Girl with Real Tourettes Reacts to Tiktoker Faking Tourettes | TicsandRoses Edition
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2022
- 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.
Check out part one here: • Girl with Real Tourett...
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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PSA: TicsandRoses uses they/them pronouns and I did slip up a few times in this video by misgendering them. I apologize to all of the viewers I may have offended. Even though I don’t agree with their actions, it’s basic human decency to respect someone’s pronouns 💕
at least you didnt do it on purpose --
finally someone used their correct pronouns!!
i want to ask some question
can touretes comme in periodes of a week interval?
and is laughing uncontroleble for coupel of long seconds?
@@lonelywolfripper0076 Probably not, but you'd be best bringing this up to your doctor
@@novakitty1619 thanks
All of their “tics” are “cutesy”, “funny”. I don’t have Tourette’s but I’ve seen people suffer from it. It’s crazy this person made up a condition just for attention. Who DOES that??
Tics hurt usually. I don't know why people want to fake them. I don't have touretts but I have tics from adhd and the eye movement she does in the video gives you headaches and makes your eyes hurt really bad.
(When she rolls her eyes to the back of her head)
I think some tics normally hurt, ive seen people with real Tourettes hit themselves repeatedly. Which seems pretty painful!
I've never once seen a person with actual tourettes smile or laugh after a tic. That's how you know they are faking.
@@kittywhistle555 yep i agree with you on that!
My eyesight has actually started to deteriorate (Get super bad), that i now need glasses because of eye tics..
I really wish people would just stop faking for 'funzy' and attention, i wouldn't wish for any type of tic disorder onto anyone!
I know her saying, "Ugh," and rolling her eyes is a tick, but it fits perfectly with her real reaction to the tics and roses videos. It's almost like her tourettes syndrome is reacting to the videos along with her.
Lol I mean i don’t have it but I feel sorry for the people who do.
Yea, In the beginning of the video, she said that seeing someone with Tourette syndrome, or someone who fakes it, it can cause other people to react with the same, or trigger some kind of response. So I think that’s what is happening. But, I’m sure you figured that much out. It’s so sad that she has to deal with it. 😓😢
@@thestory-zp9whdon’t feel sorry for us, this is our normal.. but ADVOCATE for us!! 😸
Lol. That’s so true.
ikr
I have seen people on the internet faking eating disorders. It pisses me off so bad as I suffer with Anorexia :(
I’m so sorry ❤
i’m so sorry hopefully u will get over it im so sorry js try to eat and ik it’s hard but pls feel better🫶🏼🫶🏼
Feel better hun 🫶🏻
Thanks so much
Same and I'm recovering.
As a person with ADHD, I understand that Tourettes is such a painful situation to get in, but seeing people faking about it.. is just not right at all.
i have adhd, and i have things i do because of my mixture of adhd, ocd, and anxiety that i do often like clicking my throat, tilting my head back, and js constantly scrunching my nose but i can control them, it’s just hard. It’s like i have the power to, but i can’t.
As a grandmother of a child with tourettes, I cannot believe that anyone would fake it for views. It's distressing to see the pain that goes along with the tics. Thank you for speaking out on these fakers. ❤🐨
It is really upsetting that people fake it. Thank you for your support - sending you love 💜
Oh well many people do fake all sorta stuff like this nowadays for clout and it's disgusting. It makes people less sensitive for people who really suffer those disabilities or diseases, it makes fun of them and creates a new lack of respect.
It's great effort to destroy the seriousness for people who are really affected due to tics etc.
I hate it. Very very much. And I can't believe that so many people can't see thru it and believe it or find it funny whatever.
I've once seen a documentary about it and it's been about a young family and the father was ticking pretty bad and he was so scared to hold his child because he didn't wanna do any harm. He was devastated and he was seriously suffering due to his condition. It wasn't funny at all 😔
I'm so sorry you have to see people faking having tourettes for "clout". Sending love aswell! ♡
Exactly
People do anything for attention I’m so sorry she has to deal with it
My cousin who has tourettes was playing with me and my little sister at the playground, and this boy came up and asked if he could play with us. It was only an hour into us playing together until he asked, "Do you always make that noise?" Instead of getting offended, my cousin explained really well what tourettes was and the kid was like, "Oh, yeah, I've seen about that online before." And we just went back to playing and it wasn't awkward at all. I was really happy about this because I once told someone he had tourettes because it came up in conversation, and he goes, "What, really?? Is he faking it?" That pissed me off because so many people are used to these scumbags faking disabilities online that the real people who struggle with the real thing are being erased/overlooked. Please keep spreading awareness and doing what you're doing, the world needs more people like you. ❤
I went to school with a guy he was 16 when I met him he made strange noise and flicked his little finger in air n followed it with his eyes. Me being me i just asked n cause he’s reaction was just matter of fact it was just that we went on with life
@@_kimiadventures nice. I love when people are chill about asking and chill about replying, it's like a learning experience.
