I used to think she had rise and thought it was an ad😅 Ok guys this was uncalled for and rude i hope I didn’t offend anyone and this might be took down by me
personally, i find that if i’m taking. i have more vocal tics. though they don’t just happen while i talk. most of my vocal tics are lip buzzes or a sigh. but that’s just me
it’s also important to remember that not every person with tourette’s may feel this way about people reacting to their tics! every person feels differently about it, so make sure to ask anyone you know with tourette’s if they’re comfortable with you laughing with them at their tics!
Not just toureettes. There are many other conditions that can make you tic. It's not usually VOCAL tics but when it is its *usually* (key word: not meaning always) more of a weird sound instead of full words which can still be pretty funny tho
I was just curious (I’m autistic and so a massive advocate for my fellow disabled peeps) how would one go about respectfully asking this? How would you word it?
The delivery of "I got rice" is just so cute, the tone and expression are adorable as heck. I hope your hitting tics doesn't cause you too much damage, I understand how dangerous it can be especially in the chest. Thank you for being willing to share your journey and help educate others about a serious condition that's still barely understood. I wish you nothing but happiness and ease in your life, may you continue to stand strong against those who do not yet understand ❤
Thank god, I thought I was just the devil for laughing whenever you say "I got rice", the first time I heard it I was caught off guard and I laughed so hard
@@abs0lut3_s0lv3rdon't feel as though you are being insensitive, you *know* when you are being insensitive about something or not. Sometimes things are funny and it has nothing to do with judging the person. Like, you're laughing at the action, not the person, and sometimes random and weird shit is just gonna make you laugh. It's also not unheard of to giggle in innapropriate situations, it just happens, it's absolutely not a representation of *wanting* to be inappropriate.
@@Demonetization_Symbol Yes there is 💀 laughing at someone is basically making fun of them while laughing with someone is when you’re having fun about something together
@@Demonetization_Symbol When you laugh *at* someone that means you're laughing at their expense, laughing about something that is causing them harm. When you laugh with someone, that means you both agree that it's funny. Simple.
It's like the six stages of grief, once you accept it its easy to make jokes about it as a coping mechanism (coming from an autistic person) however this doesn't apply to all ofc
@@-._TinTin_.- same! I used to be super insecure about my autism but then I became more and more comfortable with talked about it and making jokes about it
If we couldn't laugh at ourselves, we'd spend all our time crying or angry instead. I would anyway and often, laughter doesn't help as much when your disabilities are of a more physically degenerative disorder
Oh, hey! She's not alone with those Tics! I knew of a kid who would make those noises and they were SO realistic I complimented him and his mom. Truthfully I thought he might have been autistic, but now that I know tourettes is a probability I'll keep that in mind from now on :) thank you for your information! Tell your daughter that I enjoy noises like that and I think they're unique and cool
Thank you for sharing! I feel similarly about my disabilities. I do a lot of silly things because of my autism and ADHD. Sometimes people think I am being self-deprecating when I laugh at myself, but finding the humor in my circumstances helps a lot. I love it when people can laugh with me (and not at me)
Im the exact same way as someone who's autistic and has adhd. I find my own shit funny sometimes lmao mostly i do noises to narrate the life around me these days but even if its funny just to me and no one gets it, i really dont care bc im happy lol
I’m autistic and I get simple motor tics when I enter an environment that is sensory stressful. No one finds them funny per se, but I do find my own humor in it sometimes. (Except when I hit my chest and I accidentally punch my throat)
Thanks for addressing this! I also have autism and adhd ! I hate when people laugh at me when I silly or weird noises that I can’t control. But if I laugh then the person can laugh with me. Otherwise I think it’s rlly rude
@@user-nx3ce7jg6zI get the intention here but you could have said it literally any other way than sounding like the physical incarnation of the nerd emoji. 🤓
@@user-nx3ce7jg6z you sound very punchable after reading all of that what the fuck? Also you weren’t there to know that he was laughing *WITH* the people around him that was laughing *WITH* him during that tic
Once in theatre we were backstage and my friend with Tourette’s very loudly said “don’t worry dear children” during a scene and we all lost our minds laughing. It’s never mean spirited and we don’t laugh when she’s hurt 👍
As someone with a non-tourette's tick disorder. I absolutely agree with what you said. I don't say things but I do have noises. I make that sometimes sound very funny and I have no problem with my family laughs with me about the noises I make, but when I'm hitting myself or look like I'm having a seizure that's not funny.
@That one Victorian kid I am the same way, some people don’t understand that you can have uncontrollable tics or stims without having Tourette’s. I do odd neck and face movements like she does and whistle because of how ptsd has damaged my brain. But I never have said words or anything Atleast not yet. Stay safe and know your not alone and completely valid in this world. 🫶🏼🥹
@That one Victorian kid thank you for wishing me well, and please seek those who will support you and understand. Anyone who will not take time to understand you and your personal struggles Are simply not empathetic to differences in this world, we can always hope they will learn and do better but sometimes all we can do is seek community with those who understand. 🫶🏼
@@chuuchuuutrain Maybe it is to you but it's not to the person going through it so just be kimd and try not to laugh. Uncontrollably hurting yourself isn't funny.
