Girl with Real Tourettes Reacts to Tiktoker Faking Tourettes | TicsandRoses Edition: Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In today's video I address more about how to tell if someone is faking tourettes. A lot of people on TikTok have faked tourettes and it's been really harmful to the community, so I address people like ticsandroses and let viewers know some key signs in how to tell if someone is faking. This video is strictly about reacting to ticsandroses and their faking of tourettes on tiktok.
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As a girl with Tourette's, I would love to spread awareness and education about my disorder, as I feel it is quite misunderstood in today's society. The media has made it out to be a swearing disorder only, which is far from true. I hope this video will educate you on Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders! Life with Tourettes can be difficult, but just know that we're the same as everyone else...except for the fact we tic like clocks! (:
Thanks for watching!
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I don't wanna insult anyone here, but every time the "I have rice" tic happens, I feel enthusiasm. Fuck yeah, she's got *rice*
LOL this is an odd comment but totally made me smile
@@TiccingTogether it changes on context, too. Sometimes it's like, "FUCK YEAH your girl got RICE!" and then other times it's like "OH SHIT SHE'S GOT RIIIICE *WATCH OUT THE THUNDER'S COMIN'"*
Shiiiit i want some rice too
For me it seems to have more of a "I don't like rice" tone, but maybe that's just me xD
Rice is life 😂😂😂
It has to be so difficult to deal with such an illness, but your “ugh” tic is a perfect reaction to their cringy content
I am beyond sick of people faking disorders for attention online as well as money. It’s disgusting and causes more harm than good.
100000%
Me too. I'm bipolar, and mental disorder is not to be feared, but its not a quirk to parade around
@@boci122 exactly
@@boci122 My favorite is when people talking about mundane things like getting their coffee triggers their cPTSD. Really?!? I have cPTSD, GAD, and Bipolar II. And while everyone has their own experiences and triggers, you don't just go about your day as if nothing happened afterwards. I'm D R A I N E D after a flashback. Everyone is different but those of us who actually live with a diagnosis are usually pretty aware of people who are clout-chasing or trying to hide from responsibility for their actions by blaming it on a disorder that they don't have.
My 5 year old was just diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome a few months ago I have learned so much from you. He was very excited to see someone famous with tics like him. (No one else at his school has Tourette’s) hope this sounds ok. I need more caffeine
Thats such a cute story!! I wish your little boy and you the best!
Thank you so much for your sweet comment! It made me smile. Sending so much love to you & your 5 year old!! If you ever need support I am here to help!!
We knew my son had it at about 5 as well. He is now 25 and very successful
Look into Tourette’s Syndrome Association, they have groups in many areas. He will get to meat others with it as well. It can help.
One piece of advice I can give you is understand that there are often behavior issues with this as well.
Sending your son love. And he has every right to be excited. You guys are all rock stars
Hey! Actually there is some people who are famous who have Tourette, like Billie Eilish. Anyways I just hope the best for you and your son
I do not have Tourette’s syndrome however I empathize with your frustration. I was diagnosed almost 16 years ago with DID from continual abuse. I was ostracized and alone. It has taken me so long to come to terms with it, to learn about it, and to educate family and friends. To see people getting actual attention and using something that brought me shame and was born of trauma on TikTok is infuriating. What’s worse is if you engage with these people, calling them out, all of the sudden your very real diagnosis is being called into question….and honestly I don’t have the energy to fight. It’s so hurtful. I don’t understand this trend of pretending to have rare disorders and diagnoses.
i hate how influencers treat DID like a roleplay game
@@dodogamarama2294 For real. I try to avoid having my characters having things like these (despite me wanting them to have them to try and spread positivity in animations or characters) I really don't want to shame nor treat them like it's a roleplay, I so far been told by many with disorders that it's ok I feel as if it isn't despite my intentions.
I can totally relate. I have severe ptsd, from multiple different things including abuse and death. I dissociate for weeks or months at a time living on autopilot, not in the same way people with DID do obviously. It's still me, I'm just not connected to reality, my body, or my life. Then I see videos of people showing "wow listen to this with headphones and dissociate oohhhh wooow sooo cool". I effing hate it so much. It's not fun. It's not cool. I can't make myself dissociate, even when I want to. Sometimes when I'm hit with a wave of grief and pain I will literally try to dissociate again to escape the pain and I can't. So to see people staring at the wall acting as if in 10 seconds they can dissociate and have like a trippy fun time is infuriating. It's not fun to forget major details of your life, to not remember people, to be convinced you're dreaming for weeks or months, to not be able to feel anything at all for so long. It's not fun, it's horrible. As I'm sure DID is sometimes, I can only imagine. And I have seen how extreme people will get with it online, just making a mockery of something that is very real and hard for you. I'm so sorry you have to see that. You are valid, the people who matter know that your disorder is real.