Same with depression tbh, people be faking depression meanwhile people like me are struggling with it for real 😞
I love your anecdote!
@@medusasroach I can't believe we're now living in a society where physical and mental illnesses are glorified and romanticized. Who even decided to come up with this idea 😠
Wow. As someone who works in Neurosurgery with a background in Psychology, I would like to say: thank you. Thank you for calling out this ridiculous behavior. Choosing your tics, or what they will entail subject wise, is like saying that someone who is suffering from a stroke can choose which side of their body is affected. It does NOT happen. To try and profit from any type of debilitating condition that one does NOT HAVE, should actually be an imprisonable offense. It is fraud, period. 😳
We don't need even more people in prison, imo. And it's really kinda weird that you have a "background in psychology" but can't see that someone who would do something like this is probably not ok. Like, there's something deeper going on. And to say we should throw them in prison is just a really gross take...not to mention, completely unhelpful.
@@caseyw.6550 in case you aren’t aware dear, it is actually a crime to fake and illness and raise money based on that lie. It’s called fraud. Unhelpful or not, it’s a fact sister. 😳
Lol you wrote the exact same comment on Dapz's channel ^^
OFC THIS IS NOT MEAN I ADMIRE YOU!!!
I just found this funny bc I read your comment on his channel and right after, watched this video and saw your comment :)
@@Lina_whoo No doubt. 🤣 I just find it so upsetting to see people do stuff like that and there are so many really sick people out there who do try to scam people.
Yes it's understandable!
Some people are just desperate for attention ;-;@@MsRadred6116
My son has AHHD and Tourettes. He is now 27, so I don't need to expand on his struggles, and mine as his mom. What I want to say is this- You are incredibly intelligent and well spoken. You have a genuine love for those around you. You are truly a beautiful young lady! Any mom should be so lucky to have you for her daughter (or daughter-in-law, just sayin'...). Bless you, sweetheart! You are doing a great thing by sharing!
I'm so sorry. the "ugh, I got rice" had me dying. but i agree that people shouldn't be faking this stuff
I KNOW I WAS DYING
@I quote sprig alot I’m not trying to disrespect the person. But I am at home in my room where I should freely be allowed to let out my emotions. Of course I would do my best not to laugh if I met someone irl with tics, and I don’t mean it in the sense that I’m mocking them, its just funny to hear someone say “ugh, I got rice, communists are coming”.
@@baguette4607 FR XD
It was maybe a little silly but i wouldnt say “im dying of laughter” im not trying to be rude and I dont have tics and idk what its like but this could be a bit offensive its alright to giggle a bit just try to make it seem like your not making fun of or laughing at, i know you weren’t doing this and im glad you agree about how people shouldnt fake this, it made me smile a tiny bit as it was a small bit silly but still that dosent mean it was halarious I understand thats not what you mean/meant and I appreciate. But try to not say “dying” as in laughing but maybe giggle instead. Have a wonderful day/night/morning! ❤️
@I quote sprig alot ty
When her tics increased and she explained that watching tics/reacting to things resembling tics can trigger them, my heart achedd. And some of the tics look painful, I don't understand why people like tics and roses would even want to have it. It's heartbreaking to see but I'm so proud of your strength.
Yh I’ve recently been diagnosed with Tourette’s after many years of not knowing why I would do these movements it’s very difficult to watch as it’s a massive trigger and this whole faking situation just isn’t on as it can really harm people it disgusts me
Exactly.. some tics are idd very painful, and cause alot of strain on the body. Causing muscle ache,fatigue,headaches and whatnot. Defenatly not to joke brag or fake about.
okay so just because ticsandroses was disrespectful doesnt mean you have to be disrespectful too and you can just use their RIGHT pronouns instead of misgendering them
Yes I agree I haven’t been diagnosed but I’m looking for a phycologist so I can get a diagnosis it’s really hard to live with and hurts
It has caused me to sh it makes life so much harder
You are such a sweetheart. I am glad to see you standing up for the real Tourette’s community. Many tictok’ers are so ridiculous anyway.
I can’t imagine having to face the everyday struggles you do.
Seeing how this triggered more violent tics in you as you watched was so upsetting. I'm glad you have a platform to talk about this on, and I'm glad that you're self-aware enough to have realized the way this was impacting you. All the best to you, lovely ❤
I didn't realize Tourettes was uncontrollable and can harm individuals. Watching your channel has helped me understand a little more about Tourettes. God bless
I’m glad my channel has helped you to understand more!! Sending love 💜
Not wanting to be critical but isn't tourette's being involuntary kind of the most common thing known about it?
@@noremac7216i think she meant like you can use medication and Over time it gets better but idk otherwise yeah if you only do it voluntary its not a problem .-.