This is a great Public Service Announcement! My daughter has Tourettes. We have named her tics and have a good time with it. Thank you for educating people on the ins and outs of living with it day to day.
I think it also really depends on the person; one of my best friends has Tourette's and he begs us to laugh because it makes him feel better about it and I laugh because his tics catch my off guard, not because of what they are. All my friends ask of that, whether it be tics or my friend falling (he has a bone disease, but asks we laugh if he falls because he thinks its funny to himself). It really depends on the person, so good on them for asking because you never know til you do :))
That’s what I was wondering. I meet a young lady at uni with Tourette’s and she said for her she preferred we ignored her during lectures because it can make them worse for her and she inadvertently try and mask them which would make them worse.
My best friend has a tic disorder, and since we worked together all summer, I got used to hearing her say a specific verbal tic. At one point, my brain being broken decided to imitate her. We have a running gag between us when either of us did something we couldn't explain, we would say, "Brain said..." She actually thought that my imitations were welcome and that it normalized her tics when she's with me.
Every time you say "I got rice" I just smile at my screen, and think of my younger cousin, who whistles for their tics, it reminds me of them and I haven't seen them for a long while, miss you little dude hopefully we can see eachother
I just love, “I GOT RICE!” It adds a lot of personality to your character and makes you, you. ❤❤ (Edit: HOLY S**T. 1.6K LIKES?! THIS IS THE MOST I HAVE GOTTEN ON A COMMENT TYSMM GUYSS! ) (Edit 2: BRUH. 2.2 k. PRACTICALLY OVER NIGHT?! WHAT. THE. F****KKK.) (Edit 3: I hate to be tHat person but… MUM IM FAMOUS)
Would also like to add, I personally HATE when people laugh at my tics. It's destroying to me. Especially when I'm frustrated about them. I will only tolerate it if we're chill like that. Also, remember that people are different and you should be careful with laughing at tics ❤
I have a genuine question. Do you have any tics where you hurt yourself? If so, would it be better for someone to try to stop you from doing it or should they let it happen? Again this is a genuine question. I'm not trying to offend anyone.
@@paikoateacat Hi! Yes, I have a tic where I slam my hand onto my chest. Sometimes I hit my throat which does cause me pain. I’ve had people hold my hand down which does help a bit. It does get annoying given the day or the person that is holding my fist down, however. Since I don’t have Tourette’s, (I have OCD tics), this may be different for me. But you can train yourself to stop doing tics given your circumstances. (My doctor’s words). It does depend on the person who is holding down my fist or trying to stop the tic, but I would say that it does get annoying. Again, I am speaking on personal experience and every person may be different. But I would say that the best thing to do is just to completely ignore the person’s tic. If they make a comment like “ow” it’s safe to ask if they are alright, acknowledging the tic. So no, I advise you to not stop it. P.S, tics don’t just hurt in general. The only reason they would hurt is if you jerked your head and popped your neck or if you like me, got hurt on impact. Thank you for your question ❤️
@@Sqquidsz thank you so much. This is possibly the most helpful reply I have ever gotten on anything... Like ever. I hope everything goes well for you and just have a great day/night Thank you! ❤️
I have chronic tic disorder, but was really close to simply having Tourette’s. I’ve taken medications for it for over half of my life although I feel as if they’re not working as well lately. The only tic I currently have is a weird throat sound, and people always think I’m laughing or coughing. I’ve always been open about it since it’s a natural thing and hasn’t necessarily ruined my life, but after explaining it to my neighbor once, she went around telling everyone I had a disease. Also unless I specifically say “CTD/Chronic Tic Disorder”, people think I’m an apartment building for insects. :D
I remember I was at this table with a person w/ Tourette’s while I was drawing, and they kept having tics that would make them go “NO!” while bapping my pencil. We were both laughing our asses off
I’ve never met someone with Tourette’s, but it’s like you answer all the questions I didn’t know I had. ❤ thanks for making me more aware and educated.
Not everyone who has Tourette’s has verbal tics. My husband has it as well but only has the physical tics that show in the form of his shoulder twitching. When he was growing up it also caused him to frequently have seizures and medication doesn’t stop it. When he was discharged from the military, the VA dosed him Heavily on two different sedatives (one being Valium) because they thought he was faking his Tourettes. His mother had all his paperwork right there that should have proven he wasn’t faking if they had read it. Because of this three VA nurses and two VA doctors in Georgia had their medical licenses permanently revoked due to malpractice
"I got rice" "Oh yeah? Where's mine?!" 😅 I'm 100% that friend that would respond to your funny tics, and do what I can to help make the serious ones safer. ❤
I had a friend with Tourette’s growing up. I say don’t laugh until you are close with the person and know that they’re okay with it and also respect their emotions. Tourette’s can be funny, but it can also be a lot on a human and even things that may seem funny one day can really bother that person the next day. Respect above all should be your go to response.