Hearing you say that everyone’s Tourette’s present differently was very reassuring! Especially because right now my tics aren’t too severe but are still mildly annoying. I sometimes feel like I’m faking whenever my vocal tics don’t present as severe as they did a year ago but your videos make me feel valid.
It’s so true, and I’m glad it was reassuring for you! Tics wax and wane and if you’re having less tics, you’re 10000% still valid!!
I too have a more mild case of Tourette’s, comparatively speaking. I don’t know how old you are, but when I was diagnosed in 6th grade, my neurologist told me the tics would be less frequent and noticeable when I became an adult and she was right. Most people don’t even notice (I think lol) that I have tics anymore. But as a kid they were very noticeable and annoying/distracting and embarrassing.
@@TiccingTogetherit just hurts me looking at you and seeing a red spot because you hit yourself and it just makes me feel bad
so many of her “ticks” also have to do with whatever she’s doing in the moment which just seems so convenient
yep! i always notice how they do that too
(also as much as i dislike them and wish they wouldnt use their platform in the way that they do, their pronouns are they/them so i feel it’s best to use the correct pronouns even though what they’re doing is wrong)
@@jacksonns333 I don’t think they knew their pronouns so I think that’s why they said she/her
@@jacksonns333 she said in another video that she tries to say they them correctly and sometimes she says she her by mistake
seeing the red patch on your chest from the hitting tic makes me angrier. these people fake things that are harmful to people that really have them, and benefit from it at no cost.
I feel so bad for your chest :( that pounding tic must be awful to deal with. Keep up the good fight girl, your videos are so informative!
IKR...I mean I can actually see that red almost bruised patch of skin from that constant beating. I can imagine how painful it must actually be😢
I hit my chest like she did to know what it felt like and MAN IT HURTS I FEEL SO BAD FOR HER RN...it hurts@@yoginc
The thing that stands out to me is that alot of their physical "tics" are accompanied by vocal "tics" which seems almost like them commentating on the physical aspects so that the viewers always know what the physical tic is supposed to be and that it's supposed to be cute. There are so many videos to show this like the claw hands accompanied by the "rawr", them drawing on their forehead with their makeup while saying "simba" or packing parcels while saying "I'll send you to Canada". It seems like they always want the viewer to know exactly what their tic is supposed to be and that was the biggest red flag for me.
Hi, Carly! You are entirely too nice. Also, I want you to know...every time I order it, or cook it, I now think "I got rice!" I've noticed that most people I see on youtube, or where ever, don't stop to laugh, or even acknowledge their tics. Y'all just keep it moving like it's a normal part of the conversation. Or, when it gets a little much, y'all seem annoyed by them. I get mentioning your tic, sets off your tic. Heck, mention tacos and see if I don't immediately want some dang tacos! (yeah. now I want tacos. lol) I didn't think anyone with Tourette's would drive if they were having a bad day. I've talked to a couple of people that say that if they're cooking and the tics get bad, they walk away from it so they don't hurt themselves, or anyone else. I wish people would stop faking any illness. It's not cool and it only hurts people who legitimately have that illness. I appreciate your kindness and your willingness to spread awareness.
Thank you for your comment! I love that you think of me when you have rice hahaha
You rice tic always makes me want rice
I was diagnosed with Tourette's in 2003 when I was 17 and while it was never severe and it got significantly better as I got older (to the point where I no longer need medication), I have had the same tics for many years. Some new ones have come and gone, but for the most part, I have had less than 10 different tics in the last 20+ years. If I had as many "tics" Tics and Roses claims to have, I would be frustrated and annoyed. I've had ticcing attacks that lasted days and by day 2, I am just so pissed off by my vocal tic. People always associate Tourette's with uncontrollable swearing and I always say, "yeah, I swear a lot, but it isn't because of my Tourette's."
I just found you and love your videos!
What bothers me about these videos is that they pick a "quirky" side of an illness and ignore the ugly one completely. I don't have tourette but a strong case of chronicle migraine, so i can't speak for that but i can relate to things like not being allowed to drive thanks to the illness or taking a lot of strong medicaments. Also stuff like not being taken seriously, searching doctors, friendships and relationships suffer, the list is endless. These fakers need to see that people who have the illness can't stop just because it isn't cool anymore and that is a hurtful thing. We have a saying here "A healthy person has 1000 wishes. a ill person only one."
