Unlike ticsandroses, this lady is not jolly every single time she gets a tic nor continuously talks about each one of them every time they happen. Instead, she just keeps going into the conversation. That's another hint she is not faking it.
@@landenheine7645 tics are involuntary movements, therefore they should have a jerk-like motion to them, at least some of them. You can clearly see that here. These movements are involuntary.
@@landenheine7645 bro shut the f*ck up landen she’s not faking it because when people have Tourette’s they do stuff that they don’t want to do and her making that face and showing us the middle finger is very good evidence
😂 this video gave my parrot a new favorite sentence. He pinned his eyes, chirped "I got rice" and did his happy dance. He's been saying it on and off for an HOUR now. 🐦
Brooooo Sometimes I have panic attacks in public and get mad at myself for "faking for attention" I have literally been diagnosed with anxiety disorder. I am *literally* taking medicine for it daily lmao
@@andromeda_va39 yeah for some reason people think autistic people cant socialize they definitely didnt know some of the greatest inventions are from autistic people oh and the fact that einstein was autistic. People like that suck.
mm! I don't have Tourette's, but I do have visually subtle facial tics when I'm anxious and they're really not fun. I can't even begin to imagine how much it hurts for people who have more disruptive tics or Tourette's Syndrome itself. Nothing is funny or quirky about ticcing, and I'm so sick of seeing people fake it for "fun" or views.
@@dahurgthedragon9010she’s actually stated in some previous videos that hitting her chest repeatedly like that does in fact hurt, to the point she has a red spot on her chest from hitting it :,>
@@theREALMiikr0my face and arms tic and last week I had to do something very stressful for work and after ticcing heavily for 8 hours, I woke up the next morning feeling like I bench pressed a rhino.
She has said she does experience pain from them, but that stopping them makes it worse, because there is built up tension and anticipation without release which increases the rate and intensity of her tics, causing more damage.
Exactly half the time her tics completely interrupt what she's trying to say and there are videos out there You can see on her face that she's somewhat frustrated that she can't get out what she wants to say
@sewer~rat Thats not what they are implying. The lady in the video points out her concerns and states that "but in almost everyone one of my videos, I get a comments saying Hmm fake/this doesn't seem real" what the original poster (of this comment) was suggesting, was the fact that people think tics are 'random'. They didn't have any ill intent here, just a message towards people who think they (video creator) was faking.
@@pizzatime3752 Oh! Thank you for your insight! I like to learn from people who've experienced things first hand, and I've learned a bunch, thx for sharing :D
@@pizzatime3752 I see I'm not the only one who has neurologists problems. (I don't have tourettes though) My neurologist can be annoying too and no patient should have to deal with that. I'm sorry you had/have to deal with that.
“I got rice” is the best vocal tic I’ve ever heard. Seriously though, I’m so sorry people think you’re faking it. People that do fake it, or any other mental / neurological disorder, are ruining it for the rest of us.
Look at the fact she doesn't dwell on her tics and just moves on with what she is saying. She doesn't take time to laugh at them or point them out, she focuses on what she's talking about.
I mean, even though i don't exactly have tourettes, i did have a lot of tics for a long time and still have attacks, i do laugh at then but continue off w my day, i guess it depends but its okay to laugh at them sometimes
Majority of people who Tourette’s or tics online aren’t faking it. The only reason people think they are is because the creators that DO fake is are given more attention, which makes people only see the bad people instead of the many other people simply just trying to spread awareness or just have fun. This happens so much with just any community online and it’s so upsetting to see amazing people like this get harassed because of the misconceptions made about her and her disorder
Same. It's super annoying. People also being a little different and saying to me that they might have autism when they clearly don't is just as annoying. Having one very developped interest is not the same as having a mental disorder. *eyeroll
@@mcvenne8935 As an autistic person I somewhat disagree with your comment, but I think agree with your intentions. Yes, people shouldn't say they might be autistic just because they have some traits considered to be signs of autism, but on the other hand people who genuinely feel like they fit in better with autistic people or highly suspect they're autistic/struggle with things autistic people commonly struggle with shouldn't be invalidated or dismissed as faking it for attention, I know autistic people who don't have a diagnosis but I'd be very surprised if it turned out they were neurotypical. Also, autism isn't a disorder it's a neurodiversity, it's a disability because autistic people are a minority in a world made for neurotypical people, if you switched it round and neurotypical people were the minority they'd be the ones struggling.
@ragdollkitto 1. I am talking about people who obviously are not autistic. Literally half my relatives, a bunch of my friends and even more acquaintances have said it. They are obviously not autistic. 2. ASD. Autism Spectrum Disorder. It's literally in the name.
question: is that supposed to be rude or funny? because trust me, it isn't funny. (edit) don't read the comments if you like your sanity. i only thought the comment (that i replied to first) sounded kinda mocking and so please stop correcting me.
@@sheidakayn698 I’m pretty sure that “I got rice,” is an iconic line or a sentence that people love or think is common. I don’t think they meant to be rude.
@@celeste4762 personally my instinctual reaction was just like "good for her though, rice is great!" I appreciate when they give the extra work to the audience to clarify what is and isn't comfortable to be laughed at, it's a vulnerable thing for them to do for us.
Yuuup classic sign of being legit is if they're doing tics that cause damage. Not even just hitting but also twitching the same neck/hand/facial muscles over and over. It's rather boring for a tic and hurts quite a bit so the fakers normally don't so those.
Note: The fact that she continues speaking just fine shows she isn't faking, especially after a tic that uses her voice. Edit: Holy cow, Mom. I'm famous.
Well spotted! My tic is that I go "beep!" at random intervals. So I'll be having a conversation with someone who doesn't know I have tourettes, go "beep!" halfway through my sentence and just carry on talking while the other person just sits there wondering wtf just happened.
I do believe you. one way to spot fakers is to see if they change their tics all the time. tics do change of course but you don't have new tics all the time. the tics aren't convenient or fun like some fakers. tics are exhausting, imagine carly is going through this 24/7. not just when the camera is on. imagine doing your make up, just try to relax or go to the movies. idiots that fake this debilitating syndrome should be called out but always give people the benefit of the doubt. the people that know the faker in real life and know they're faking it for sure, should do the calling out, not someone on the other side of the screen
I lost my friend with tourettes to suicide a few years ago, its so heartbreaking to see that people dont take it seriously. He was bullied for it in school, trust me no one would want to fake it guys
A good hint for finding Tourette’s fakers is that they often overreact to tics even though it’s a daily thing for you all- glad to know there’s someone out there not trying to just get attention for themselves but raise awareness of the real problems you face :) Obligatory oh my god this blew up!
No literally. Like they have their 'tic' and then stop everything they are doing and like laugh and snort and then repeat it every time. Like having actual Tourettes gets annoying, I don't have it, but just seeing people actually have it I can tell that sometimes it's not fun... most times really.
Non Tourettes tics here Can confirm we react but its usually "ow fuck! That hurt" because tics can hurt especially my main wrist popping tic, my wrist is always sore or occasional giggling at dumb tics once or twice because someone else giggled at it or I get people saying my squeaking tic is cute lol I squeak a lot when stressed, and I squeak and do other tics in my sleep but it isn't Tourettes apperantly acording to my doctors years ago but I have multiple other disorders that can cause tics so it makes sense
I don't usually want to be too harsh on people who have faked tourettes. Personally faked tics a few years ago because that was the "only thing" that people would have sympathy for. (Later on it was one of the reasons i got into a really bad depression) Either way that's not fine. I have a few friends that I've known for, like 7 years and they have started to have "tics" at 16, and (I don't want to assume) it is really not that realistic how they react to those, and I have a really strong fealing that they are faking them
Another thing with Tourette’s is that it isn’t always constant for everyone. Like you can tic no times one day then be a one man band the next. The fact that randomers think their thought matters on if the condition is real or not is so close minded.
I hate that people fake tics. My adhd unfortunately can cause me tics but i feel i have to suppress them when they happen so people dont think im faking stuff for attention
@@inactiveaccount.dontuseanymoreI mean, same here though. Not in a mean way, as I’m sure the same goes for OP. But it is inherently funny. This is the 1st vid I’ve ever seen if hers but she seems cool AF, & like she wouldn’t mind it. Never seen a tics & roses vid but have heard many….things. 😂😂
@@inactiveaccount.dontuseanymore I mean it’s still kinda funny not in a mean way but what kinda person what chuckle upon hearing “I got rice” randomly cause I would
Something else for people to keep in mind: You can have a tick without it being tourettes! There's no shame in correcting people if they ask if you have tourettes when you don't, it doesn't mean you are forcing the tick, it's just different :)
@@learningchannel3850 there is where someone is, their is who said it or claiming property like that's their or their are people saying that, and they're is they are so it's their
what is frustrating is that nobody will believe someone has Tourette's only because you don't have "crazy" tics nor swear. I wish people would just let us be, we don't owe them stereotypes.