I remember my friend told me he has tics, and I started making jokes, not knowing it was bad. But I was making jokes about how wrong certain ticks can be timed if that makes sense. He was laughing too and was even joining in on the joke. It was fun, but now looking back, I hope I wasn't pressuring him to laugh. He would laugh first, so I just thought it was okay.
I'm so glad to hear this. I just stumbled upon another video of yours a couple minutes ago, where you had ticks with rice and I got rice. And... it made me laugh. I just thought that the way you say it is really funny, especially because it's not a planned thing. But I did feel bad laughing about it as well, because I imagine it must be annoying at times to have the ticks just happening, without being able to do anything about it. It's not nice to laugh about something like that. But the rice line is just... funny. So I was feeling very conflicted / guilty about it. So... yeah. I'm glad to hear that you think it's ok to laugh at the funny, not harmful/painful ones, like the rice. The chest pounding on the other hand wasn't funny at all. I hope it isn't as bad as it sounds / looks and you don't hurt yourself badly when having ticks like that.
I have to admit, I giggled one day when, during a live, she began shouting something like "here come the communists!" I'm Deaf and rely on captions, so it kept starting perfectly normal sentences, then would say whatever it was about the communists, and then Keep going like nothing happened. It's hard not to giggle when someone says a sentence like "So I've got some great ideas about new topics for videos coming THE COMMUNISTS ARE COMING up in the next few months..." like, it's not really funny bc we know you must be really stressed for it to be happening, but also... come on. It's objectively funny.
Thank you so much for sharing about this. I’ve never met someone in person who has Tourette’s so it’s nice to have some knowledge about it when the time comes.
I love your "I'm Friendly" cause it makes me think of myself. I only have physical movement ticks, and I tend to smack myself hard. I get looks all the time and I just want to tell them that "I'm friendly, I don't hate myself!" Yours makes me think your brain might want to tell others the same. 😊😊😊 Much love to you!
Something to keep in mind there are people like me who laugh when there uncomfortable. I can't help it if it's the wrong place sometimes I apologize if there's room to apologize.
My mom's sympathetic nervous system was shot, she had dystonic spasms all throughout her body... She said we taught her to laugh instead of cry... And when things were worse I told it was going to be ok and she chose to believe me... The power of laughter and positivity is very powerful.
I felt this way when I used to not have great control of my autistic stims. I was good at being quiet with them, but not when I felt I "needed" to do it. I used to randomly kind of sing-say the letters "E", "H", and "M" in different ways and tones whenever I was happy or confused or frustrated. It made a lot of people smile for no reason, and since it was just me blowing off mental/emotional steam, I didn't mind if they thought it was funny. It was slightly awkward, but it was low-key a win-win situation. At least for me! I'm very aware autism and tourette's are two totally different experiences.
For me, my friends sometimes ask if something was a tic, bc i have one where i shake my head so it looks like i’m saying no, it has created some funny scenarios lol
@@-_-Potato_Wedge-_-she does. You can tell she actually has Tourette’s because she doesn’t switch up her tics and it often interrupts her and it usually stays as “I got rice” or “huh”.
people with Tourette's dont have a tic every second. also when you talk about tics you most likely not have a tic because of how your brain works. also if you had Tourette's would you make it your entire personality or would you just try and live past it? @@Zackie.
@@-_-Potato_Wedge-_- she isn’t having them any second and her channel is awnsering questions about Tourettes. She cuts the video, in between, and she doesn’t make it her whole personality.
I have a ticing disorder and I feel you. If I just make a funny sound its fine, but when im creepy laughing until I have no breth left, but can't breath in ... Im really scared in thoose moments
Need to remember that sometimes people can't hide their reactions. I really love her attitude. She doesn't play victim. I like how she explains it and doesn't immediately attack people. She seems fun to be around.
There was a boy in my 4th grade class who had a pretty bad case, and the teacher on his first day introduced us all and then said that today was a fun day to just do an art project and we were going to listen to our new friend. That day was full of laughter because his ticks were a lot of swear words, but after that it was just normal for us to hear random things in the classroom. He was so sweet.
Question: if I'm In the middle of a convo with someone and they start punching themselves, should I try to stop her/him from pushing themselves or just let them be? I used to hold my hand kind of on the place they're punching under their hand so they punch my hand and not their head or something but my mother said it was "rude".