I wish you all the best!
Thank you! It’s so true that they never show the ugly side to things - only the cute & quirky. Sending you love & well wishes 💜
when your mind is focused on something (aka driving) tics will not appear that often and intense, usually not at all. so the fact that they were having that many strong frequent tics while driving is a dead give away that they're faking.
That does make a lot of sense
Hey Carly, I was curious. Your "I got rice!" And the "friendly" tics. Did they just start on their own or was it learned from others with tourettes? I've learnt more about tourettes by watching a couple of your videos than I have in my entire life. Thank you so much! People who fake tourettes are honestly disgusting.
Those tics honestly came about randomly - no idea where they stem from 😂
@@TiccingTogether wow that's actually really interesting! Tourettes is different for everyone. They are completely random, it really is interesting how that happens! I've found so much more out from your videos!
Great video. I've watched some videos of different people having Tourettes Syndrome, and did come across her videos as well. I agree that a lot of her "tics" seemed forced and not genuine. It's quite a shame that someone would fake a neurological condition for monetary gains ans fame.
Keep doing your videos because they really are informative.
Thank you for your support! 💜
I'm not sure how this video ended up in my feed, but you are definitely informative. I have to say though I completely understand how frustrating people faking can be. I have a daughter who has severe epilepsy, luckily now mostly controlled. When I became a nurse, I ended up working in a prison for a year on a limited term appointment about 8 months after I got licensed. During that time I experienced several very clearly fake seizures (they used it to get out of the prison on a hospital transfer). Every time I had to deal with them, it pissed me off.
Here's a difference between making jokes about your condition, and making that condition a joke..
When I laugh at my tics it's mostly out of embarrassment bc I'm very self conscious as a person, or it's to show that I'm okay, because people are legit concerned. It's rare that I'm actually that amused about it, because it just gets in the way most of the time
Another great video Carly! When I see a person faking Tourette's it hurts my heart because that is being so disrespectful to you and others who have Tourette's and it just comes across to me as being mean. You are doing such a great job producing very informative and fun videos and you have my eternal admiration and respect. Have a great day - sending lotsa love!
Thanks Brenda!! Hoping to see you on a future live!!
@@TiccingTogether I'm looking forward to your next live!
Not Tourette’s, but I get sick of seeing the ‘cinematic version’ of my mental illness used as a way to garner attention on the internet. It’s not all sad music and staring wistfully out the window - it’s so much deeper, and far more debilitating than that. Thank you, you seem like a beautiful person that tries to see the best in others. New subscriber over here!
Can I just say how beautiful your eyes are? So jealous! Great video! Came across one of your videos a few hours ago, and I've been watching your videos since then! I don't have Tourette's, but I am disabled, and I can't imagine how hard it would be for me to watch videos of others claiming to have my disorder when they CLEARY don't. So thanks for going through that solely for the benefit of educating others. It's more selfless than most people will realize.
Thank you!! 🥰 And thanks so much for your support ❤️
I wanted to say a quick thank you for inspiring me to start my own TH-cam channel to spread awareness of my Tourette's and other conditions. I hope to be able to educate like you. Thank you sm
Yay!! I’ll have to check out your channel!! 💜💜
As someone who is also diagnosed with tourettes I just want to point out that sometimes laughter is a coping mechanism for some people or a nervous response. So laughter in and of itself is not a qualifier for someone faking. I personally laugh at myself just so I don't go crazy or cry. Just a few minutes ago I was talking to my friend and telling him about your videos. Me: I learned something new today!"
My tics without missing a beat: Fuck me!
Me laughs and shakes my head: wow...
Him (he's also diagnosed with tourettes): that's some reward system. I learned something new, so fuck me.
I'm just saying sometimes you have to find humor when there isn't any or you go crazy.
You are right, everyone copes with it differently. But I think that what she means is that sometimes laughing can be an indicator because of the context in which the tic presents. For example the driving vid. In that situation, a person wouldn't normally laugh because of how dangerous can be to have extreme tics. But yeah, it's just a maybe. Coping mechanisms are very individual and wide.
I just found your channel and subscribed because you are so inspiring. It breaks my heart to see you hit your chest. I want to send you a pad to cover it so you don’t hurt yourself. I am so proud of you for exposing your own neurological issues to teach others not to fear Tourette’s syndrome and understand it more. Bless you darling 💗
Thank you so much for your support 💜 Sending you love!!