@@vulkar9754 Not trying to be that 1 person but I'm a girl
@@kaiandjay7911 👍
Hello. I was personally diagnosed with Tourette’s when I was 18 by 2 neurologist. I’m now 24. I use medical marijuana with a legal medical card to treat my Tourette’s. I definitely believe in the “no judgement until proof” mindset. Tics and roses makes me feel upset though. I have been accused of faking Tourette’s because my tics are very mild to almost gone when I smoke. But without my medical card I’d be ticking non stop. I don’t think tics and roses actually genuinely realizes the damage they have done. Or if they do. They don’t care. It’s like you said, it feels like they are making a mockery of it. Very well put together video and valid points. Thumbs up and subbed. I hope you are well. It’s not funny. Tourette’s is serious and definitely challenging when genuine. Much love and positive vibes sent your way 🙏👍
As someone with Tourette's medical marijuana has changed my life for the better but unfortunately I had a friend who tried to fake tourettes like tics and roses did. Makes me sick
@@asmr_coffeelover yes I too have benefitted from medical marijuana. It's been a life changer and just over all alot of relief. Im sorry you're friend decided to do that. I completely understand; never thought someone would want tourettes and the pain who doesn't have it. Hope you are well with your diagnosis! I know it's a struggle but we got this! Hopefully more good days to come no matter what. 🙏✌️
Thank you so much God bless you my friend 🙏
Is that where u get almost high so it just relaxes u?
@@Noc9456 some of it works differently it can relax your muscles and some of it can go to your head and actually give you a high
I have narcolepsy and I really relate to this. Its so frustrating when people fake it or even dare to say they want it. When you suffer from something its just so disheartening. Thank you for making this. More people need to understand what real disabilities are and what they do to people even when they look mostly fine.
My mom has that! I'm so sorry! Narcolepsy sucks D:
I have narcolepsy and I hate nothing more than when someone says omg I need that -_-
Hey, I suffer from ADHD, and my head twitches sometimes because of it, so I understand your frustration. I hope that you feel better and your videos get a lot of views. And I can tell that you’re not ‘faking’ your tics, because I don’t fake my little ‘head twitches’ either. It’s my brain, I swear, and I know that me and you can’t control it. We didn’t ask to be born or diagnosed with these disorders, but we can power through them, I know it. Anyway, I really like that you’re doing this to raise awareness and I hope that you’re doing okay, Carly. Love from NC.
--Addyson.
Just came across your comment.. I got adhd too, and also the little "head twitches" for me it's like tilting my head slightly to the side, sometimes numerous times in a row until it "feels right again".. 🙄 its worse when I'm stressed. I'm just so happy to see someone else having tics from adhd. Makes me feel less "weird".. 🙏🏽 thanks for sharing.
@@mariasrensen1223You’re welcome
These ass clowns are coming for epilepsy now, having cartoonish "seizures" on tiktok. I have epilepsy and it PISSES ME OFF. So I feel you on this,
Wow. A medical condition that KILLS PEOPLE. We need a wipe out. I’m ready. Let’s go.
Relatable.
Shjt they whAt-
When I had my first epileptic seizure as much as she hid it my mum was fcking worried- a guy at my school collapsed and hit his head and bled- choking can happen or some are asphyxiated if their seizures go on too long- and I am afraid of Sudden Unexplained Death By Epilepsy, which many have died from.
a lot of times these are manageable but shjt can be dangerous and scary ;-;
@@zoeotaku5608 True
oh dear lord, im so sorry. i have bpd and is horrible seeing the people on tiktok faking having it and romantizicing it
Your "ugh" tic is spot on for this vid 👌 haha
Its very interesting to watch you have genuine tics to compare to their vid, makes it so much more obvious that they are faking
My thoughts exactly 👏
One kinda sounded like “ugh. Communists are coming. Ugh”
I was thinking exactly the same! 😅
That’s just what I was about to say, I know it’s involuntarily, but I was voluntary MAKING “ugh” “ew” just sounds of disgust in this sick person. I come from a family of diversely disabled ppl n ppl faking shit n being able to turn off their disorders is so sickening to me.