I've been diagnosed with a tic disorder, not tourettes specifically, but I noticed no one has answered you, and this is a good question, so I'll give you my experience. Also, I love your intention and concern, and I dont see it as rude, but it is definitely good for you to ask. For me, somebody else trying to stop a tic (either by holding me still or blocking the target zone if I'm hitting myself) will usually keep it going and it will likely intensify at least until the tic can be fully completed to whatever sensation satisfies. I never had someone try for long because I would ask them not to but if it was longer I could see an attack possibly triggering similarly to when I've held them in myself for a long time and either get overwhelmed or finally release.
my online friend has tourettes. but i can't be in any voice calls with her, because i have echolalia. my echolalia triggers her tourettes, and i compulsively want to echo them back. it is The Worst.
also she helped me learn the difference between tics and echolalia. she said that tics are sort of like a sneeze- you can feel them coming, and they're involuntary. But for me, echolalia is kind of like the feeling you get when you pick up a pair of tongs. Theoretically, you could not click them- its a voluntary action. But sometimes i just do it subconsciously. I gotta do the click. And if she says bingo, i have to say it The Exact Same
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“I got rice” is definitely one of the most unique tics I’ve ever witnessed
Another unique one that I like is the thick british accented "A beetroot"
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@@thistlemist7064I wanna hear it
I used to think she had rise and thought it was an ad😅
Ok guys this was uncalled for and rude i hope I didn’t offend anyone and this might be took down by me
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I feel like some “I got rice” are timed perfectly so it seems like it’s part of a sentence
I love it
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Tics come when u don't know,it's impossible to control them.
personally, i find that if i’m taking. i have more vocal tics. though they don’t just happen while i talk. most of my vocal tics are lip buzzes or a sigh. but that’s just me
“Huh 🖕” girl I love you😭
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As an asian,I'm proud that you got rice
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as an autistic with arfid, me too
I have 2 week old rice chilling in the rice cooker BEAT THAT
You should start carrying around small bags of rice, so whenever you say "i got rice" you just hand a small bag of rice to whoever is closest to you.
Frrrrrtt
Amazing idea. The Rice Giver
Oh my God 😂
Ticcing Together: wedding services
@@heavenlydusk THE RICE GODESS HAS COME FORTH WITH HER RICE
it’s also important to remember that not every person with tourette’s may feel this way about people reacting to their tics! every person feels differently about it, so make sure to ask anyone you know with tourette’s if they’re comfortable with you laughing with them at their tics!
bruh how are we gonna ask them before we laugh- most of us can barely control when we laugh
@@goldengames9338Then you would simply apologize and learn from that interaction what their boundaries are.
Not just toureettes. There are many other conditions that can make you tic. It's not usually VOCAL tics but when it is its *usually* (key word: not meaning always) more of a weird sound instead of full words which can still be pretty funny tho
Exactly
I was just curious (I’m autistic and so a massive advocate for my fellow disabled peeps) how would one go about respectfully asking this? How would you word it?
The delivery of "I got rice" is just so cute, the tone and expression are adorable as heck. I hope your hitting tics doesn't cause you too much damage, I understand how dangerous it can be especially in the chest. Thank you for being willing to share your journey and help educate others about a serious condition that's still barely understood. I wish you nothing but happiness and ease in your life, may you continue to stand strong against those who do not yet understand ❤
She got the "i got rice" tic from her toxic ex boyfriend, just to let you know👍
@@jadesmith4393considering she just explicitly said it's okay to laugh at that one, why mention where she got it from? Prick
@@jadesmith4393wait how?
@@ETGANT so she was sitting then heard her ex say "I like rice"" I got rice" in that annoying voice then that night she ate rice. 👍
@@jadesmith4393so, how was he toxic?
The first huh made you seem like a prideful anime villian about to explain their plan and i love it
Beautiful,,, it’s absolutely beautiful. She is the villain and she has some god dam rice 🙏🏼
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Thank god, I thought I was just the devil for laughing whenever you say "I got rice", the first time I heard it I was caught off guard and I laughed so hard
I still tried not to even though they said we could 😭
Like, I feel insensitive if I start giggling
@@abs0lut3_s0lv3rdon't feel as though you are being insensitive, you *know* when you are being insensitive about something or not. Sometimes things are funny and it has nothing to do with judging the person. Like, you're laughing at the action, not the person, and sometimes random and weird shit is just gonna make you laugh. It's also not unheard of to giggle in innapropriate situations, it just happens, it's absolutely not a representation of *wanting* to be inappropriate.
@@nikki1400 thank you for the reassurance
Same 😭
And also the tic where she's flippin the camera off
I find “I got rice” amusing. I’m glad that she has an upbeat attitude and knows the difference between laughing with someone and laughing at someone.
Same
There is no difference, though.
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Yes there is 💀 laughing at someone is basically making fun of them while laughing with someone is when you’re having fun about something together
@@Demonetization_Symbol So you don’t know the difference.