Aww, that bruise looks so painful. Also, t&r looks very staged imo. You can see them looking around and back into the camera a lot. It just looks really suspicious to me.
Yes 100% agree
I developed tics a little over 2 years ago and I really want to get diagnosed, but I haven't been able to. Your content makes me feel like I'm not alone and I really appreciate that. I wish you the best!
Sending you love & strength ❤️❤️❤️
I love how she puts so much effort in to educate the world about tics and Tourette I have leaned so much from you even though I don’t know anyone with Tourette’s I’m absolutely enraged that someone would fake a disability
THANK YOU for pointing out how T&R exploits 'cutesy' & 'funny' tics. It pisses me off so much how they act like a caricature of a quirky uwu anime girl. Yes, maybe they magically know what days they won't have un-cutesy tics & edit anything more realistically debilitating out, despite constant filming of how out of control their fake condition is. Despite what a big honest activist they claim to be for the community. Pressing X to doubt, though.
Thank you so much for sharing your story and experiences with us! I personally do see the background moving in the car video at 8:12, but I believe they're possibly acting out when there are no other drivers in their vicinity or they are on a quiet backroad. I see the trees in the background moving but I still think it's 100% staged since it's pretty slow and they made sure to be "safe" about their ticking while driving.
That makes a lot of sense!!!
I find this fascinating, as someone with adhd I can somewhat relate to a lot of the frustrations of people with Tourettes (tho I will never understand exactly how it feels to have Tourette’s). Echolalia is a part of my diagnosis, it tends to happen when I lose focus on a conversation I’m having or if something gets stuck in my head and becomes and intrusive thought. People always think it’s cute beep boops and sure some of it is, but it’s also caused me a lot of trouble. I have a good friend who has a stutter and I have to be ultra conscious when I’m around him because I will unknowingly echo his stutter which makes him feel like I’m mocking him T_T. Or when my spouse is at their wits end because I’ve asked them if they’re thinking about them beans for the 10th time in 5 minutes without realizing. Or how watching your videos, every time the “got rice” tic happens my brain starts singing the song of the same name by AZN pride and I wind up having to back track because it breaks my focus and my mind starts wandering 😂. Anyway, love ur content, keep it up ❤
Little bit late but yes please do a part 4! I don’t have Tourette’s or tics but it’s so interesting to learn about honestly and I just appreciate you being so kind while also bringing awareness to what this disorder is actually like.
I have ADHD but I relate to involuntary movements alot, finger tapping, foot tapping, finger movement, foot movement and playing with my cheek are my most common movements and it's more frantic or constant. It hurts though and make my life more difficult cuz I can't control it. This channel is kinda like a safe space for me too cuz I can relate to being annoyed and not being able to have any control whatsoever. (This took me 5 minutes to type cuz for 2 of the minutes my fingers won't stop moving, and my hand hurt)
I've had doctors think that I might have tourettes just because my ADHD is so bad is so bad that I technically do have ticks I without question have involuntary movement and there are verbal quote on quote ticks also
i have neither tourettes nor adhd but ive made it into a habit of flicking myself in the cheek, i swing my legs back and forth a lot, i get SUPER anxious when i hear a raised voice (usually, i feel like i wanna scream/cry really loud), and i cant make eye contacts anymore. its really sucks, so, i understand that these things may/may not be annoying, bc, tics can be annoying. she even said it in the video. sending hugs ♡ (or a high five if u dont like hugs :3)
I just found your channel and I want to say it's wonderful you're combatting the misinfo vids. I've seen some of their stuff just in passing and now seeing it put into perspective it does seem really insensitive and mocking. It looks genuinely like they're trying to tic but not enough to embarrass themself, just enough to be funny or charming.
This was pretty informative. I know too little to say much more than I appreciate your analysis. Thank you for being friendly.
GET THAT RICE!!!
Thanks for your support!!
4:20 - I’m so proud of you for keeping up the practice, i can’t for a myriad of reasons - but am learning steps to support it - and can respectfully appreciate that 💜
7:00 - and my heart has still well sunken and i’m just abhorred. then it was 7:50 and i figured i should put my irate down and just wish everyone well.