Also what would someone gain from faking? People with Tourettes and disabilities in general get a lot of prejudice thrown their way. Faking a disability is not worth it, which is why very few people do it. I have a visual impairment and have been accused of faking it before. It's not funny.
Fr, I don't have Tourette's but my brother has been diagnosed when he was 4 (hes older now) & I keep trying to learn more about it. The one thing I noticed is that some people think his fake or bully him because of it (& it causes him to tic more). So all & all its kinda sad that people will disregard people with Tourette's just because of some stereotypes.
@@quantumpalmtree With the amount of BS that society puts disabled people through, it is not worth it long term to fake. Some people (very few) still will and I really don't care if they do. Disability detectives (randos trying to catch "fakers") cause more damage to the credibility of disabled people than the people they accuse of faking.
Fr. As a person w disorders- it’s not fun. My OCD and anxiety isn’t fun. Same w my depression and learning disabilities- like My LDs made me think I was stupid for years- like hun don’t fake that shit when the actual ppl get stigmatized and ridiculed for someone faking it.
At first I was like:Damn people really be faking disorders out here Then I seen this comment and I am left with the 3 C's, confused, Concerned and quite frankly curious for more
@@Suited_Nat how do you have so many 😢 i have adhd and autism. i like so say i have the furry syndrome for fun. Its like disorders and disabilities as a pokemon game gotta catch em all lol. Kinda
@@Suited_Nat man I got ocd, anxiety, adhd, and autism! And I see all of them get made fun of, stereotyped, or downright romanticized all the stinkin’ time! I feel you man, it sucks :(
I have a few things as well 😀👍 anxiety, BPD, Bipolar, Autism and ADHD. It all runs in my family sadly. Fortunately ive never been called out for "faking" it, but i really sympathise with yall whove been through that:/
i have pots and seeing how people react to people with tourette's just existing is very upsetting. it's a jarring reminder for me that people without neurological conditions don't know what it's really like to lose your autonomy. i'm not saying i understand what it's like to tourette's, i honestly really feel for the response people get for having this disorder. i faint and i know how scary it is to suddenly lose your autonomy, in a sense of safety but also in a sense of personhood. people who want this kind of disorder for the sympathy or maybe just for an excuse clearly haven't felt what it's like to be trapped in your own body
General PSA: Let nerodivergent & disabled folks policy their own communities. Believe me people with the diagnosis are better at spotting it than you anyway.
Bro, trust me when I say that it’s not easy to do that. I was basically dogpiled for something I said about someone randomly mentioning their disability/disorder in response to a possible SO’s text. The SO was asking for advice on the other person and how to respond or whatever. I said it could be a red flag, because people who have an actual disability/disorder don’t usually randomly bring it up unless it was prompted. People who use it as an excuse tend to be faking or just shirking blame, in my experience. People were pissed that I used the word “disorder”, telling me that “being neurodivergent implies that it’s not a disorder” . . . Even though “neurodivergent” was the word that replaced “mental disorder” in many people’s lexicons. They are literally synonymous. (Excuse the following tangent) I hate the word neurodivergent and prefer the word disorder because to me, it’s more accurate. I took a class on neurology. There’s no such thing as a typical brain. Everyone is neurodivergent because despite there being areas of the brain that are ‘supposed’ to be dedicated to a certain function/series of functions, the neurological functions of brains do not necessarily follow that same structure every single time. The inner workings (which is what neurology refers to, specifically) vary greatly between individuals. What I, and many others have, are disabilities because our brains are *NOT ABLE* to process information correctly. There is something missing or added in that changes the way that we think, function, or view the world around us. Why is it that instead of being able to reclaim the word “disability” and turn it into something positive and less offensive, we have to use a word that not all people with disabilities agreed upon using? Why is it that when I use the term I prefer, it’s inherently seen as a bad thing? I just don’t understand why we have to change the language we use to refer to something we already have language to describe, especially when the new language is less accurate or factual than what was originally being used. Especially especially when that language has been, in recent times, used to create an “us vs them” mentality between “neurodivergents” and “neurotypicals”!
@@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBaeIts absolutely an "us vs them" partly because people have decided to treat disorders/divergence like a really cool, exclusive and special club that the "normies" aren't cool enough to be part of...so kids are faking to get in. Someone 'normie' can take my spot; I'm fucking tired.
@@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBaeas a neurodivergent person with diagnosed adhd and autism, if we DONT specify we have these disorders, people misunderstand my tone as rudeness or think my symptoms are on purpose if that makes sense
Most DID TH-camrs are faking it. People who actually have it don't go to their videos. And when we do, it's to see how bad they are at faking it. Even when I try to be nice in comments, in my head I'm thinking "You look like a total tool, please go to therapy."
@@sicksquid I KNOW ITS SO FRUSTRATING! The guy asking about the SO was referring to a conversation that had nothing to do with any disability/disorder, which is what made it so sus to me. It was over text. It wasn’t even a voice chat, either. It was just text on a screen. I hate having to justify my points with immutable traits. It’s so annoying and frustrating. It shouldn’t be a reason to take anyone’s opinions more seriously unless they are talking about symptoms that they suffer or something like that (you know, like, things others don’t know about or experience in their lives).
I love the fact she’s willing to go online not only alone with Tourette’s, but she also doesn’t cut out the parts where she has her tics. truly one not afraid of what other people think about them. ❤️
My favorite tic of hers is “ *i got rice* 🥴” *WE LOVE YOU❤* To all the rude people who are too lazy to read my comment that says it’s not exactly a favorite tic, it’s just a funny thing she says and I don’t at all mean it in a harmful way, please stop making WW3 because we will have a relationship worse than Ukraine and Russia
sorry, im unsure if you know this, but saying that you have a 'favourite' tic can be considered rude and insensitive. My best friend has tourettes, and she hates people glorifying tourettes. If it's ok with the creator, it's fine! Otherwise, refrain from having 'favourite' tics. Thanks 🙂
As someone with Tourette’s I can conform she’s not faking, and it’s always people who don’t even have Tourette’s who say we are faking, and it hurts me to know that people who don’t even know the disorder and don’t even have it think they can tell. It gives me serious “my aunt’s cousins, dogs, brothers, owners, bosses kid has autism I know your faking” vibes
I don't have tourettes but I do sometimes tic(just in case someone doesn't know yes ticing can come from a variety of different things) people usually just look at me weirdly
Don’t worry, we have quite enough proof. I think that it is just something that makes you unique. Don’t listen to people who attack you for something you can’t control. And those fakers better stop!
There was a girl at my college with tourettes. Never spoke to her cause I didn't actually know who she was or what she even looked like but you could hear her from hallway across campus because, unfortunately, her tic was screaming like she just got stabbed at the top of her lungs for a split second. She had that tic trigger about every ten to fifteen minutes. No one bothered her about it and it was almost like a weird comfort to hear her because it meant she was still going to classes despite ber loud screams. It kinda gave me hope in an odd way. I think about her a lot and I hope she's doing well wherever she is.
I had a customer that we believe had tourettes, because she'd randomally sing. God damn her voice was amazing! We all loved her to bits, we'd even clap and tell her how lovely her voice was, we think her trigger was stressing about having it. But we just showed her so much love, that she enjoyed coming in the shop. Why people would fake that I will never understand, why would you fake a illness?! Sorry you get that sweetie
Im trying to get an evaluation for DID and you have no idea how scared i am every day. I knew someone who was 22 who convinced a 15 yo they had did too and made their alters date because they were 'ageless' and had that poor child wrapped around their finger trying to run away to go meet them and live with them. I hope the minor is doing ok now, since once I called them out my account was deleted for harassment on the media i could warn them with. And then theres the fakers who have 100+ alters of quackity or some other dsmp character variations and say we cant accuse ANYONE of sysfaking. Like uh, yes, we can? Its possible to have 100 alters but you would NOT be able to function as well as you are now with choosing what dsmp alter to bring out every day.(irl fictives exist too but not that many 💀). I don't have a choice when I dissociate. I constantly put myself in dangerous situations every day and i can barely remember it.
DID is much more complicated to understand I do as I have a friend that has DID and I have something similar but there no Name to it so I can't really say what it is Dissociative identity disorder (DID) and identity disorder mine is a personality disorder tho it wasn't prescribed since it doesn't change often
yeah. i get insane impostor syndrome and fear people fakeclaiming me even though im diagnosed and waiting for a new therapist (which is why i stay off social media mostly, out of comments etc 99% of the time) so i only talk about our sysmates to our friends. its so fucking upsetting
I dont have Tourettes, however I do have tics from stress and I understand how hard it is to be treated like that. Bc of people like tics and roses my family refuses to believe I have tics even though a few doctors have diagnosed me with them. It’s stressful and it feels like you’re unheard. I’m proud of you for spreading awareness and making your content and not being afraid to show who you are, tics and all
same, someone in my class mocks me for my tics (i get pretty streesed at school), the worst part about the tics tho is that in most tics i kind of hiss, it's so annoying to have them everyday
As a person with Tourette’s, people faking stuttering to teach me how to talk more smoothly freaks me out, but I have zero respect for those faking it and I can tell instantly and hold no prisoners
I was (mis)diagnosed with Tourette’s when I was around 10 years old. People said I was faking, because I could control it, to some extent. Turns out, I’m mildly on the autistic spectrum, and it was me stimming.