Well technically as ticks are usually triggered by something, in this case the video probably at least conributed it would technically be in respond to the videos
I was diagnosed with Tourette's when I was 10 years old and now I'm 44. I'm having tics just watching also. It is not funny for someone to act like they have it. 😤 It's very exhausting physically and emotionally for us every single day. Thank you for explaining to everyone and bringing awareness about our illness. Take care and God Bless 🙏 ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL, LOVED, WORTHY, AND YOU MATTER FROM SOMEONE WHO IS JUST LIKE YOU 💜
Thank you for doing this video. You can tell she’s faking, but you breaking it down for all of us without tics, is not only brave but also helpful. You are such a beautiful person! Thanks for being your true self while filming. ❤
As someone who has had tics since I was young, i find it disgusting that tics and roses fakes tics. All throughout elementary school I was made fun of for "being a robot" because I would always turn my head both ways as my tics and I had to repeat a certain noise all the time. Tics are so hard to deal with and can be so humiliating. it's gross that she's making it all cutesy to have tics and "funny"
I’m so sorry, I totally relate. They’ve really offended the whole TS community 💔
I do not have tics but I do know someone with tics she's a teacher and she swears when she does it and it looks hard I hope it doesn't hurt and you don't get bullied and I need you ti know that you are loved and I love you
Same
People making fun of others for being different is super uncool. I have awful ADHD and CSD and people tap pencils really loud or shake their arms at me, since tapping my foot or pencil is a calming method. It's super uncool, and I'm glad that you were able to expose this person. Sending love!
I’ve had really bad ocd since I was about 6 years old and when people say that they are “SO OCD” when they don’t even have the condition makes me furious because I know they don’t have it and they also mock people who have it like me. I just really hate people who fake disorders.
Also, if she has different "tics" every video, its definely fake cuz usually all of your tics dont change in a day or two.
Yeah
yes! tics can stay for weeks! months! years!
@@pastelpets who? Ticcing together?
Yeah, these fakers are just showing their empty souls and complete lack of a personality.
@@evermorestan13fr the tics n roses is the fake one
I don’t have Tourette’s, but I _do_ have high-functioning autism, and I sometimes experience stimming. For example, the tic that you had at 6:22, and saying “Hi,” made my head involuntarily twitch to the left a little bit. So, it kind of triggered it ( Not in a bad way, mind you. ) I hate stimming. It makes me feel embarrassed. Like, what am I doing? I’m a fully grown adult, and am acting like a child. So sad to see people making fun of disabled people like us. Much love!❤️❤️👏🏻
I also have Asperger's syndrome and Everytime she says i got rice, i often pay maximum attention like someone's ordering rice 😂😂😂
Hi, I'm a person with ADHD, and people fake it often on TikTok. I'm so glad you were able to come on and open up about these people ❤
Ik idk why adhd is so romanticized. I have severe adhd and I sincerely wanna kms over it
EDIT: I have a message of encouragement for everybody here. Think not of your limitations, but what you can do in the face of limitations. The mind is very powerful, and I encourage we all go with this mindset!
I have autism too Ik what u mean…
My niece has austim I personally do not I just wanted to say I support you guys to the fullest
I have a cousin who has autism. he got put in adoption because his mom couldn’t handle him. I don’t think it’s a joke nor do these things look fun. it doesn’t look fun at all. I wish people who fake it could have to live with it, maybe then they’d stop
same over here at the age of 8 i was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder 101 so i can relate , and i really feel bad for other people with a disorder, becouse a real person with a real disorder this is not fun evry day is a struggle
, and if a person takes advantage of it to fake it and to make money and viewers it outrages me so bad.
I have both
It’s pretty obvious when people are faking it. Most people with Tourette’s don’t think it’s quirky or cute, and when they have tics in public they are usually embarrassed because it’s hard to explain. Tiktokers that fake it think it’s cute or funny when they “have tics” and aren’t embarrassed at all. That’s a really good and easy way to tell
I don't specifically have tourettes but wow do people do this a lot with any disorder that has significant effects on the way you interact with the world. They latch on to some idea of when it would be "fun" or "quirky" to have it present and then just completely ignore that it just happens all the time and you have absolutely no control. It isn't very funny when my hands just let go of my dinner that is the only thing I have to eat and the simple act of cleaning up the mess might leave me on the ground. Not the mention any medication needs that might have side effects or the sheer cost of doctor's visits and co pays even if you are lucky enough to have insurance at all.
What do you think of Sweet Anita the RUclipsr with Tourette’s
This. 100%. Tics are uncomfortable, embarrassing, and sometimes used as the butt of a joke. And (in my experience at least) when attention is brought to them that feeling of stress and embarrassment makes them worse. Sometimes to the point where you don't want to leave the house because isolation feels like the safe option.
I wouldn't say fakere aren't embarrassed and real are embarrassed. It sounds like you want to say people should be embarrassed of their tourettes
It depends on how open they are with their disoder. Some are not embarrassed about their tics and laugh along but wouldn't title as cute.
As someone without any type of tourettes.... This was super educational and I can't believe that people fake this.
I came across your channel today for the first time and I really want to thank you for raising awareness out there, so that the ones who actually suffer from disabilities like Tourettes are seen. I also think that it's incredibly brave of you to share your stories like that and that you have a wonderful community on this channel. You definitely earn my subscription!