10:58 - work is so hard even remotely; and you at 11:00 the way you respond to things flying makes sense. i think it just breaks my heart people with privilege have commodified the what caused things to fly off our table, but can’t see how things flying off the table can impact life, or how the things that make things fly off tables can be discomfort or pain. thanks for stopping misinformation getting into the zeitgeist. when our predecessors did not it has caused less than positive social outcomes , because dispassionate care providers of the future are stepped in loving homes too, like water and tealeaves :| eesh
Ive been watching your videos for a while now and been learning a lot so thanks a lot and more power to you! That said, it is very baffling how people pretend to have certain illness or disease for clout. Just seeing your tics makes me so worried because it looks like it definitely hurt and Im pretty sure it does. So just - it really makes you ask why
Thanks for your support 💜
thoughts i’ve collected through learning about tics and roses that were obvious giveaways
-whenever they were in public they were quieter and mostly verbal and nonphysical
-very rarely related tics
-in that one video in which they dipped their hair in their dinner, i feel like they stopped mid-“tic” because they weren’t planning on actually getting their hair in the sauce and it caught them off guard so they interrupted themselves
Your expression at 3:36 cracked me up, you looked so disturbed at how emerald was violently "ticcing" whilst driving 🤣
You’re such a natural teacher and I’m happy to have found ya! ✨
Thank you so much 💜
Your ugh tic goes so well watching this lol
I think I'll do another video on them today as well. Ugh, they annoy me so much.
i found you by your last faking tourettes video and i love how educational you are because i love learning about stuff
Hi Miss Carly, let me say first that you are a beautiful soul! Your videos showed up in my feed tonight (it's now after 2am), I've watched all three parts and I must say that while you explain tics and what you go thru on a daily basis, hers are very staged and fake. The "faker" has some problematic psychological disorder(s). I have PTSD, anxiety/depression and watching clips of her has triggered me. She will reap what she sowed and it won't be good. Thank you for getting the real, factual information out there. I know you hate your tics but the "I got rice" is my favorite. I can't eat rice, I can't digest it, LOL. Keep up your informative videos and, YES, please make a part 4. I am a new subscriber 😊 God bless you sweetie!!
When I was in Highschool as a Senior I was a student aide for a special education class, and one of the students I worked with was a freshmen who had Tourette's syndrome and autism. This dude was extremely smart, had amazing humor, and had a huge heart. I legit had no idea any of this was/is going on TikTok since I don't use it, but seeing people faking Tourette's, any form of autism, or disorder, is just sickening to say the least. I'm not sure if people on TikTok fake having ADHD (since I was diagnosed with it at age 7), but I know I'd want to be spreading awareness of that just like you are now. Thank you for having these videos reach people, the world needs to see this stuff.
People on TikTok fake anything - I’ve seen a lot of people faking ADHD unfortunately 😞 But thank you for your support 💜
If the kids faking Tourette’s saw what people who actually have the disorder saw what tics can cause, feeling sleepy and then not sleeping because of your tics, harassment from people and remarks, the pure anxiety of trying to not tic in an awkward situation then maybe the won’t want to have Tourette’s anymore. Another great video and thanks for educating others❤
Thank you for educating me on Tourette’s syndrome! I am in awe of you and I’m so frustrated that people would want to fake a neurological disorder. Tourette’s must be so exhausting and painful, you really are incredible. Oh my god I am so frustrated over this TikToker 😡 sending love to you. I would love to see a video just about you and what you love, things that help you relax and ways that you wind down after a hard day, what you do at work etc. I’m sorry if you’ve already done something like this, I’m new to discovering your channel. X
Thank you so much! Sending you love & good vibes 😎
don't have tourettes, I'm just here to learn, but I wasn't sure if "ugh" was a tic or just a valid response to TnR
It’s a tic haha
New sub because I like your approach. Your doing it to raise awareness and education, not for a following. This is a huge issue with an entire generation of people. It's awful that so many people make nero disorders "trend" or when mental conditions "trend" . It definitely influences other people that crave attention but most people with mental or nero disorders want help to control and get their lives in control. Thank you for calling out "fake" people.
I have Autism and my stims feel similar to how you describe tics. I rarely laugh or joke about mine and I try to disguise them. I noticed in one of Roses videos that she mentions gloves to keep from hitting herself. That seems off to me. I am careful about my self harming stims, like I shove my hands in my pockets or I wear thicker clothes to protect myself. I noticed that you also have a few tics like that; what do you do?
This might seem random but girl you have such nice teeth
Oh wow thanks!! ❤️
you are one of the only people i trust with faking videos. it feels like people will see something that presents in ways that are strange to them (torettes, or in my case DID) and suddenly anyone that doesnt fit into the TV image is lying about it. that being said, this girl seems like she did the opposite; i recognize several of her "tics" from other tiktokers(not that this doesnt happen! its just very convenient for her), not to mention how deliberate a lot of them seem. it literally just sounds like shes mocking people with ts.