Oh, that's not bad. My brother used to have one that was hard to deal with. If any said words like "rig, dig, pig, wig, big" etc, my brother would just say "nig, nig, FULLL ON N-word". He would try so hard to hold it in, but he couldn't. He HAD to say it. That lasted from about the time he was 9 until about 13. It was hard in public as you might imagine. There was no malice or hatred behind it, he just could NOT keep it inside. God Bless 🥰
@anilnegi6309 As he got older, the ticks would change. Now he will be 40 this August and has had pretty much the same ones since he was about 20. There is the knocking as hard as he can on tables and counters and doors as he passes by them, some bizarre screech that sounds like a dinosaur, opening his eyes very wide, rhyming words with swear words like "truck, truck F-word" out of nowhere and some strange slurping sound he does when he is trying to get thoughts out when he is frustrated or angry. Unfortunately, he is also bipolar and refuses to take medication so as the bipolar mood changes, the Tourette's symptoms get less or more depending on if he is in an up cycle or down cycle. He had some really bad ones growing up compared to what he does now.
As a soon to be high schooler who has Tourettes, I’m probably gonna be accused of faking my tics at school. Nobody in middle school believes me at all, so I’m stuck with being stared at. I’m just lucky I didn’t self-diagnose myself, I got a professional to diagnose me. My tics were supposed to go away when I hit puberty, but that didn’t work, so I’m hoping I eventually grow out of them in adulthood.
They may not go away with puberty, but in a lot of cases, mine included, they can happen much less frequently the older you get. Remember that your brain is still developing up until your mid twenties, it took about that long for my tics to lessen to a noticeable degree.
I had a friend a couple years ago at school, let’s call her Lizzy. Lizzy has Tourettes and sometimes when we waited at the car park together to be picked up she would apologise and run off to the other side by herself upset that she couldn’t stop ticking. Her tics were mainly coughing, grunting and twitching so even when I went over to ask her if she was okay or needed me to do anything she’d turn away embarrassed, try to cover her face and not look at me. I always felt so awful and wanted to help her, tell her that she didn’t have to run away and it was okay. Especially when my ex bff went around to everyone faking sneezing and screaming and giggling bc she had ‘pippets’ as she would say. She was a full on psychopath that hacked people’s emails (including mine) to make them say horrible stuff to her, some girl she didn’t get in with, our teachers and get our passes reset. So yes, things like that just made Lizzy feel more upset with herself, I’d caught her crying in the bathroom a couple of times thinking she was a ‘freak of nature that shouldn’t exist’ because the psycho had yelled at her and said awful things, I tried to be there for her and she just told me to leave her alone. Is there anything I can do in situations like these to help people in the future?? I just want people to be comfortable in their own skin, because Ik personally what it’s like to be bullied as an outsider and called an ‘outcast’ bc of my ADHD. Any advice is appreciated xx
Being her friend and supporting her consistently is a good start. That applies to people with any mental illness. However, I don't know any specifics for Tourettes since I don't have it. Just be a friend and stand up for her :)
makeing her comfortable is a good thing but don't fellow her as soon as runs off instead if you see her in sight wait till she looks better and not embarrassed then talk to her or even wait until her caregivers come and then tell them or just wait till she come to you
"come back for part 2" "am i the asshole for fvck!ng my sister?" thats who you remind me of like no one asked for urlife story just say that you dont have tourettes or whatever ppl are just accusing you
I would like to add! SPD(Sensory Processing Disorder) presents similarly, so I'm super glad you're spreading awareness, considering I have to explain to hundreds at work that I have Sensory Processing Disorder, and that my stims are not controlable. A mom made me very happy yesterday because I made a verbal stim, and a little girl asked if I was ok, I explained to her mom I had SPD, and her mom took the time to explain to her daughter how my movements and verbal stuff wasn't controlable. I still have to deal with the one coworker that tells me to stop faking. Good thing I have a union and my family on my side. Thank you for what you're doing, friend, keep spreading awareness.
hi!! I am sorry if you don't feel like answering but I thought I'd ask. I have very bad sensory processing but I also have what genuinely seem like tics to me. I cannot control them whatsoever when they happen, muscle/vocal-wise. Would that still be stimming to some people? It's just so hard for me to wrap my head around cus half of them are situational/more stim-like. and others are repetitive phrases/movements I've had long-term.
Yo same, except I have APD (auditory processing disorder) which is a sub category of SPD. I also have anxiety, and I get shivers/tingles dow my spine, or my head twitched to the left or right when I’m stressed or in certain situations
My grandson has tourettes and he has told me a lot about how bad it is to fake something for attention. I could agree with him this society is corrupted in some bad ways. He apparently had someone in his school faking tourettes as well, and she never got exposed or had any backlash, just her friends coming over to cheer her on for being brave enough to do something like that 😢
Things like that genuinely make me upset. She and her friends seem to have no self-awareness and lack the capacity to look outside themselves. I hope they learn from that and I hope your grandson won’t have to deal with any more people like that.
My daughter has Tourette’s as well. She’s an amazing teen and deals with it so well, but it’s not something I would wish on anyone. And as a mom it makes me wanna smack the bejesus out of the kids that fake it. I hope your grandson is doing well 🤍
This seems so stressful,, I have similar like tics but from what I know I dont have tourettes because they aren't as common as most people but I think its just part of my autism and they can be annoying, wish you luck :D
It’s so heartbreaking to see who fake it too!! As a person with Panda’s Syndrome, it’s really hard for me to go out in public (like my school or my horse barn) because of my anxiety and the thought of what people will say about it. I’m also very self conscious about myself. It rarely happens but when it does, people normally come up to me and say, “it looks like you’re faking it. Liar.” Or assumes I’m faking it for attention and even on the internet. That’s why I usually don’t do irl videos (besides small clips of me riding) because I just don’t want to deal with the hate and negativity. It just breaks me. I can’t help it so it decreases motivation and bravery to go out in public. We need more people like you!❤
Similar to what everyone else is saying, someone not responding to their tics/barely even noticing them is a great way of knowing whether it’s real or not. I have some tics as well, and a somewhat rarer one is that my neck will tense into my shoulder and I won’t be able to relax it for a couple seconds. This is probably the only one I’ll respond to aloud, since it distracts me from the conversation and I’ll usually say, “One sec,” while I wait for it to stop. Aside from that, with other tics like snapping my fingers or tensing my face, I’ll probably just continue a conversation like nothing’s happening.
Keep creating, you're doing what you want in such a visible way and that opens doors for so many people who struggle to have their voices heard. No one should have to defend or prove their experiences and self.
As someone who had to he hospitalized because of my tics at 8 and got diagnosed, I really appreciate you saying this. I’m 15 now and they have almost completely gone away, I can tell who is faking and who is not. I really wish the best for everyone who is living with this disorder, everybody deserves respect and should never get ridiculed for it because of internet trolls. Stay safe everyone
Genuine question, how do you recognize if someone is faking or not? Is there any specific behaviors that means that someone is faking (sorry for my english)
i wonder if there's something about energy. when I was little, I had epilepsy. Looking back, I couldn't quite figure out how much to give, I'd just take off into a run, I found out later that it's stimming. But I feel like my body and brain were just trying to figure out how everything was supposed to go. I know that sounds weird but it also just disappeared. I got tics and depression instead hehe. What if we're just different and it took a minute to calibrate?
I don't have Tourettes but I do have another disorder that has people who fakeclaim everyone who says they have it because a few faked it, so I understand this feeling a lot. It sucks to be fake claimed so much because a few people decided it'd be fun to say they have your disorder, I wish you the best
@@meygravuun sooo you are part of the group of people who fake claim people with DID? Another disorder that can't be diagnosed/exposed as fake via videos. We got doctors/psychologists/psychiatrists for that.
I feel for her. For a while after I had a major concussion one of my meds started to give me tics and it was actually one of the side effects that can happen..(mood stabilizers are fun) and I wasn’t faking it at all. It was absolutely horrible. It felt violating and I didn’t have control. And I was accused of faking it so many times…I’m on a different medication now and they have stopped but still I absolutely feel for her and know she’s not faking it.