My husband has Tourette’s and the first day we hung out he was so nervous to tell me because he thought I was gonna walk away and not continue to see him. Other girls made fun of him and it breaks my heart to know all the names he was called and told that he wouldn’t ever meet anyone that would love him. He’s my everything and I’ll never understand how it is to have Tourette’s but I can see from an outside perspective how frustrating it can get for him and how it can worsen in anxious situations. It’s nothing that should be used as a joke or to deceive others.
Awww ❤️
It's not like his tics make his personality negative. Glad his strength was seen by a strong woman, hope ya'll live a happy life.
@@zachocracy exactly! And I appreciate that! :)
your husband I lucky to have you ❤
Awwwwww wish you guys all the best ❤️ I'm glad he found you. You sound like a very nice and wholesome person 🥰🥰🥰
My oldest son had Tourette Syndrome when he was growing up. I think you're doing a good work here. It needs to be more visible. A big part of Tourette is the shock value. Let's demystify it.
Thank you!! ❤️
He grew out of it? I thought Tourette’s was a lifetime condition
@@epapa217 no, it is possible to grow out of it, but if you haven't done so by your late teens, you're not going to.
@@aimeecameron7329 oh wow I never knew that 😲
@@aimeecameron7329 woo- thats intresting but scary-
First of all, I’m really sorry that such a bully can make fun of your disease and represent it in such a dishonest and brutally mean way. You deserve respect and to be taken seriously.
Second, I really like how in-depth you talk about the situation and I applaud that you’re not afraid to talk about your personal experiences. Also, I like your makeup and nails! Very cute!♥️
I'm so sorry you had to put up with those videos. What that person did is disgusting and I wish I could give you a hug because you seemed really upset throughout the entire process of watching their fake tics. Sending you lots of love 💕
you seem so kind, even this video doesn't feel like you're trying to cancel someone but educate. i really appreciate that
Why because you pretend to have tourettes?
I agree. She is so genuine and trying to stay objective and be informative. The fact that, in this case specifically about TS, I can’t imagine suffering, and going though a lot, yet seeing people make a mockery and being so tone deaf all for v8ews, attention and validation. Someone faking a medical condition just for clout while real ts sufferers are not laughing, giggling about such conveniently timed tics, making videos and even profiting off it.
When I first found out about ticsandroses, I actually thought they were being a-holes and trolling, like Trisha paytas. I don’t have ts, so I really can’t say nor even have much place to comment about ts and tics, but I will say I thought ticsandroses were way too fake, showy, “cutesy” especially the giggling and really inauthentic. It looked like a very poor and tone deaf attempt at what she believes ts looks/acts like.
To be honest people faking disabilities or deadly illnesses Need to be cancelled on socials and Need a therapist, to learn to self centrate themselves in order to give themselves the attention they seek through these insulting behaviours.
@@redbear4350 I'm just not a fan of the word "cancelled" seeking help is necessary, i agree. But degrading them or cyberbullying isn't healthy.
@@sarab.5011 Even faking diseases isn't healthy. There was a girl Who faked cancer, my mother died of cancer, do you think it's right to faking cancer when people like my mom fought their battles and didn't make It? It's not Fair! How dare them to fake cancer Just for clut? How dare them to fake tourette Just for clut? It's so unfair! They should show immense gratitude to be Born normal! To not find themselves towards a Doctor telling you " miss/ mister you have been diagnosed with this illness " or worse " we found a tumoral cluster in your body"!! I don't think they deserve to die, but feeling Anger, disappointed towards these people it's inevitable...
You explained why this woman is fake with such calm, control & grace. You're a beautiful person.
they aren’t a woman . they’re nonbinary
Just fyi they are non-binary
They are actually a nonbinary person, I only found out from the pinned comment, but thank you for supporting her channel! (Not tics and roses)
@@user-cl6ox2pi8o My apologies for misgendering them.
@@user-cl6ox2pi8o No, she's still a biological woman. Perhaps you're confused because of her repulsive looks and morbid obesity, but I assure you, she is a woman.
I don't have tourettes but I can understand your feelings and this person does also make me mad. TicsandRoses is just pretty much disgusting for doing this.
I don’t know how you came up on my YT page, but I’m glad you did. This is horrible. A friend of mine described her tics like hiccups: uncontrollable, obnoxious, sometimes painful, and definitely not funny. I’m sorry people are doing this. Thank you for all you do to educate. ❤️
That’s exactly what it’s like. Spot on. Can I steal that, actually?
I agree! Hitting yourself and others it hurts! I was bullied for it.
I agree 💯
oh my god, if that's how someone describes it i can't imagine how it must feel like to have chronic tics (tourettes), not that I didn't have any before but my respect for people with tourettes has increased with your comment, now i see more clearly why people faking tourettes isn't funny at all (again, not that I did see it as funny before this comment)
My daughter and my grandson both have described it like that, or like feeling like you have a sneeze coming on.