@@Demonetization_Symbol When you laugh *at* someone that means you're laughing at their expense, laughing about something that is causing them harm. When you laugh with someone, that means you both agree that it's funny.
Simple.
I love the I GOT RICE it’s the best tic I’ve ever heard
I stan people who can laugh at their disabilities and not be afraid or ashamed to be themselves
It's like the six stages of grief, once you accept it its easy to make jokes about it as a coping mechanism (coming from an autistic person) however this doesn't apply to all ofc
@@-._TinTin_.- same! I used to be super insecure about my autism but then I became more and more comfortable with talked about it and making jokes about it
@@-._TinTin_.-me too!
She doesn't
If we couldn't laugh at ourselves, we'd spend all our time crying or angry instead. I would anyway and often, laughter doesn't help as much when your disabilities are of a more physically degenerative disorder
My daughter has one that sounds like a pterodactyl, and we end up laughing a lot together. She also sounds like the dogs and birds around our house.
Oh, hey! She's not alone with those Tics! I knew of a kid who would make those noises and they were SO realistic I complimented him and his mom. Truthfully I thought he might have been autistic, but now that I know tourettes is a probability I'll keep that in mind from now on :) thank you for your information! Tell your daughter that I enjoy noises like that and I think they're unique and cool
@@absolutelyridiculous6743why would she? she might get well but if this mom tell her this she might think it's good and keeps doing this forever!
@@somerandomgirl1 she has tourette's she would have them forever and they are not on purpose they are just random
@@Evil_babies I know that already; but it might not be touretts and become a habit for her since u shouldn't self diagnose your self😒
@@somerandomgirl1 if she can't control it she has tourette's
Thank you for sharing! I feel similarly about my disabilities. I do a lot of silly things because of my autism and ADHD.
Sometimes people think I am being self-deprecating when I laugh at myself, but finding the humor in my circumstances helps a lot.
I love it when people can laugh with me (and not at me)
Im the exact same way as someone who's autistic and has adhd. I find my own shit funny sometimes lmao mostly i do noises to narrate the life around me these days but even if its funny just to me and no one gets it, i really dont care bc im happy lol
I’m autistic and I get simple motor tics when I enter an environment that is sensory stressful. No one finds them funny per se, but I do find my own humor in it sometimes. (Except when I hit my chest and I accidentally punch my throat)
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i also am autistic and have adhd!! i do the same.
Thanks for addressing this! I also have autism and adhd ! I hate when people laugh at me when I silly or weird noises that I can’t control. But if I laugh then the person can laugh with me. Otherwise I think it’s rlly rude
“I got rice” is the best thing I have heard today thank you.
She flipped. Us. Off.
Yes, I died lmao
*me who met someone on vrchat with tourettes and laughed about him calling a cat that he doesnt even have but continued to go "pspsps"*
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u-u laughed at him?yk that is um mean right
@@user-nx3ce7jg6zI get the intention here but you could have said it literally any other way than sounding like the physical incarnation of the nerd emoji. 🤓
@@user-nx3ce7jg6z you sound very punchable after reading all of that what the fuck? Also you weren’t there to know that he was laughing *WITH* the people around him that was laughing *WITH* him during that tic
@@user-nx3ce7jg6zdid you even pay attention to the person’s video? The same could apply to that person
Once in theatre we were backstage and my friend with Tourette’s very loudly said “don’t worry dear children” during a scene and we all lost our minds laughing. It’s never mean spirited and we don’t laugh when she’s hurt 👍
She has the rice✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
It’s funnier now that I know the reason behind the tic, basically a tic mocking her ex 😭
I just think it's the cutest thing in the world when she says "I got rice"
As someone with a non-tourette's tick disorder. I absolutely agree with what you said. I don't say things but I do have noises. I make that sometimes sound very funny and I have no problem with my family laughs with me about the noises I make, but when I'm hitting myself or look like I'm having a seizure that's not funny.
that is kinda funnt though
@@chuuchuuutrain how would you feel if i laughed at you when you uncontrollably hit yourself?
@That one Victorian kid I am the same way, some people don’t understand that you can have uncontrollable tics or stims without having Tourette’s. I do odd neck and face movements like she does and whistle because of how ptsd has damaged my brain. But I never have said words or anything Atleast not yet. Stay safe and know your not alone and completely valid in this world. 🫶🏼🥹
@That one Victorian kid thank you for wishing me well, and please seek those who will support you and understand. Anyone who will not take time to understand you and your personal struggles Are simply not empathetic to differences in this world, we can always hope they will learn and do better but sometimes all we can do is seek community with those who understand. 🫶🏼
@@chuuchuuutrain Maybe it is to you but it's not to the person going through it so just be kimd and try not to laugh. Uncontrollably hurting yourself isn't funny.