I was on a med for 3 days and immediately jumped ship because it caused urinary retention. Side effects are insane, I just wanna be able to function and not be depressed ☹️ (I also had urinary retention as a side effect of some decongestants once so it wasn't my first rodeo. Man does it feel pathetic when you have to wait sometimes 5 minutes to be able to actually pee)
@@theautumnwind8437 wasn’t exactly trying to make fun of her and if that’s how it came off I’m sorry I just found it a bit funny because of how out of nowhere it was
@@theautumnwind8437 shes made a video saying that she doesnt have a problem with people laughing at her tics (as long as theyre laughing with her, not at her, and at tics that dont cause her or anyone else harm). i do understand what you mean though, about this person laughing at the tic while shes trying to make a serious point! just an fyi though, she doesnt mind.
@@Boothill.muncher.. Its ok i laughed as well. And i think most normal people did. People just to sensitive these days. I'm glad the woman is ok with people laughing with her about her tics.
@@theautumnwind8437 Who said we were making fun of her. Why are you speaking for her? I doubt she cares. BTW, I assume over half of the people watching this video for the first time had a chuckle. Go cry about it.
You seem like such a sweet person and I can tell from how you talk that you have good intentions. It’s infuriating that so many people have created such a stigma around Tourette’s by faking it, I’m sorry you have to deal with all the hate comments cuz of them.
man, i just watched a one minute long video and i thought "man, tourette is so shitty (because it seems so exhausting)" but she has to live with this all days every hour... you are truly strong.
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Two important lessons to learn from this video:
1. she is not faking it
2. she got rice
This is the funniest comment I’ve seen
Sounds like Asian version of ransom
RICE
We love rice 🍚 🍚
@@talinahum8585RICE
Unlike ticsandroses, this lady is not jolly every single time she gets a tic nor continuously talks about each one of them every time they happen. Instead, she just keeps going into the conversation. That's another hint she is not faking it.
She is just trying to not talk about, it's fake
@@landenheine7645 tics are involuntary movements, therefore they should have a jerk-like motion to them, at least some of them. You can clearly see that here. These movements are involuntary.
@@landenheine7645 bro shut the f*ck up landen she’s not faking it because when people have Tourette’s they do stuff that they don’t want to do and her making that face and showing us the middle finger is very good evidence
@@landenheine7645 why did people like you have to be toxic? she ain't faking
@@landenheine7645 Out of all the things you could've said, you choose the one that made the least sense. 🤦
😂 this video gave my parrot a new favorite sentence. He pinned his eyes, chirped "I got rice" and did his happy dance. He's been saying it on and off for an HOUR now. 🐦
that’s so adorable 😭
that would be so interesting for a parrot and someone with tourrettes to live with each other
@@piperricca7832the tourettes would probably feed off what the bird did and vice-versa and it would turn to chaos
I’ll take things that’s didn’t happen for 1000 Alex.
@@unfadeablecivicI’ll take people with shocking amounts of unearned confidence for 300! You have know way to know that, friend.
"I got rice" *flips camera off*
You are absolutely amazing and you seriously made my day! Sorry people are asshats.
Can I have a hat?
@@ShaneSomeTimesGames1359no
No you may not
@@Rocky_Therian_Rose aw man
@@ShaneSomeTimesGames1359 you can have this shoe tho 👟
@@Rocky_Therian_Rose bet
My cousins most frequent tic is, "What the fuck, Richard?" He loves that vine.
This made my day- I’m sorry but that’s amazing. 😁
I want to be your cousin's friend
man i like vines too there so uhh. nature-y
Let me be his friend lol
(Not trying to be creepy)
That is beautiful. That vine is a classic
i have literally gaslit myself into thinking i’m faking my own tics. i have literally been diagnosed
Bro same lmao. It's like when I'm crying I'm like "ugh, you're just crying for attention" but I'm alone in my room??
Me thinking I'm faking my autism bc I can generally interact with people
Brooooo
Sometimes I have panic attacks in public and get mad at myself for "faking for attention"
I have literally been diagnosed with anxiety disorder.
I am *literally* taking medicine for it daily lmao
i relate to y’all sm 😭
@@andromeda_va39 yeah for some reason people think autistic people cant socialize they definitely didnt know some of the greatest inventions are from autistic people oh and the fact that einstein was autistic. People like that suck.
as someone who actually gets tics, i hate the people who think its okay to fake it.
Same it's annoying.
mm! I don't have Tourette's, but I do have visually subtle facial tics when I'm anxious and they're really not fun. I can't even begin to imagine how much it hurts for people who have more disruptive tics or Tourette's Syndrome itself. Nothing is funny or quirky about ticcing, and I'm so sick of seeing people fake it for "fun" or views.
Same I hate them bc it seems like they’re making fun of you.
Exactly! I have Pandas but that also goes with it too :(
@@Lou_Eq.Official I have PANS so I completely get you (pans is pandas but not related to strep)
Is your chest ok? That seemed tense, I hope you are ok especially with it being a tick.
tbf it doesnt look like she knocked it that hard
@@dahurgthedragon9010she’s actually stated in some previous videos that hitting her chest repeatedly like that does in fact hurt, to the point she has a red spot on her chest from hitting it :,>
@@thekarlshow_tm yh i heard sometimes tics can get really sore if they occur a lot so thats probably what it is yk
@@theREALMiikr0my face and arms tic and last week I had to do something very stressful for work and after ticcing heavily for 8 hours, I woke up the next morning feeling like I bench pressed a rhino.
She has said she does experience pain from them, but that stopping them makes it worse, because there is built up tension and anticipation without release which increases the rate and intensity of her tics, causing more damage.
she got rice
tru
she got rice‼️
Rice ✨✨✨✨
fr!! 🔥🔥
Man I think she has rice
Note: Her tics don’t change and they aren’t situational specific. That’s a big hint to the fact she isn’t faking it.
Exactly half the time her tics completely interrupt what she's trying to say and there are videos out there You can see on her face that she's somewhat frustrated that she can't get out what she wants to say
@sewer~rat Thats not what they are implying. The lady in the video points out her concerns and states that
"but in almost everyone one of my videos, I get a comments saying Hmm fake/this doesn't seem real"
what the original poster (of this comment) was suggesting, was the fact that people think tics are 'random'.
They didn't have any ill intent here, just a message towards people who think they (video creator) was faking.
@sewer~rat Oh my gosh, you're missing the whole point of the comment 🤦
@@pizzatime3752 Oh! Thank you for your insight!
I like to learn from people who've experienced things first hand, and I've learned a bunch, thx for sharing :D
@@pizzatime3752 I see I'm not the only one who has neurologists problems.
(I don't have tourettes though)
My neurologist can be annoying too and no patient should have to deal with that. I'm sorry you had/have to deal with that.
I also have tourretts, so it feels nice to finally see someone spreading awareness about it. Thank you!
1. She is not faking
2. She has rice
And 3. I love rice
As an Asian, I am personally very pleased that you have rice as well.
xiao pfp xiao pfp xiaoooo pfpppp
im korean and thats what i thought of too
Same 😊
SAME😊😊
Same
“I got rice” is the best vocal tic I’ve ever heard.
Seriously though, I’m so sorry people think you’re faking it. People that do fake it, or any other mental / neurological disorder, are ruining it for the rest of us.
Tbh people should do more research on certain disorders before saying to people who have that disorder " faker!!!! " .
My vocal tic is I yell, WILLYS
@@theclownkingdom 0-0 i wonder what mine would be if it had tourettes 🤷♂️
@@ripscrumble idk it can be anything but that’s just mine.
😅 The way I'd respond with that sounds good right now. Shows how gullible I am.
As someone who doesn't have rice, im glad you got rice.
SHE GOT RICE 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
As an Indian, I’m glad you got rice.
Same-
i love rice
😂
Same
As a vietnamese, I'm glad she has rice too
Look at the fact she doesn't dwell on her tics and just moves on with what she is saying. She doesn't take time to laugh at them or point them out, she focuses on what she's talking about.
More proof it's real
I mean, even though i don't exactly have tourettes, i did have a lot of tics for a long time and still have attacks, i do laugh at then but continue off w my day, i guess it depends but its okay to laugh at them sometimes
I had been diagnosed since i was four.
@@flokedoke533 so whats your opinion on this, tic veteran? Is the girl in the video right or wrong? Share your wisdom oh wise one!
@@raisya495 Share what?
Majority of people who Tourette’s or tics online aren’t faking it. The only reason people think they are is because the creators that DO fake is are given more attention, which makes people only see the bad people instead of the many other people simply just trying to spread awareness or just have fun. This happens so much with just any community online and it’s so upsetting to see amazing people like this get harassed because of the misconceptions made about her and her disorder
i got rice button
👇
I hit the “you’re a virgin” button on the right instead.