Hey, I just found your youtube and I'm liking your content. I have a question about how tourettes effects you. I was wondering if your tics effect your sleeping patterns? Do they wake you up at night or make it hard to fall asleep?
Its makes me sad to see people faking mental illnesses because they make it seem like it is a good thing to have. It spreads false info and it lowers the self esteem of those who actually do have whatever the person is faking. Thank you for making content to help break the stigma!
So I don’t tic in my sleep!! But it does make it hard to fall asleep
I think that you are simply amazing. Thanks for being the talented young woman you are exposing these narcissistic people who are faking disorders for clicks, you are an inspiration, these people are morally repugnant and quite frankly, truly awful people
Thank you so much for your support 💜
@@TiccingTogether my pleasure, I just wanted you to know how fabulous you are and how much I appreciate you and admire your work. Cheers. Plus you are as cute as a button, have a great day
I think the reason people like tiks and roses fakes stuff like this is to get sympathy which in turn makes people buy from them more
That's probably why she had so many tik toks of her packaging and sending out orders, she wanted to make it look like she was really struggling and make people feel sorry.
But honestly until I came across your channel I didn't know all of this stuff about tourette's. I can only imagine how horrible it must be to live with something that causes you pain and gets in the way of doing stuff all the time.
Seeing your chest getting redder and redder kinda hurts my heart a little bit >< Just a perfect example of when you say that tourettes isn't fun and games or quirky etc. Like you said, it's debilitating.
Also I was thinking about the space bar thing before you mentioned it - it was so... purposeful? It didn't seem like they were... compelled? To do that. It seemed very deliberate and thought out. Like I've watched a lot (too many) of your videos over the last 24 hours, and looking at your tics as an example you present almost identical tics and there's no.. ceremony... about them, if that makes sense.
I’ve noticed this kind of thing with TickTock cringe videos. It’s all about Mental and or neurological disorders, this one, but I think the second most common one might be multiple personalities. Is it any coincidence that they choose very rarely discussed disorders? I believe that these people know that a lot of us aren’t really well-versed in psychology, but are interested enough to want to know more, so they sucker us in to make us think that they have these disorders, but act as stereotypical as possible. I remember when I was a teenager, I wanted to know every little thing about every little disorder, so at my special school, mostly for blind people but turned into an everything‘s cool, I would always hang around the people that I knew had some kind of mental disorder so I could know a little more about them. I thought I was going to come to some grand revelation, but all they seemed to me was just a little strange, immature for their age at the very least, but still very human. These people are around my age range, and it is sad to see that they haven’t grown out of their mental disorders are weird and wacky and you aren’t cool if you don’t have one phase. Sadder still, they haven’t grown out of their wanting to be special phase and combine the two, well, you get people like her.
It’s so freakin hard, particularly with these lesser understood conditions & the tic tok/TH-cam worlds. I have a different condition that has also experienced a lot of these ‘faking for clout’ issues in recent years. People who are faking cause the wider community to misunderstand what the condition actually looks like/the variations in presentations, & contributes to the amount of people who fake claim anyone who’s open about their condition. It’s really isolating to those of us who do have these conditions & sucks. Your points make a lot of sense about this individual. But I just want to say well done on having the courage to share your experience. I look forward to watching some more videos & learning more about Tourette’s from you.
This series you did is very educational. It is so needed to explain how and why something is fake and mockery.
I don’t like looking at things through a negative light like oh, if you aren’t suffering enough you don’t have whatever disorder. But, my tics are painful, embarrassing and ugly. I hate fake claiming but I think you’re right with how cute all of theirs are.
Victim seekers stealing victimhood from REAL victims, Man this world really is fu imho, well done for speaking out girl.
I love this, i rlly hate how people say i have tourretes. I make noises and movements. I make and do them but they are abrupt, i dont believe i do have tourretes and have not been diagnosed but they are frequent by myself or with my family. Support to you for dealing with that! I hope to make friends with you and your community!
Hi I love your videos
I'm a 14 year old school girl that has been diagnosed with TS on Friday and you help me so much thank you for your hard work on educating people 💗
Carry on please
Thank you for your comment! Wishing you all the best 💜
This gold shimmer/eyeshadow look so gooood with your eyes!!
I just discovered your channel a few days ago, and you are very informative, very smart, and very kind. I have learned a lot from you. You're a lovely young woman and you bring light into the world, and on TH-cam!