This is a great Public Service Announcement! My daughter has Tourettes. We have named her tics and have a good time with it. Thank you for educating people on the ins and outs of living with it day to day.
There have been more than a half dozen times when your particular tic was perfectly timed and horrendously funny. 😂
I think it also really depends on the person; one of my best friends has Tourette's and he begs us to laugh because it makes him feel better about it and I laugh because his tics catch my off guard, not because of what they are. All my friends ask of that, whether it be tics or my friend falling (he has a bone disease, but asks we laugh if he falls because he thinks its funny to himself). It really depends on the person, so good on them for asking because you never know til you do :))
That’s what I was wondering. I meet a young lady at uni with Tourette’s and she said for her she preferred we ignored her during lectures because it can make them worse for her and she inadvertently try and mask them which would make them worse.
The "I got rice" is the only funny tic you have. The rest are just neutral tics. I do feel sorry for you when you punch your chest, that must hurt.
It looked like she flipped off the camera at one point unintentionally and that was a bit funny with the timing of what she said
@@FracturedEarth She kinda reminds me of Craig from South Park when she gives the finger.
Loved the fact that you put the verbal tics in asterisks! It's a great accessibility aid!
My best friend has a tic disorder, and since we worked together all summer, I got used to hearing her say a specific verbal tic. At one point, my brain being broken decided to imitate her. We have a running gag between us when either of us did something we couldn't explain, we would say, "Brain said..." She actually thought that my imitations were welcome and that it normalized her tics when she's with me.
My partner and I both have autism and I also have adhd.
We use "my brain told me..." a lot lol.
Or "the call of the void/weird"
Every time you say "I got rice" I just smile at my screen, and think of my younger cousin, who whistles for their tics, it reminds me of them and I haven't seen them for a long while, miss you little dude hopefully we can see eachother
I love the "I got rice" 😂 it's my favorite
That "huh" with the bird flip was a bit funny, took me by surprise :)
the tone of "i got rice" is perfect I love it
I’m happy she always has rice for us.
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I just love, “I GOT RICE!” It adds a lot of personality to your character and makes you, you. ❤❤
(Edit: HOLY S**T. 1.6K LIKES?! THIS IS THE MOST I HAVE GOTTEN ON A COMMENT TYSMM GUYSS! )
(Edit 2: BRUH. 2.2 k. PRACTICALLY OVER NIGHT?! WHAT. THE. F****KKK.)
(Edit 3: I hate to be tHat person but… MUM IM FAMOUS)
I got rice is iconic
I keep saying I got tacos when she says I got rice. Lol 😂
@@ITSBELLA11 definitely
@@anag.5288i got tortillas
Guys I can't tell if she actually has tics or not can you tell me if she does
I don’t care if anyone laughs at my tics, I always laugh at my own. It’s definitely a laughing with me and not at me situation 😂
The real question is…. Does she really got rice?
It's good that you addressed that, because some people really think it's funny when people are in physical pain
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Would also like to add, I personally HATE when people laugh at my tics. It's destroying to me. Especially when I'm frustrated about them. I will only tolerate it if we're chill like that. Also, remember that people are different and you should be careful with laughing at tics ❤
me too, i find it actually makes them happen more when others around me focus on it.
@@sprayz390 same!
I have a genuine question.
Do you have any tics where you hurt yourself? If so, would it be better for someone to try to stop you from doing it or should they let it happen?
Again this is a genuine question. I'm not trying to offend anyone.
@@paikoateacat Hi! Yes, I have a tic where I slam my hand onto my chest. Sometimes I hit my throat which does cause me pain. I’ve had people hold my hand down which does help a bit. It does get annoying given the day or the person that is holding my fist down, however. Since I don’t have Tourette’s, (I have OCD tics), this may be different for me. But you can train yourself to stop doing tics given your circumstances. (My doctor’s words). It does depend on the person who is holding down my fist or trying to stop the tic, but I would say that it does get annoying. Again, I am speaking on personal experience and every person may be different. But I would say that the best thing to do is just to completely ignore the person’s tic. If they make a comment like “ow” it’s safe to ask if they are alright, acknowledging the tic. So no, I advise you to not stop it.
P.S, tics don’t just hurt in general. The only reason they would hurt is if you jerked your head and popped your neck or if you like me, got hurt on impact. Thank you for your question ❤️
@@Sqquidsz thank you so much. This is possibly the most helpful reply I have ever gotten on anything... Like ever.
I hope everything goes well for you and just have a great day/night
Thank you! ❤️
You’re an absolute angel. Thank you for sharing this!
