or not, if somebody turns out too realy have that disease their life will be miserable because off all those ppl who point a finger without any reason.
Disagree. You can have both the disease/syndrome, and have if as a very convenient cover to, play on people's sympathy, have them throw money at you, and just insult them back. Actually, it's a pretty good business model. Just have to be mildly attractive to maintain the Dino cash flow, then laugh all the way to the bank.
@@mistadobalina1093 how u know. U not even an expert and i dont think u have a tourette. People with tourette will understand what they are suffering. Stop making stuff up. And do some research.
And i met and expert show anita vid. And he said it was real
thank you for this, I am posting it to Tic Talk later.
Anita reminds me of Boxxy. BTW, when are we going to see a Tourette girl beauty contest?
I deal with illnesses the same way you do. I know you don't judge people for their problems that's why I open up to you a little. We are tough people and can accomplish anything keep being a in your face self helper. Rock on Mellisa!
I have been friends with a girl from my middle school for 3 years. We are sophomores now. Not once has she mentioned anything about tics to me, nor have I ever seen her experience tics. Then, all of a sudden in the spring, at lunch out in the court yard of the school, her head twitches to the left a couple of times. I asked her, knowing fully that they were tics, supposedly, and she told me, "oh, it was just my tics" Not one time during the rest of the school year did she experience any other signs of tics...
My question is, do you think she was faking it? Perhaps she thought it was cool not knowing how painful it can be? Because before, during, and after she had her head twitching tic thing, she looked relaxed, as if her muscles weren't being strained to form movements she had no control over..
Hey! So I don’t know what other people think about this situation and although my knowledge of the topic is limited compared to that of people with Tourettes, from personal experience, tics are not necessarily a symptom of that affliction. I myself experienced a brief period of stress-induced psychosomatic tics caused by social and academic anxiety. They would only happen at moments where I felt high stress and I was able to treat it with therapy. I don’t know what your friend’s situation is, they may or may not be faking things, but I just thought I’d mention tics don’t only happen to people with Tourettes, though those of people with Tourettes have a different origin since they’re neurological and not psychological like mine were.
I believe you❤️
My best friend has Tourette’s and I barley notice it anymore so when people (including school teachers) say she’s faking it I’m like ...... do you know how many years I had to “put up” with her punching me in the shoulder 😂😂😂😂 shut up you don’t know someone’s experiences so I hate when people say people are faking
This comment made me laugh out loud. 😂 EXACTLY. My daughter has been tic punching me for years. 😂
Are there people who really think if you don't tic all the time or with some degree of consistency it's fake?? I honestly don't even know that much about anything related to any kind of conditions nor do I pretend to, but that just seems like a bad argument or downright stupid.
Had to deal with people calling me fake all through middle school. some of the most annoying times of my life.
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You are real and so is your content !
So she isn't right
I mean isn't faking, right?
I watched all of Sweet Anita and she is your God.
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Everyone picks up words and they get stored in the brain, no matter if they’re offensive or not. People without Tourette’s choose not to use some words… they CHOOSE. Tourette’s doesn’t care and it throws everything out there. I don’t have this disorder but I do get that the brain saves everything we see and hear and if someone has no control over a wiring issue, then we need to stop bashing them for it.
One of my daughter's tics right now is "I hate black people!" First time she did it she shocked herself and was like "Oh my. What have black people ever done to me?" Which made everyone crack up. You gotta have a sense of humor with this. People are so easily offended these days it's pretty pathetic. Our ancestry is Mi'kmaq and I homeschool my kids so we were learning about the Mi'kmaq Scalp Proclamation of 1749 against our people. So one day she grabs me by the hair and yells SCALP PROCLAMATION! OMG. We laughed so hard. I can't wait until all this whiney SJW crap stops being a trend. It's so last year. Especially because it is usually privileged people who wind up attacking those that aren't. It's gross.
Umm Having a racist tic isn’t funny. “Easily offended” is understandable when your daughter is literally saying she hates black people. What the fuck? How did that even come about?? She needs help repressing that one before someone knocks her out for saying that.
A tic is not intentional. Its not about her mentality or being racist. Its the opposite. She wouldnt have that as a coprolalic tic if she was hateful.
Tourette is distressing for the person saying those things because they dont want to be saying them. Its harder for them than the person hearing it. Please be considerate.
I think what people take issue with Anita is not that she is pretending to have tourettes. Its that in every video she makes shes practically ticking like record level tiks. Its the exaggeration
I relate too. Even when they don't say I'm faking it, they tell me to just get better. Love you.
Just say hare Krishna everyday for 108 times he will bless you
She is faking it. For views and money and etc. If you seen old videos of her she nevrr had it. She was normal.
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Yes. I can tell something is wrong with you, your eyes, mouth and head give it away……..
The Evil and demonic are my kind of thing and I Love you, That's why I watch you. I won't tell anybody that you're a witch. That EVIL secret is safe with me B.
Yeaaaaaahhhh... super secret undercover public comment. No one will be the wiser. Bewitched.
I could tell immediately as well, though not necessarily evil.
@@coreykilbride7537 Same. First 5 seconds of seeing her and I sensed it. She's got the vibes. :) The force is strong with this one! ^-^ Blessed Be
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I really love the daughter illustration. That was spot on. I completely understand it. It was awesome
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#I_drank_the_Bongwater?
Great video
If someone says something you don't like on your stream do you immediately do some tics, and deliberately start cursing in a funny manner at just that one person? A lot? Using terms that she doesn't normally use but which are oddly specific and sound a lot like insults just for that person? Sure she probably has it. But she sure as hell uses it here and there when she wants.
the thing is, you have seem a few clips where this happens, but the majority of the time on streams, whether it is a nice comment or not, she doesn’t have a lot of tics. Don’t assume someone is faking/exaggerating just because of certain things which are literally not proof AT ALL that they are pretending. Do some f*cking research man
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A clear, intelligent and wonderful video.
Sweet Anita is a evil grifter...imo
how?
Its not a disability it's a personality quirk. And it is cute!
wtf
wtf??
No. Anita is fake because her tics are always on point to the topic and presented as comedy..
Her tics are just some cursed words, How is that always on point
And She's been streaming for 3-4 years, Nobody on the internet can fake Tourettes for 3-4 years, Example is like that one girl on TikTok who faked having Tourettes getting caught in under a year, and Sweet Anita has done collabs with other Tourettes people and they never say "Sweet Anita is faking her Tourettes" wanna know why, because she actually has Tourettes