Amazing work, please keep it up!
Hi! I love your videos, they are very educational and helpful. You seem like a very kind and compassionate person.
One thing though the beep at the beginning was extremely loud and scared the daylights out of me lol.
I never knew what tourettes were until I found this video, you stated that you've been diagnosed at 12 and you get tics almost every 10 seconds. To deal with that every day for years omg it must be so hard to deal with. I wish you the best in life 💕 people should not fake stuff like this 😔
Great video and thanks for help spreading awareness about Tourettes! Also you sound like Marceline from adventure time
I only laugh after I have a tic when there's someone with me , just because its awkward, but they are laughing at it when alone?? weird.
Yes that makes total sense
I'm new here but I've been loving your videos so far! One thing I would reccommend is incressing the volume of the videos you use. I can barely understand what's being said in TicsandRoses but I can hear you very clearly. Otherwise I think you're doing a great job and I'm learning a lot from your videos!
I’m pretty sure someone who tics that badly would not legally be allowed to drive. Pretty sure any condition that causes excessive head movement prevents you from driving unmedicated
EDIT: she literally addressed this immediately after I posted the comment lol
One thing I noticed is that in all of their videos they showed off their "tics" in order, like they'd been scripted. They "tic" at the most convenient time. There is no typical chaos of Tourette's.
SO TRUE!!
I really have learned a lot from your videos! I don't have tourettes myself, but I think it is important to learn about it to! 😁 new subscriber here!
Thank you!!! 💜
Tourette’s is so interesting. I remember the first time i heard about it, it was on a joke video back during the early days of TH-cam but growing up a little more makes me realize that this is a serious neurological issue. Watching videos like these makes me more aware and also makes me want to learn more for the baby that I’ll eventually that have. Also would you say tics are similar to hiccups? Half cute sounding but annoying as heck?
I know they’re agonizing and I’m NOT trying to be insensitive, but your “i got rice” tic is so cute because it always catches me off guard lol I love your content. I just recently found you looking at this whole ticsandroses thing. I’m late but I’m happy I found you ^-^ Ty for bringing more light to this weird phenomenon that’s happening on TikTok
I do not have Tourette's and I found your channel after YT algorithm for some reason reminded me about TicksandRoses case. I've been watchin your reaction videos and what hits me is how you mentioned in the part 1 that person with Tourette's latch onto other persons' ticks, and that watching ticks or "ticks" might work as a trigger. Please correct if I'm wrong, but this can be seen in your videos! Of course I don't know the "tick severity" you had on the day of recording, but I got a feeling that your brain sometimes slightly mimics the more believable ticks similar you suffer from yourself while having quite constant reaction towards totally fake ones.
Thank you for spreading awareness!
I’ve seen a few people on TH-cam obviously faking disorders recently. I have a 4 year old son with autism and global developmental delay and worrying about his future, fighting for the right support and getting him to a point he can start to communicate his needs has been an emotional and at time heartbreaking journey. To think people thinks it’s “cool” to fake these things for money, popularity or sympathy online makes me sick.
It definitely is sickening. Sending so much love to you & your son 💜
I don’t have Tourette’s myself but I do have IED, which put simply are frequent rage attacks. I get them in situations where I don’t feel comfortable and the involuntary thought I get is to lash out in anger, hopefully getting me out of the situation. I’m not very open about it but being here makes me feel accepted alongside other people with mental disorders too. I love how there is so much information about Tourette’s syndrome that isn’t commonly spoken about and it really brings a light to how badly it can affect someone life. Very upsetting to see people faking it for views and clout.
I’m so glad you feel accepted here 💜
I have neck tics with the violent physics and force to have broke my neck 3 times, break out car windows, chronic concussions, chronic whiplash, and I live with hundreds of holes in my apartment walls from my head going into them... I would LOVE to see them try to replicate my neck tics 🤔🤷🏻♂️ To speak of their neck tics and other tics 🤷🏻♂️Notice they DO NOT look painful at all... Tics are in a reasonable range of motion so they do not strain anything or put themselves at risk of physical harm.... This is a huge tell to me that it is absolute BS
Definitely the most comfortable case of Tourettes I ever seen 🙄
I am so sorry to hear how awful your tics are. Tics and Roses is a disgrace
"It is a hard thing to live with" then flips the bird. :D You are adorable!
Aw, your poor chest! ❤️😢
Also, I’m sorry this is totally unrelated, but you have *really* pretty eyes! 🥺
I Got Rice would make some dope merch. Great content btw!!