I have chronic tic disorder, but was really close to simply having Tourette’s. I’ve taken medications for it for over half of my life although I feel as if they’re not working as well lately. The only tic I currently have is a weird throat sound, and people always think I’m laughing or coughing. I’ve always been open about it since it’s a natural thing and hasn’t necessarily ruined my life, but after explaining it to my neighbor once, she went around telling everyone I had a disease. Also unless I specifically say “CTD/Chronic Tic Disorder”, people think I’m an apartment building for insects. :D
I remember I was at this table with a person w/ Tourette’s while I was drawing, and they kept having tics that would make them go “NO!” while bapping my pencil. We were both laughing our asses off
I’ve never met someone with Tourette’s, but it’s like you answer all the questions I didn’t know I had. ❤ thanks for making me more aware and educated.
Not everyone who has Tourette’s has verbal tics. My husband has it as well but only has the physical tics that show in the form of his shoulder twitching. When he was growing up it also caused him to frequently have seizures and medication doesn’t stop it. When he was discharged from the military, the VA dosed him Heavily on two different sedatives (one being Valium) because they thought he was faking his Tourettes. His mother had all his paperwork right there that should have proven he wasn’t faking if they had read it. Because of this three VA nurses and two VA doctors in Georgia had their medical licenses permanently revoked due to malpractice
I love the "i got rice"😂
I love the I got rice tic u have 😂
I met someone who would meow and it made me so genuinely happy every time I heard it.
omg that's amazing
Bruh when she flipped me off outta nowhere I started cracking up.
"i got rice" is the best and most unice touretts tic in my opinion
"Huh" *flips us off*
I think that’s a great way to explain it, and to clarify
Ngl I laugh when you give the finger every time. For me giving the finger Is how I say hi to my friends or people I like at work.
You’re a great person. I love your explanation - it makes so much sense. ❤
I love how she was talking about the funny tics being fine then proceeded to do her most iconic funny tic twice.
"I got rice"
"Oh yeah? Where's mine?!"
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I'm 100% that friend that would respond to your funny tics, and do what I can to help make the serious ones safer. ❤
My favorite is when she flipped us off, that just got me 😊
Edit: OMG MOM IM FAMOUS
Thanks for clearing the air.
The flipping us off always gets me😂
I had a friend with Tourette’s growing up. I say don’t laugh until you are close with the person and know that they’re okay with it and also respect their emotions. Tourette’s can be funny, but it can also be a lot on a human and even things that may seem funny one day can really bother that person the next day. Respect above all should be your go to response.
I remember my friend told me he has tics, and I started making jokes, not knowing it was bad. But I was making jokes about how wrong certain ticks can be timed if that makes sense. He was laughing too and was even joining in on the joke. It was fun, but now looking back, I hope I wasn't pressuring him to laugh. He would laugh first, so I just thought it was okay.
I'm so glad to hear this. I just stumbled upon another video of yours a couple minutes ago, where you had ticks with rice and I got rice. And... it made me laugh. I just thought that the way you say it is really funny, especially because it's not a planned thing. But I did feel bad laughing about it as well, because I imagine it must be annoying at times to have the ticks just happening, without being able to do anything about it. It's not nice to laugh about something like that. But the rice line is just... funny. So I was feeling very conflicted / guilty about it.
So... yeah. I'm glad to hear that you think it's ok to laugh at the funny, not harmful/painful ones, like the rice.
The chest pounding on the other hand wasn't funny at all. I hope it isn't as bad as it sounds / looks and you don't hurt yourself badly when having ticks like that.
“I got RICE!” 😂😂😂 love it
I have to admit, I giggled one day when, during a live, she began shouting something like "here come the communists!"
I'm Deaf and rely on captions, so it kept starting perfectly normal sentences, then would say whatever it was about the communists, and then Keep going like nothing happened.
It's hard not to giggle when someone says a sentence like "So I've got some great ideas about new topics for videos coming THE COMMUNISTS ARE COMING up in the next few months..." like, it's not really funny bc we know you must be really stressed for it to be happening, but also... come on. It's objectively funny.
I love the "I got rice" and I feel like everyone does, anyone wanna share?🍚
Me I’m hungry
Based and honestly your i got rice and huh tics make me smile, it lightens the mood
Thank you so much for sharing about this. I’ve never met someone in person who has Tourette’s so it’s nice to have some knowledge about it when the time comes.
I love your "I'm Friendly" cause it makes me think of myself. I only have physical movement ticks, and I tend to smack myself hard. I get looks all the time and I just want to tell them that "I'm friendly, I don't hate myself!" Yours makes me think your brain might want to tell others the same. 😊😊😊 Much love to you!
Something to keep in mind there are people like me who laugh when there uncomfortable. I can't help it if it's the wrong place sometimes I apologize if there's room to apologize.
The way you say I’ve got rice is almost like your offended about that rice or the rice offended you somehow 😂
The timing on "if its something funny that i said *i got rice*" was so on point 😂
Honestly, I’m glad to know you got me. You seem chill.