Thank you so much for this video. I was diagnosed with OCD at 14, and the amount of people who post tik toks like “living with me, an OCD roommate” and then everything is just color-coded or something is insanely frustrating. You don’t see people making videos about their OCD compelling them to call their siblings every day because their brain is telling them if they don’t, their siblings will die, etc.
Yes!!
I watched a video yesterday of a women going. In depth about OCD and how scary and deep it can be and I’m so sorry that who ever had that is suffering. I was glad I was educated on it.
same... ocd is not a personality trait, it's deadly
My hands were RAW & I was without sleep to the point of falling asleep standing up at the sink because…if I didn’t clean all the bottles my child was not going to live. Then when I finished the bottles, my mind would tell me the fridge, the stove. And the counting 😔 I’m highly medicated, but it doesn’t stop it
@@criticaldarling1982I'm so sorry for you, it's a very hard thing
Stay strong
Thank you, just letting you know that you're a good person for putting this out there. Keep your head up and try not to let it get you down.
Just noticing you're very consistent with your ticks like pretty much same muscle movement in your face/body. The fakes are not, these people are just discussing attention seeking people
Word! Tics are almost always self consistent.
Yup, in general, the truth stays pretty consistent, yet lies are always changing, and modified.
Couldn’t have said it better , tics are very repetitive and can change over time but they are super consistent
You talking about her or other people ?
I don’t have Tourette’s syndrome but, it completely stirs me the wrong way to see people faking such a frustrating and sometimes painful disorder. And the way Tourette’s fakers think that every second you’re having a tic. Faking disorders bothers me in general, but when you go for something like Tourette’s it really messes with me. I show all my love to all of the amazing and strong people who actually suffer with Tourette’s. Thank you for spreading awareness and education for people. I wish you all the best. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Carly, your an amazing person. You seem so nice, polite, and calm; but the fact they made you frustrated makes me feel bad because you’re a nice person. So sad that people fake mental illnesses. Also, you’re rocking those Tourettes! (That was a compliment 😀)
My son was diagnosed with TS a few years ago, hes 13 now, going through puberty so thats a new experience with a TS kid. This kinda stuff pisses me off so much. My son hates his TS and has had sewerslidial ideation directly bc of his Tics. The fools who fake it for clout could not servive a day in my sons body. Thank you so much for what your doing and calling these fools out. God bless you hun!
I have tourettes and adhd. Everyday life is a big stuggle and I can't believe someone would fake having this and also think it's funny. Absolutely disgusting. Thank you for calling this person out and giving some information about tourettes as well.
❤️❤️❤️
I know what adhd feels like. I can't even sleep properly, but tourettes too..I feel genuinely bad..
I know u probably act possessed but not really possessed it's just u can't control but I believe u can also control a little bit
I have Tourettes and Adhd and Depression. I was diagnosed with Tourettes when I was around 10, Adhd when I was around 12, and Depression when I was around 11. It's so sad that people fake diagnosis.
Love you’re being too kind. That girl is totally fake. She’s never ticced even once in her life. She thinks it’s fabulous. It hurts. Thank you for your video.
Your right, but the persons non binary. What they did was wrong tho but still.
@TheHighPriestess she has literally referred to herself with feminine terms. She is using the non-binary label for clout.
@Fucking grass YES!!!! As a trans person, it hurts me so much to notice how, when a trans person is awful, people will automatically allow themselves to be transphobic and disrespectful as if their transphobia is somehow justifiable by the person being awful. I love your Hitler example.
@Fucking grass exactly! them being awful towards the tourette's community has nothing to do with their gender identity or being trans, so why attack this area of their life and, by extent, attack other trans people for no reason other than creating an outlet for their transphobia?
also thanks for the support, i really needed to hear this today, after some rough interactions with my mom. you're also valid and amazing ✨
@@caz._.5082 non binary people can go by any pronouns though so what's your point ?
THIS^^^ Thank you for posting !!!!! As a 47 yr old with TS , I have had to bite my lip so many times when I have seen someone faking. It's crazy like it's become a new fashion accessory or something! The one thing that I think stands out the most with all those faking it is their muscle tone and lack of resulting pain and/or fatigue. When ticcing it often feels to me like the muscles involved in the tic are contracted to the point of being strained ( and they sometimes are ) and this can bloody hurt on a bad day. With vocal tics I often find that half the time I don't even remember what I have just said or it takes me a while to process the sound or word/s I have produced. With the majority of fakers they will react to what they have said or done way too quickly for it to have been genuine. Thanks for calling out these twats xxx
Your the first person to show ticks ive watched. Another guy ive watched doesnt show his ticks (then again ive only daw one video) but he went into great detail about it and how people act with turrets.