I'm autistic and people called me fake. I know how you feel when you're legit and called fake over it. Be strong
Neurodivergency/disability erasure is sure frustrating :/
Same. It's super annoying. People also being a little different and saying to me that they might have autism when they clearly don't is just as annoying. Having one very developped interest is not the same as having a mental disorder. *eyeroll
@@mcvenne8935 As an autistic person I somewhat disagree with your comment, but I think agree with your intentions.
Yes, people shouldn't say they might be autistic just because they have some traits considered to be signs of autism, but on the other hand people who genuinely feel like they fit in better with autistic people or highly suspect they're autistic/struggle with things autistic people commonly struggle with shouldn't be invalidated or dismissed as faking it for attention, I know autistic people who don't have a diagnosis but I'd be very surprised if it turned out they were neurotypical.
Also, autism isn't a disorder it's a neurodiversity, it's a disability because autistic people are a minority in a world made for neurotypical people, if you switched it round and neurotypical people were the minority they'd be the ones struggling.
@ragdollkitto 1. I am talking about people who obviously are not autistic. Literally half my relatives, a bunch of my friends and even more acquaintances have said it. They are obviously not autistic.
2. ASD. Autism Spectrum Disorder. It's literally in the name.
@@mcvenne8935 ASD is incorrect, which is why I and many others never use the term, autism is not a disorder
I love her iconic ‘I got rice’ line. She is really special
Edit: I think I’ve started a whole war in the comments
question: is that supposed to be rude or funny? because trust me, it isn't funny.
(edit) don't read the comments if you like your sanity.
i only thought the comment (that i replied to first) sounded kinda mocking and so please stop correcting me.
@@sheidakayn698oh my god, shut the hell up
@@sheidakayn698they are saying the fact she says I got rice is one of her more iconic tics or something. It’s not meant to be rude.
@@sheidakayn698 I’m pretty sure that “I got rice,” is an iconic line or a sentence that people love or think is common. I don’t think they meant to be rude.
@@sheidakayn698"Aight lemme just start getting mad on another person's behalf on youtube over someone's compliment to said person great idea"
I’m not trying to make fun but the “I got rice” tic makes me happy.
“Huh, I got rice” 😂😂
Okay, but your "I got rice" tic is somehow very iconic and funny. I love it!
Fr i love it lol
I laughed and felt extremely bad afterwards
that practically isnt a compliment as she cant control it.
@@xariuzzshe's stated that she doesn't mind people laughing at her "i got rice" one in a video before!
@@celeste4762 personally my instinctual reaction was just like "good for her though, rice is great!"
I appreciate when they give the extra work to the audience to clarify what is and isn't comfortable to be laughed at, it's a vulnerable thing for them to do for us.
as an Asian, thank you for getting the rice
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The “I got rice” tic kills me every time🤣
The comment section has 2 sides:
She Isn't faking it!! Live well!
she got rice.
people who fake tourette's wouldn't go as far as to hit themselves. they only like to imitate the quirky and "cute" tics
Ikr fr
Cute tics..? 😭
@@rattime3352 yup. “cute” tics. like them saying “hello” or something like tics and roses 😒
Yeah she's hitting herself
Yuuup classic sign of being legit is if they're doing tics that cause damage. Not even just hitting but also twitching the same neck/hand/facial muscles over and over. It's rather boring for a tic and hurts quite a bit so the fakers normally don't so those.
Note: The fact that she continues speaking just fine shows she isn't faking, especially after a tic that uses her voice.
Edit: Holy cow, Mom. I'm famous.
@@SlickScythe it’s apart of her tics. Yeah, ik ik it seems rude but she means no harm
Well spotted!
My tic is that I go "beep!" at random intervals. So I'll be having a conversation with someone who doesn't know I have tourettes, go "beep!" halfway through my sentence and just carry on talking while the other person just sits there wondering wtf just happened.
@@YokiDokiPanic What a cute tic tho haha
If you can't tell the difference between real and fake then don't even have an opinion, this lady is so obviously real
@@SlickScythe
The fuck does that even mean???? That does not mean in any way she’s faking. Damn.
I do believe you.
one way to spot fakers is to see if they change their tics all the time. tics do change of course but you don't have new tics all the time. the tics aren't convenient or fun like some fakers. tics are exhausting, imagine carly is going through this 24/7. not just when the camera is on. imagine doing your make up, just try to relax or go to the movies.
idiots that fake this debilitating syndrome should be called out but always give people the benefit of the doubt. the people that know the faker in real life and know they're faking it for sure, should do the calling out, not someone on the other side of the screen
I lost my friend with tourettes to suicide a few years ago, its so heartbreaking to see that people dont take it seriously. He was bullied for it in school, trust me no one would want to fake it guys
Sorry for your loss, I hope you feel better about it soon enough and keep on going.
@@no_offense_but Thank you so much for the kind words🫶
A good hint for finding Tourette’s fakers is that they often overreact to tics even though it’s a daily thing for you all- glad to know there’s someone out there not trying to just get attention for themselves but raise awareness of the real problems you face :)
Obligatory oh my god this blew up!
Not to mention they'll be like "and wowowowowowowowowowowowoowowowowwowowowoowowkwkwowoowowowowowowowowoowowowowowoowowow" *laughs and snorts "I said"
No literally. Like they have their 'tic' and then stop everything they are doing and like laugh and snort and then repeat it every time. Like having actual Tourettes gets annoying, I don't have it, but just seeing people actually have it I can tell that sometimes it's not fun... most times really.
Non Tourettes tics here
Can confirm we react but its usually "ow fuck! That hurt" because tics can hurt especially my main wrist popping tic, my wrist is always sore or occasional giggling at dumb tics once or twice because someone else giggled at it or I get people saying my squeaking tic is cute lol
I squeak a lot when stressed, and I squeak and do other tics in my sleep but it isn't Tourettes apperantly acording to my doctors years ago but I have multiple other disorders that can cause tics so it makes sense
Need to clarify I will squeak until I can't and my throat hurts like hell, it does hurt after a while, so all of my tics hurt minus a few
I don't usually want to be too harsh on people who have faked tourettes. Personally faked tics a few years ago because that was the "only thing" that people would have sympathy for. (Later on it was one of the reasons i got into a really bad depression) Either way that's not fine. I have a few friends that I've known for, like 7 years and they have started to have "tics" at 16, and (I don't want to assume) it is really not that realistic how they react to those, and I have a really strong fealing that they are faking them
Another thing with Tourette’s is that it isn’t always constant for everyone. Like you can tic no times one day then be a one man band the next. The fact that randomers think their thought matters on if the condition is real or not is so close minded.
One man band 😂😂😂😂. I have tourette's and I'm stealing that, thank you.
One man band is crazy💀
i usually dont have tics, but on certain days like today it gets messy with a bunch of clicks ans hisses
Exactly. It’s a condition that’s not a one size fits all. It’s different for everyone.
I love people with tourettes, they are always really sweet and caring! Also your "I got rice" tic is honestly hilarious
I hate that people fake tics. My adhd unfortunately can cause me tics but i feel i have to suppress them when they happen so people dont think im faking stuff for attention
Omg wait I can actually relate to this
I really want to know what “I got rice” is. I need to find out.
👴🏻
Like what the tic came from or??
@@diveaghtippetts yeah
I think she has a video about where her "I got rice" tic came from
I think she has rice
the "i got rice" part got me laughing 💀
Bro it's her tic. I get the line is funny, just be careful how you word it :) have a nice day, be careful out there!
@@inactiveaccount.dontuseanymoreI mean, same here though. Not in a mean way, as I’m sure the same goes for OP. But it is inherently funny. This is the 1st vid I’ve ever seen if hers but she seems cool AF, & like she wouldn’t mind it. Never seen a tics & roses vid but have heard many….things. 😂😂
It caught me off guard so hard and I burst out laughing lol
@@inactiveaccount.dontuseanymore I mean it’s still kinda funny not in a mean way but what kinda person what chuckle upon hearing “I got rice” randomly cause I would
@@australianman09 Yeah your right :)
Something else for people to keep in mind:
You can have a tick without it being tourettes! There's no shame in correcting people if they ask if you have tourettes when you don't, it doesn't mean you are forcing the tick, it's just different :)
yeah "unspecified tic disorder" is the name for it. I'll just typically tell people i have "something similar to tourettes but without vocalizations"
@@Hyperfixed2Many why do our brains insist on being like this omg
Autism can cause some very tic like behaviors, with the compulsive/repetitive movements and sounds, and things like echolalia
I used to have tics and i was bullied for it because everyone thought i was faking it. That only made it worse
Wait they can go away 😮 I swear if I can stop looking like an idiot in front of my class I will gladly wait
@@EganCrawford. i had nervous tics when i was younger. I know that went away. But i dont know if others can
@@tyv1n ohhhh
I have learned something very important today. She has got the rice.
She do got that rice tho
I got rice 🍚
Do do be having rice
girl got that rice
As a cajun, im glad youve got rice.