I think I’ve watched this about three or four times since you first uploaded it, pretty much every time I see anyone online or even in real life doing any kind of ticcing I come back to listen to what you say about genuine Tourette’s. Not that I disbelieve everyone since TAR but I now question it whereas I never did before. I’m sure I’m not the only one who does this and I know that the genuine cases are frustrated by how TAR has made a mockery of a serious condition… But I just wanted to say… your poor chest, it’s bright red at the end of your video. It must hurt like hell
Thank you so much for your educational experiences! It really is helping me to understand tourettes. I have tics, but not from tourettes, and this is just so educational! Bless you
Awe man! Your punching tick looks like it really hurts. I hope that tick goes away over time.
It does hurt quite a lot! Thank you for your support 💜
I don't have tourettes but have learned a whole bunch by watching your channel. I can say this girls channel ticks and roses seems really fake but when you point it out then it becomes even more obvious. Thanks for your education and doing these videos, I think they help people.
Her driving while doing this is scary and she should get fined for distracted driving. If she got money for this stuff she should get charged with fraud.
You are right, she is at first stopped and is going very very slowly like 5mph max.
Feel so bad for people with such diseases. It's not fair and rude to making fun of their problem and attract attention in this way.
(I, myself, stutter time by time (not a big problem really) and I hate when people focus on these little occasions and point at them, making fun. It's not funny. Like... I know I stuttered, I know how it sounded, and I'm completely embarrassed of it. Let me say the word correctly, no need to make a joke, let's get over it and move on.)
Another great video. I really do appreciate you for uploading videos about the reality of living with tourette's syndrome. I myself don't have them but it's nice being able to learn about it.
Thanks so much!! 💜
I have tics (not tourette's) and I was 11 when I was diagnosed and everyone at school says I'm faking and it hurts hearing that because this is something no one should fake
My heart goes out to you.
You must be tough and sore as hell from the pounding you give yourself.
Take care!
They laugh too much and like they are enjoying themselves. I mean, WTH.
You are completely in right field. Lol
Hope your enjoying your weekend. 🌻
Thank you for sharing!! So many people fake disorders and it disgusts me! I dont get why people want to do this!!
I really enjoy your channel. Lots of good info. Although I'm afraid I'm going to start saying, "uhhh, I got rice." When I see something annoying. Just because when you are watching this annoying person (ticks & roses) you tick. I have mild echolalia because of my autism and weird things get stuck in my head.
"I got rice"
That is my favorite tic of yours
I hope all of the fake ticcers will just, stop. Love you!
You seem like such a nice person, I like your content it's helping me understand Tourette's more and it's interesting
Hi, Carly! You're so bright and shiny person! I wish you everything good and beautiful in life. Thank you very much for your videos, they educate a lot! I really admire your strength and courage! People like you are giving me hope!
My disorder is not Tourette's syndrome, but it still unpleasantly effects my life. You inspire me to live on and try to help people understand those who are different to them. Wish you everything great! Hugs and love 💞
Not sure if it was just me or not, but the loud "beep" near the beginning of the video during the cut to the main video scared the bejeebus out of me.
I have anxiety and emotional tics a while bunch, especially in school. I know I’m a bit late making this comment but thank you so much for talking about tics and that it’s something you can’t control or just hold back all the time. My mom always tells me to just hold them in and stop thinking about them but with the impulse you get before it tic it can get hard and it can hurt a lot, especially with tics where you tighten up. Thank you so much for teaching others about this 😊
I've loved this series. I saw part 2 recommended by TH-cam before watching part 1 and now this. I've really enjoyed your analysis and opinions. You've gained a new sub from me! ☺️
I haven’t been diagnosed with Tourette’s however I do have tics. Personally, I have been clinically diagnosed on 3 separate occasions with autism since age 8. I think my tics are probably caused by that but I’m trying to learn what is really going on. I never even knew what tics were but I have had them for as long as I can remember starting as early as a few years old. I believe I had no idea I had tics for so long was that it was just normal for me, and I’m just now becoming educated, even though I’ve been smacking the back of my head since I was little. I have no idea how I didn’t realize that doing those types of compulsive movements without control. I love these videos so much I rewatch them all the time!
I’m so glad you like my videos!! Sending you love & good vibes 😎
She reminds me of that episode of South Park when Cartman fakes Tourettes so he can swear in school! What a shame.. seeing your chest red because of your tic and then watching this person fake it makes it worse!
Yup ):