I hope you have a good day! ❤
Hey! Just by looking at your tics and then at Ticsandroses' the difference is striking. I'm far from being a specialist but it's easy to see that they "react" (laugh, look annoyed or amused, pause an action) to their own tics while you don't.
exactly. a person with Tourette’s isn’t gonna be laughing the whole day at their own tics, because they actually live with them all the time, instead of just for a couple minutes on tik tok. tics and roses wasn’t used to their “tics” because they were faking them
I agree. I am not an expert nor do I have Tourette’s, but I am a special education teacher who has had students with it plus I’ve watched Sweet Anita for about a year. Echolalia is a very real thing, but it presents in an almost uncontrolled manner. I’ve seen it with Tourette’s and with ASD. It’s not just a simple repeated word. I mean it is, but it’s like a cd skipping. For the most part, I’ve noticed people don’t react much to their normal minor tics because it’s so everyday for them. Not to mention if they paused every time they did they’d never accomplish anything. I have seen a video of someone from Australia who had one of the most severe cases ever recorded. She is embarrassed and upset over her major tics. Fakers ruin things for everyone
I have tics and the only time I ever react to my tics is if I get a new one
@@arsondoesstuff1135 I see. It makes sense indeed. Thanks for your insight, as I don't have tics I wouldn't want to wrongly assume things!
@@IndoorAdventurer no problem!
South Park explained it very well. People who fake tourettes do nothing but hurt those who do have Tourette's. Faking tourettes is an awful thing to do and if the people who faked tourettes really had it, theyd realize how awful it is
One of the only times I learnt something from South Park
Why do I keep seeing your pfp everywhere
A guy got his subscribers to change their pfp to this
South Park is one of the sole reasons why people are faking tics.
Do you have proof that this is the biggest reason?
Girl, this is the first video I've seen of you, but I LOVE you already and want to give you a hug commending you! ❤
I have found this specific video very late. I just wanted to say you are absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing to this day all of what you’ve come to learn about Tourettes due to having it yourself. You are amazing and the sweetest! You are a fountain of knowledge and awareness. Keep it up babes❤
I've got ADHD (and other stuff bleh) but I just wanted to say, thank you! I know ADHD is very different than Tourette's but as someone who knows the struggle of having to live in a world that isn't made for us. I think it's so amazing to see you in the open as yourself. I can't imagine how hard that is for you, so thank you for doing what you do. :)
Ugh I have ADHD too so I feel ya!! Sending you love!
I have ADHD too!
So many people have ADHD literally all five of my brothers do its not that hard to live with it
@@Itzme_maddz are you saying adhd is not hard to live with or am I misunderstanding your question
@@Itzme_maddz I don’t have adhd, but you can’t say it’s hard to live with it if you don’t even have it yourself. It’s wrong.
As someone with Autism, I understand suppressing in a way, since I sometimes have to "mask" my autism in public. Here's to not hiding our disabilities!
I as well have autism, and I understand exactly what your saying. I hate when people flaunt disabilities, its so dumb. I am someone who has a diagnoses for Autism and Tourette’s syndrome so it bothers me so much when i see something like this.
I have autism too, I sometimes have facial tics for some reason. Ideal bad for her
@@goofballsreact2030 same though
I’ve Autism as well.
Same, it gets so tiring masking.
I feel so bad that you had to go through that and you are so brave to make this video!! Thank you for educating us, although, it's not your job nor your burden to have to. 😢❤❤
I love learning about tics so I can know about it so I can understand people that have this. thank you for teaching it. I love your videos so much ❤
“The communists are coming” tic caught me so off guard lol
Frrr
I feel so bad but i literally burst out laughing-
Hilarious 😆
She's not wrong
omg i just saw something next to the flower pot 😭 let’s just say it scared me
You’re so kind, I can’t imagine how upset you were.
You seem like a very kind and educated person. I hope you're doing good and thank you for this video! :)
wow. I'm so glad I found you! I don't know what I have but I have BAD ticks and it's so comforting to see someone else doing this with grace and poise
I feel so bad for laughing at your communist tic, I'm so new to seeing people with tourettes and it caught off guard. But I'm glad I'm watching you and getting a look into the world with people who have different mental disabilities. Keep up the good work!
@Anesydora I have my own mental disabilities, I'm clinically depressed and I have PTSD, I would never be disrespectful or cruel towards someone with their own disabilities. I mean... I understand how it hurts when people belittle my depression and make it seem like such a small issue when my depression; I'd never belittle someone else for anything like that.
Don't worry I laughed too! Some tics are indeed very funny even to the person with tourettes. What's wrong is treating tics like they're something cute or like they're cool because most of the time they're a pain to the person with the desease. Some of them are really funny though lol im sure they dont mind
It was just such an unexpected thing to hear! I thought it was funny as well. Tics aren’t funny, but what she actually said was.
The what?