As a Rice, I say she releases my family.
as another Cajun , I can confirm I like this reply.
as another cajun i love this comment
as another cajun, this is the funniest shit ive seen all day
As another cajun, I am pleased she got rice
Hope no one brings you down, keep getting that rice queen!
You flipped us offf 😂😂😂😂😂
Why do I always feel happy when she says "I got rice" so confidently god now I want rice
I love rice ❤
There are, sadly, idiots that derive pleasure from being jerks. You are an amazing young woman. You go girl!
There are idiots and she is a lovely woman
I agree
They Don’t Derive Pleasure From That As A Guy Who’s Dated Lots Of Those Types Of Women To The Tune Of About 30 They Derive It From The Attention
@@emma_s1123 what? it's still "there are" not "their are"
@@learningchannel3850 there is where someone is, their is who said it or claiming property like that's their or their are people saying that, and they're is they are so it's their
Speak your truth girl! You are amazing and keep raising awareness.
what is frustrating is that nobody will believe someone has Tourette's only because you don't have "crazy" tics nor swear.
I wish people would just let us be, we don't owe them stereotypes.
Also what would someone gain from faking? People with Tourettes and disabilities in general get a lot of prejudice thrown their way. Faking a disability is not worth it, which is why very few people do it. I have a visual impairment and have been accused of faking it before. It's not funny.
@@alexandertownsend5079 people want to feel special and unique and it's not cool anymore to be part of the "norm" i think.
Fr, I don't have Tourette's but my brother has been diagnosed when he was 4 (hes older now) & I keep trying to learn more about it. The one thing I noticed is that some people think his fake or bully him because of it (& it causes him to tic more). So all & all its kinda sad that people will disregard people with Tourette's just because of some stereotypes.
@@quantumpalmtree With the amount of BS that society puts disabled people through, it is not worth it long term to fake. Some people (very few) still will and I really don't care if they do. Disability detectives (randos trying to catch "fakers") cause more damage to the credibility of disabled people than the people they accuse of faking.
@Alexander Townsend Ask the people who fake them why they do it. But I already know the answer. Attention.
It's hard when people take advantage of disorders and romanticise them
Fr. As a person w disorders- it’s not fun. My OCD and anxiety isn’t fun. Same w my depression and learning disabilities- like
My LDs made me think I was stupid for years- like hun don’t fake that shit when the actual ppl get stigmatized and ridiculed for someone faking it.
At first I was like:Damn people really be faking disorders out here
Then I seen this comment and I am left with the 3 C's, confused, Concerned and quite frankly curious for more
@@Suited_Nat how do you have so many 😢 i have adhd and autism. i like so say i have the furry syndrome for fun. Its like disorders and disabilities as a pokemon game gotta catch em all lol. Kinda
@@Suited_Nat man I got ocd, anxiety, adhd, and autism! And I see all of them get made fun of, stereotyped, or downright romanticized all the stinkin’ time! I feel you man, it sucks :(
I have a few things as well 😀👍
anxiety, BPD, Bipolar, Autism and ADHD. It all runs in my family sadly. Fortunately ive never been called out for "faking" it, but i really sympathise with yall whove been through that:/
As a Bangladeshi I appreciate you getting rice
i have pots and seeing how people react to people with tourette's just existing is very upsetting. it's a jarring reminder for me that people without neurological conditions don't know what it's really like to lose your autonomy. i'm not saying i understand what it's like to tourette's, i honestly really feel for the response people get for having this disorder. i faint and i know how scary it is to suddenly lose your autonomy, in a sense of safety but also in a sense of personhood. people who want this kind of disorder for the sympathy or maybe just for an excuse clearly haven't felt what it's like to be trapped in your own body
General PSA: Let nerodivergent & disabled folks policy their own communities. Believe me people with the diagnosis are better at spotting it than you anyway.
Bro, trust me when I say that it’s not easy to do that.
I was basically dogpiled for something I said about someone randomly mentioning their disability/disorder in response to a possible SO’s text. The SO was asking for advice on the other person and how to respond or whatever.
I said it could be a red flag, because people who have an actual disability/disorder don’t usually randomly bring it up unless it was prompted.
People who use it as an excuse tend to be faking or just shirking blame, in my experience.
People were pissed that I used the word “disorder”, telling me that “being neurodivergent implies that it’s not a disorder”
. . . Even though “neurodivergent” was the word that replaced “mental disorder” in many people’s lexicons. They are literally synonymous.
(Excuse the following tangent)
I hate the word neurodivergent and prefer the word disorder because to me, it’s more accurate.
I took a class on neurology. There’s no such thing as a typical brain. Everyone is neurodivergent because despite there being areas of the brain that are ‘supposed’ to be dedicated to a certain function/series of functions, the neurological functions of brains do not necessarily follow that same structure every single time. The inner workings (which is what neurology refers to, specifically) vary greatly between individuals.
What I, and many others have, are disabilities because our brains are *NOT ABLE* to process information correctly. There is something missing or added in that changes the way that we think, function, or view the world around us.
Why is it that instead of being able to reclaim the word “disability” and turn it into something positive and less offensive, we have to use a word that not all people with disabilities agreed upon using?
Why is it that when I use the term I prefer, it’s inherently seen as a bad thing?
I just don’t understand why we have to change the language we use to refer to something we already have language to describe, especially when the new language is less accurate or factual than what was originally being used.
Especially especially when that language has been, in recent times, used to create an “us vs them” mentality between “neurodivergents” and “neurotypicals”!
@@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBaeIts absolutely an "us vs them" partly because people have decided to treat disorders/divergence like a really cool, exclusive and special club that the "normies" aren't cool enough to be part of...so kids are faking to get in.
Someone 'normie' can take my spot; I'm fucking tired.
@@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBaeas a neurodivergent person with diagnosed adhd and autism, if we DONT specify we have these disorders, people misunderstand my tone as rudeness or think my symptoms are on purpose if that makes sense
Most DID TH-camrs are faking it. People who actually have it don't go to their videos. And when we do, it's to see how bad they are at faking it. Even when I try to be nice in comments, in my head I'm thinking "You look like a total tool, please go to therapy."
@@sicksquid I KNOW ITS SO FRUSTRATING!
The guy asking about the SO was referring to a conversation that had nothing to do with any disability/disorder, which is what made it so sus to me. It was over text. It wasn’t even a voice chat, either. It was just text on a screen.
I hate having to justify my points with immutable traits. It’s so annoying and frustrating. It shouldn’t be a reason to take anyone’s opinions more seriously unless they are talking about symptoms that they suffer or something like that (you know, like, things others don’t know about or experience in their lives).
This one is very real. She repeated "I got rice" and "huh!" Over and over again. It's not different like tics and roses
I love me some rice honestly
@@Phoenix-nq1pg I also love rice
@@Phoenix-nq1pg what type of rice?
@@Koalas4allzfried
@@red-bro nice
but almost * i g o t r i c e *
As someone who has Tourette’s I love the fact that you are spreading awareness
I love the fact she’s willing to go online not only alone with Tourette’s, but she also doesn’t cut out the parts where she has her tics. truly one not afraid of what other people think about them. ❤️
she is not afraid of what other people think cause all other people think is she got rice
@@findot777 true lmao
Luffy?
Why not remove the tick parts? Like, how's that sets her apart from people who fake it on camera?
@@Sonchikas1i believe its better for the awareness of tourettes, because believe it or not, some dont know what tourettes is
My favorite tic of hers is “ *i got rice* 🥴”
*WE LOVE YOU❤*
To all the rude people who are too lazy to read my comment that says it’s not exactly a favorite tic, it’s just a funny thing she says and I don’t at all mean it in a harmful way, please stop making WW3 because we will have a relationship worse than Ukraine and Russia
SAMEE
Did anyone realize that she put her middle finger up when she said I got rice
sorry, im unsure if you know this, but saying that you have a 'favourite' tic can be considered rude and insensitive. My best friend has tourettes, and she hates people glorifying tourettes. If it's ok with the creator, it's fine! Otherwise, refrain from having 'favourite' tics. Thanks 🙂
My boyfriend has tourettes and bringing it up makes it fucking worse so don't praise it its breathing just ignore it and educate yourselves
@@Sencronizedchill bro
THE FROG BLINK AND THE FORWARD BECK LOCK, I have tourettes as well and sometimes those fade in and pit through my rotation of tics
Darlin, stay strong and remember its your truth and if others see it as a falsehood, they are blind to compassion.
She not only has the rice but the truth
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@@Art.and.Hamstershow did u do that
@@SeriouslyBunny-bw8vl Do what?