My mom's sympathetic nervous system was shot, she had dystonic spasms all throughout her body... She said we taught her to laugh instead of cry... And when things were worse I told it was going to be ok and she chose to believe me... The power of laughter and positivity is very powerful.
The laughing little “ha” then flipping me off lightened my mood so much
Finally a actual person with the condition.
Love you vids 😊
I felt this way when I used to not have great control of my autistic stims. I was good at being quiet with them, but not when I felt I "needed" to do it. I used to randomly kind of sing-say the letters "E", "H", and "M" in different ways and tones whenever I was happy or confused or frustrated. It made a lot of people smile for no reason, and since it was just me blowing off mental/emotional steam, I didn't mind if they thought it was funny. It was slightly awkward, but it was low-key a win-win situation. At least for me! I'm very aware autism and tourette's are two totally different experiences.
For me, my friends sometimes ask if something was a tic, bc i have one where i shake my head so it looks like i’m saying no, it has created some funny scenarios lol
I think you should also always ask this, if it’s another person. Everybody has different boundaries:)
You're the most chill person ever ❤
What if you are hurting yourself should we step in and like hold your arms away from you or just let it take it’s course?
* huh 🖕* most beautiful words ever
She doesn’t have Tourettes
@@-_-Potato_Wedge-_-she does. You can tell she actually has Tourette’s because she doesn’t switch up her tics and it often interrupts her and it usually stays as “I got rice” or “huh”.
people with Tourette's dont have a tic every second. also when you talk about tics you most likely not have a tic because of how your brain works. also if you had Tourette's would you make it your entire personality or would you just try and live past it? @@Zackie.
@@-_-Potato_Wedge-_- she isn’t having them any second and her channel is awnsering questions about Tourettes. She cuts the video, in between, and she doesn’t make it her whole personality.
@@-_-Potato_Wedge-_-"people with tourette's don't have a tic every second" she cuts the video and ppls tics come at different intensities 💀💀
“ I got rice” it’s just too funny to me. I don’t know why, but how she said it really got me.
I have a ticing disorder and I feel you. If I just make a funny sound its fine, but when im creepy laughing until I have no breth left, but can't breath in ... Im really scared in thoose moments
Need to remember that sometimes people can't hide their reactions. I really love her attitude. She doesn't play victim. I like how she explains it and doesn't immediately attack people. She seems fun to be around.
There was a boy in my 4th grade class who had a pretty bad case, and the teacher on his first day introduced us all and then said that today was a fun day to just do an art project and we were going to listen to our new friend. That day was full of laughter because his ticks were a lot of swear words, but after that it was just normal for us to hear random things in the classroom. He was so sweet.
The lil laugh and flipping off nobody made me chuckle
"I GOT RICE!" Is the most iconic tics
Question: if I'm In the middle of a convo with someone and they start punching themselves, should I try to stop her/him from pushing themselves or just let them be? I used to hold my hand kind of on the place they're punching under their hand so they punch my hand and not their head or something but my mother said it was "rude".
I've been diagnosed with a tic disorder, not tourettes specifically, but I noticed no one has answered you, and this is a good question, so I'll give you my experience. Also, I love your intention and concern, and I dont see it as rude, but it is definitely good for you to ask. For me, somebody else trying to stop a tic (either by holding me still or blocking the target zone if I'm hitting myself) will usually keep it going and it will likely intensify at least until the tic can be fully completed to whatever sensation satisfies. I never had someone try for long because I would ask them not to but if it was longer I could see an attack possibly triggering similarly to when I've held them in myself for a long time and either get overwhelmed or finally release.
Came here to ask the same thing!
you look pretty have a wonderful day
The "ha" combined with the middle finger made me chuckle
Gotta appreciate the timing of the ticks that come in to show examples to what you're saying.
my online friend has tourettes. but i can't be in any voice calls with her, because i have echolalia. my echolalia triggers her tourettes, and i compulsively want to echo them back. it is The Worst.
also she helped me learn the difference between tics and echolalia. she said that tics are sort of like a sneeze- you can feel them coming, and they're involuntary. But for me, echolalia is kind of like the feeling you get when you pick up a pair of tongs. Theoretically, you could not click them- its a voluntary action. But sometimes i just do it subconsciously. I gotta do the click. And if she says bingo, i have to say it The Exact Same
Nah I can't be the only one that thought the first tic was the actual response lol
That first tick of flipping is off was so well timed by your subconscious. Thsts litwrally pure comedy gold right there 😂
The "i got rice" one i would get used to. But i think id laugh every single time you flipped the bird
As an Asian, I'm proud of her.
I also have tourettes❤❤❤
“I got rice” why is that just too funny
The second one, that was perfect, it lined up with the body language perfectly
"i got rice" still got me dying laughing dude
"🖕"
The best tic ever
The “HUH! 🖕”
Took me out 💀
„It’s always in my comment section 🖕” made me laugh at this horrible day.😊 Love your content