@ChunkyHamsters your 🤣 looks different
As someone with Tourette’s I can conform she’s not faking, and it’s always people who don’t even have Tourette’s who say we are faking, and it hurts me to know that people who don’t even know the disorder and don’t even have it think they can tell. It gives me serious “my aunt’s cousins, dogs, brothers, owners, bosses kid has autism I know your faking” vibes
I have it to and adhd and when people say that we are faking I start to cry 😅 but your not on your own ❤
I don't have tourettes but I do sometimes tic(just in case someone doesn't know yes ticing can come from a variety of different things) people usually just look at me weirdly
@@ItzTocaEdie SAME i had a friend (now ex-friend) who faked having adhd.
Idk how people see her hitting herself and think she’s faking it. Like who would hurt themselves for no reason
Don’t worry, we have quite enough proof. I think that it is just something that makes you unique. Don’t listen to people who attack you for something you can’t control. And those fakers better stop!
There was a girl at my college with tourettes. Never spoke to her cause I didn't actually know who she was or what she even looked like but you could hear her from hallway across campus because, unfortunately, her tic was screaming like she just got stabbed at the top of her lungs for a split second. She had that tic trigger about every ten to fifteen minutes. No one bothered her about it and it was almost like a weird comfort to hear her because it meant she was still going to classes despite ber loud screams. It kinda gave me hope in an odd way. I think about her a lot and I hope she's doing well wherever she is.
That would be a nightmare for me. I'm autistic and screaming feels like literal knifes scrapping in my ears.
This is... wholesome
LMFAOOO imagine being in class doing a test and hearing "GRAAAAAAAHH"
@@MagicKooleyPeppermint im on my way to hell.. tried so hard not to laugh
@@TheLalacream My little brother also has autism and he is DAMN sensitive to loud noises so I'm sorry to hear that
“hUh i got RICE” that was hilarious even if its a serious video😂
All I know now is that she got rice 😎
bro is secretly flipping us off 😂
I had a customer that we believe had tourettes, because she'd randomally sing. God damn her voice was amazing! We all loved her to bits, we'd even clap and tell her how lovely her voice was, we think her trigger was stressing about having it. But we just showed her so much love, that she enjoyed coming in the shop. Why people would fake that I will never understand, why would you fake a illness?! Sorry you get that sweetie
What?
People fake illnesses to get attention on the Internet
People fake it for attention and it's disgusting.
Lol, She had tourettes and she sing, Amazing (Not really) 😂😂😂
They fake it for clout
I feel you. Your disorder is 100% valid and I fully believe you. I can't talk about having DID for the same reasons.
Mhmm because both of you have a different mental disorder, it's called "attention seeking"
Im trying to get an evaluation for DID and you have no idea how scared i am every day. I knew someone who was 22 who convinced a 15 yo they had did too and made their alters date because they were 'ageless' and had that poor child wrapped around their finger trying to run away to go meet them and live with them. I hope the minor is doing ok now, since once I called them out my account was deleted for harassment on the media i could warn them with.
And then theres the fakers who have 100+ alters of quackity or some other dsmp character variations and say we cant accuse ANYONE of sysfaking. Like uh, yes, we can? Its possible to have 100 alters but you would NOT be able to function as well as you are now with choosing what dsmp alter to bring out every day.(irl fictives exist too but not that many 💀). I don't have a choice when I dissociate. I constantly put myself in dangerous situations every day and i can barely remember it.
To be fair, DID is a much more contentious topic than Tourette’s.
DID is much more complicated to understand I do as I have a friend that has DID and I have something similar but there no Name to it so I can't really say what it is Dissociative identity disorder (DID) and identity disorder mine is a personality disorder tho it wasn't prescribed since it doesn't change often
yeah. i get insane impostor syndrome and fear people fakeclaiming me even though im diagnosed and waiting for a new therapist (which is why i stay off social media mostly, out of comments etc 99% of the time) so i only talk about our sysmates to our friends. its so fucking upsetting
I dont have Tourettes, however I do have tics from stress and I understand how hard it is to be treated like that. Bc of people like tics and roses my family refuses to believe I have tics even though a few doctors have diagnosed me with them. It’s stressful and it feels like you’re unheard. I’m proud of you for spreading awareness and making your content and not being afraid to show who you are, tics and all
Same here, it’s definitely hard when you’re having a lot of tics and a teacher tells you to stop or something like that
same, someone in my class mocks me for my tics (i get pretty streesed at school), the worst part about the tics tho is that in most tics i kind of hiss, it's so annoying to have them everyday
I hope you guys have a better time in class
@@__1V__ ty :)
As a person with Tourette’s, people faking stuttering to teach me how to talk more smoothly freaks me out, but I have zero respect for those faking it and I can tell instantly and hold no prisoners
I was (mis)diagnosed with Tourette’s when I was around 10 years old. People said I was faking, because I could control it, to some extent. Turns out, I’m mildly on the autistic spectrum, and it was me stimming.
Ah yeah i have a bunch of verbal stims that could easily look to the uneducated like tics
Guys guys i have a theory:
She has rice
LMAOOO
YESS RICEEEEE 4 EVER WOOOOOO
NAH I CACKLED SO HARD
*BUT THAT’S JUST A THEORY…*
_a game theory._
@@Nerd-O-Maticyes.
That first tic caught me off guard,
Glad you got the rice
I’ve seen a lot of unfortunate tics out there but the few you’ve shown in this vid make you seem like a super chill bro . Hella good vibes
Yea totally. If my sentences had to be interrupted by a tic, I would probably pick I got rice
@@lucy-anndale2822real, totally agreed
Her ticks: 'I got rice'
Every Asian: Nice
Oh, that's not bad. My brother used to have one that was hard to deal with. If any said words like "rig, dig, pig, wig, big" etc, my brother would just say "nig, nig, FULLL ON N-word". He would try so hard to hold it in, but he couldn't. He HAD to say it. That lasted from about the time he was 9 until about 13. It was hard in public as you might imagine. There was no malice or hatred behind it, he just could NOT keep it inside. God Bless 🥰
@@anonymousone2843 so it stopped right? Like oof
@@anonymousone2843yeah.. it’s very weird to feel the urge to make a sound or say a word. Thankfully I don’t have it anymore.
@anilnegi6309 As he got older, the ticks would change. Now he will be 40 this August and has had pretty much the same ones since he was about 20. There is the knocking as hard as he can on tables and counters and doors as he passes by them, some bizarre screech that sounds like a dinosaur, opening his eyes very wide, rhyming words with swear words like "truck, truck F-word" out of nowhere and some strange slurping sound he does when he is trying to get thoughts out when he is frustrated or angry. Unfortunately, he is also bipolar and refuses to take medication so as the bipolar mood changes, the Tourette's symptoms get less or more depending on if he is in an up cycle or down cycle. He had some really bad ones growing up compared to what he does now.
@@anonymousone2843 Damn that probably sucked
How is he now?
The last time she said "I got rice," she totally flipped us off! it was so cute for some reason 😭😭😭
Just came on my feed, things will be alright. Just keep shining and getting that rice
As a soon to be high schooler who has Tourettes, I’m probably gonna be accused of faking my tics at school. Nobody in middle school believes me at all, so I’m stuck with being stared at. I’m just lucky I didn’t self-diagnose myself, I got a professional to diagnose me. My tics were supposed to go away when I hit puberty, but that didn’t work, so I’m hoping I eventually grow out of them in adulthood.
My… good luck on your journey, friend.
@@phamdung3884 thanks, I’m gonna need it.
They may not go away with puberty, but in a lot of cases, mine included, they can happen much less frequently the older you get. Remember that your brain is still developing up until your mid twenties, it took about that long for my tics to lessen to a noticeable degree.
@@DecafOranges ok, thanks. At least there’s still a chance, right?
I had a friend a couple years ago at school, let’s call her Lizzy. Lizzy has Tourettes and sometimes when we waited at the car park together to be picked up she would apologise and run off to the other side by herself upset that she couldn’t stop ticking. Her tics were mainly coughing, grunting and twitching so even when I went over to ask her if she was okay or needed me to do anything she’d turn away embarrassed, try to cover her face and not look at me. I always felt so awful and wanted to help her, tell her that she didn’t have to run away and it was okay. Especially when my ex bff went around to everyone faking sneezing and screaming and giggling bc she had ‘pippets’ as she would say. She was a full on psychopath that hacked people’s emails (including mine) to make them say horrible stuff to her, some girl she didn’t get in with, our teachers and get our passes reset. So yes, things like that just made Lizzy feel more upset with herself, I’d caught her crying in the bathroom a couple of times thinking she was a ‘freak of nature that shouldn’t exist’ because the psycho had yelled at her and said awful things, I tried to be there for her and she just told me to leave her alone. Is there anything I can do in situations like these to help people in the future?? I just want people to be comfortable in their own skin, because Ik personally what it’s like to be bullied as an outsider and called an ‘outcast’ bc of my ADHD. Any advice is appreciated xx
I read that in 5 minutes
Being her friend and supporting her consistently is a good start. That applies to people with any mental illness. However, I don't know any specifics for Tourettes since I don't have it. Just be a friend and stand up for her :)
makeing her comfortable is a good thing but don't fellow her as soon as runs off instead if you see her in sight wait till she looks better and not embarrassed then talk to her or even wait until her caregivers come and then tell them or just wait till she come to you
No one should ever feel like that
"come back for part 2" "am i the asshole for fvck!ng my sister?" thats who you remind me of like no one asked for urlife story just say that you dont have tourettes or whatever ppl are just accusing you
She got us at the first part💀💀💀
i just wanted to say that you are so beautiful!!! and i’m so glad your raising awareness for tics!!
I would like to add! SPD(Sensory Processing Disorder) presents similarly, so I'm super glad you're spreading awareness, considering I have to explain to hundreds at work that I have Sensory Processing Disorder, and that my stims are not controlable. A mom made me very happy yesterday because I made a verbal stim, and a little girl asked if I was ok, I explained to her mom I had SPD, and her mom took the time to explain to her daughter how my movements and verbal stuff wasn't controlable. I still have to deal with the one coworker that tells me to stop faking. Good thing I have a union and my family on my side.
Thank you for what you're doing, friend, keep spreading awareness.
hi!! I am sorry if you don't feel like answering but I thought I'd ask. I have very bad sensory processing but I also have what genuinely seem like tics to me. I cannot control them whatsoever when they happen, muscle/vocal-wise. Would that still be stimming to some people? It's just so hard for me to wrap my head around cus half of them are situational/more stim-like. and others are repetitive phrases/movements I've had long-term.
Yo same, except I have APD (auditory processing disorder) which is a sub category of SPD. I also have anxiety, and I get shivers/tingles dow my spine, or my head twitched to the left or right when I’m stressed or in certain situations
I have SPD aswell :D
does autisum count as a SPD also in roblox say im faking autisim THANKS TICSANDROSES
My grandson has tourettes and he has told me a lot about how bad it is to fake something for attention. I could agree with him this society is corrupted in some bad ways. He apparently had someone in his school faking tourettes as well, and she never got exposed or had any backlash, just her friends coming over to cheer her on for being brave enough to do something like that 😢
Things like that genuinely make me upset. She and her friends seem to have no self-awareness and lack the capacity to look outside themselves. I hope they learn from that and I hope your grandson won’t have to deal with any more people like that.
cheer??? they cheer her...up!!!
My daughter has Tourette’s as well. She’s an amazing teen and deals with it so well, but it’s not something I would wish on anyone. And as a mom it makes me wanna smack the bejesus out of the kids that fake it.
I hope your grandson is doing well 🤍
This seems so stressful,, I have similar like tics but from what I know I dont have tourettes because they aren't as common as most people but I think its just part of my autism and they can be annoying, wish you luck :D
It’s so heartbreaking to see who fake it too!! As a person with Panda’s Syndrome, it’s really hard for me to go out in public (like my school or my horse barn) because of my anxiety and the thought of what people will say about it. I’m also very self conscious about myself. It rarely happens but when it does, people normally come up to me and say, “it looks like you’re faking it. Liar.” Or assumes I’m faking it for attention and even on the internet. That’s why I usually don’t do irl videos (besides small clips of me riding) because I just don’t want to deal with the hate and negativity. It just breaks me. I can’t help it so it decreases motivation and bravery to go out in public. We need more people like you!❤
Similar to what everyone else is saying, someone not responding to their tics/barely even noticing them is a great way of knowing whether it’s real or not.
I have some tics as well, and a somewhat rarer one is that my neck will tense into my shoulder and I won’t be able to relax it for a couple seconds. This is probably the only one I’ll respond to aloud, since it distracts me from the conversation and I’ll usually say, “One sec,” while I wait for it to stop. Aside from that, with other tics like snapping my fingers or tensing my face, I’ll probably just continue a conversation like nothing’s happening.
The fact that her tics are in the middle of her sentences further proves she’s not faking having tics
edit: i dont think she is faking it
Why she flippin the bird tho
@@JohnnySaintss Um, because it’s a tic? She can’t control it.
@@JohnnySaintss my brother had the same one for a while. it's like choosing not to sneeze, you can't control it
They literally aren’t though. They’re only after she finishes a complete thought
@Lucas Fernandez I don't have Tourettes but people have them differently so yeah it doesn't specifically have to be in the middle😐
Keep creating, you're doing what you want in such a visible way and that opens doors for so many people who struggle to have their voices heard.
No one should have to defend or prove their experiences and self.
I LOVE HOW SHE SAYS I GOT RICE
As someone who had to he hospitalized because of my tics at 8 and got diagnosed, I really appreciate you saying this. I’m 15 now and they have almost completely gone away, I can tell who is faking and who is not. I really wish the best for everyone who is living with this disorder, everybody deserves respect and should never get ridiculed for it because of internet trolls. Stay safe everyone
Genuine question, how do you recognize if someone is faking or not? Is there any specific behaviors that means that someone is faking (sorry for my english)
@@livvy3652I'm wondering that too.
@@livvy3652if they repeat and they arent like alot of different ones at the same time
@@livvy3652usually if the tic is the same(it won't be all the time, but a lot of times it will) and it doesn't have much relevance to the topic
i wonder if there's something about energy. when I was little, I had epilepsy. Looking back, I couldn't quite figure out how much to give, I'd just take off into a run, I found out later that it's stimming. But I feel like my body and brain were just trying to figure out how everything was supposed to go. I know that sounds weird but it also just disappeared. I got tics and depression instead hehe. What if we're just different and it took a minute to calibrate?
I don't have Tourettes but I do have another disorder that has people who fakeclaim everyone who says they have it because a few faked it, so I understand this feeling a lot. It sucks to be fake claimed so much because a few people decided it'd be fun to say they have your disorder, I wish you the best
you're not talking about the trendy DID, are you?
@@meygravuun sooo you are part of the group of people who fake claim people with DID? Another disorder that can't be diagnosed/exposed as fake via videos. We got doctors/psychologists/psychiatrists for that.
I like your name. Sorry if that was random
@@MadpaddyGaming I rlly hope things go according to plan. I also have the two and having an official diagnosis helped me to get the help I needed
@@MadpaddyGaming well I wish u luck with it, it really helps :D
If there taking, the truth will come out sometime, other than that we will just be supportive of our queen and keep her safe from the rude comments❤
The “🤜🤜🖕” in the beginning got me
I feel for her. For a while after I had a major concussion one of my meds started to give me tics and it was actually one of the side effects that can happen..(mood stabilizers are fun) and I wasn’t faking it at all. It was absolutely horrible. It felt violating and I didn’t have control. And I was accused of faking it so many times…I’m on a different medication now and they have stopped but still I absolutely feel for her and know she’s not faking it.
I was on a med for 3 days and immediately jumped ship because it caused urinary retention. Side effects are insane, I just wanna be able to function and not be depressed ☹️ (I also had urinary retention as a side effect of some decongestants once so it wasn't my first rodeo. Man does it feel pathetic when you have to wait sometimes 5 minutes to be able to actually pee)
The “I got rice” HAD ME DEAD 😭
@@theautumnwind8437 Well said.
@@theautumnwind8437 wasn’t exactly trying to make fun of her and if that’s how it came off I’m sorry I just found it a bit funny because of how out of nowhere it was
@@theautumnwind8437 shes made a video saying that she doesnt have a problem with people laughing at her tics (as long as theyre laughing with her, not at her, and at tics that dont cause her or anyone else harm). i do understand what you mean though, about this person laughing at the tic while shes trying to make a serious point! just an fyi though, she doesnt mind.
@@Boothill.muncher.. Its ok i laughed as well. And i think most normal people did. People just to sensitive these days. I'm glad the woman is ok with people laughing with her about her tics.
@@theautumnwind8437 Who said we were making fun of her. Why are you speaking for her? I doubt she cares. BTW, I assume over half of the people watching this video for the first time had a chuckle. Go cry about it.
You seem like such a sweet person and I can tell from how you talk that you have good intentions. It’s infuriating that so many people have created such a stigma around Tourette’s by faking it, I’m sorry you have to deal with all the hate comments cuz of them.
man, i just watched a one minute long video and i thought "man, tourette is so shitty (because it seems so exhausting)" but she has to live with this all days every hour... you are truly strong.
I’m sorry but the “I got rice” got me😂
@@KindaOkayArtistYeah, but they were saying how the tic seems funny, not that Tourettes is funny
same but im not making fun of it
Same
“I got rice”💀
Edit:its just a joke calm down
BRO WHY YOU GOTTA DO HER LIKE THAT 😭😭💀💀
LMAOOO
I was ganna comment that I got rice 💀
It ain’t funny
@@Leashie1 hi were so sorry well at least I'm to my understanding I was not trying to make fun of her Tourette's