@@oldmerledoq562 1:57
I feel really bad for those who have tics, I can't imagine how it's like to have tics while explaining a presentation that's especially long, keep on going, believe in yourself ❤️
for most people when youre really focused on something you wont tic as often so thats good :)) but anxiety might make them worse, so its really a coin flip lmao
@@kestalami Oh, okay
I love the way you say hi its so sweet ❤i also agree that this is straight up crazy ppl should not fake this stuff at all
i love the way she says Hi! its so adorable, love you girl!
I really want to thank you for sacrificing yourself for the sake of a very teachable moment. You literally exposed yourself and opened yourself up to genuine triggers in order to explain tourettes in detail for those who just don't know. I appreciate you helping to make sure people who don't suffer from this aren't ignorant. You're brave and I appreciate you.
Thank you so much!! Sending you love ❤️
@I quote sprig alot what? why?
@I quote sprig alot i see, im sorry for that. I hope you're okay.
@I quote sprig alot ya it was a little hard for me, I had to skip some of it.
As someone with a chronic anxiety disorder I will get anxiety “tics” or stims. And I feel like a lot of these people confuse a stim/anxiety “tic” with Tourette’s. I also feel like people who have low impulse control or just let everything that pops into their heads think it’s Tourette’s. It’s really annoying and people need to stop faking and see a doctor.
Yes, I have anxiety and sometimes o get "tics" but the times I get it are very far from each other and it's normally when I'm very very anxious or having an anxiety attack, but it has NOTHING to do with tourettes, people have to stop
Dude, this is just a bit unrelated but thank you so much for sharing this. I've gotten severe anxiety tics lately as my anxiety got worse due to covid and recent traumatic events, and I invalidated myself for so long (personally I think that's because of stigma, too many people group tics into tourettes only and then tell you you're faking if you don't have tourettes)
It was just real refreshing to see someone else say that they have it too. And I also really agree with what you said, sorry for straying a bit haha
I’m the same, don’t have Tourette’s but my anxiety has been so bad for 8 years that sometimes I “hiccup”. It’s loud and startling and, most of all, very painful. My chest closes and my bladder can empty. It’s horrific and embarrassing in public, bless my partner because he copies me in public so it’s a little less mortifying. But still, people faking any kind of disorder is heartbreaking and disgusting.
I started having tics ( I don’t have Tourette’s ) because of my anxiety too and at one point, I started vocally ticking in class ( clicking my tongue / tapping the desk or knees [ still today tho] / shaking hands in a happy way [ 🙌 but shakey]/ or saying wow[this tic stayed till nowadays too ] )
Nowadays, my tics are wayyy less obvious but they’re definitely still there
Anyways, good luck to anyone living with Tourette’s of tics or neurological disorders ❤️
@@maggiethedruid9010 Same, I have OCD and I get twitches when I'm really tired, but they're just minor twitches. I can't imagine mistaking it for tourette's.
I love your videos your so informative and so fair ! Thank you for educating me and sharing your disease! U are brave and kind and u seem like a really beautiful soul! Thank you for calling out these fakers and sticking up for genuine people with teretts!!
I’m so sorry for what you go through esp showing others who fake it. It must really affect you and be sickening.❤️🙏
The whole thing is deeply upsetting, even for me. I can't imagine how people with real Tourette's syndrome must feel about it.Thank you for an educational video.
My cousin has Tourette’s and I remember growing up, how his tics made him feel so embarrassed and I could also see the pain in his face when he tried to “hold them back”. (by trying to swallow them or turn them into coughing)
He’s taking meds now but he still has moments when he feels the need to run to the bathroom to hide his vocal tics.
When he was younger, it was even worse. At least that’s what he says these days. The frustration and anger towards himself because he felt so different, really made his school years a hell.
Tourette’s is no joke.
7:57 I completely agree. I have Tourettes and I have this tic where I nod my head really hard and at one point I even get nauseous! The tics are annoying and make people feel like outcasts. They're NOT funny.
Your eyeshadow is beautiful! I feel the same when people talk about being "addicted" to something.
I worked with a girl that had Tourettes. Idk why anyone would fake it. We worked at grocery store and she had to explain Tourettes to nearly every customer to walk through her check out and 50% of them were still douche hats about it. She was only 18 and it was distressing for her. It got to the point that if we weren't busy one of us older cashiers would go over and bag for her so we could answer people and tell the rude ones to mind their own business.
which girl
@@shorttoastbro is desperate to know
someone help him
@@germinalmira4976 WAIT i thought they were referring to one of the people in the videos, I thought they said the girl, not a girl 😭
I find it really strange that you have to explain to people. Don't they just come to buy things and go? Why would they ask?
@@fatimamusawy where we were from is the smallest nosiest town you can imagine. I personally had ladies my Mom's age walk up to me ask if my hair was real or extentions and proceed to try to touch it. The people there are so flipping rude. They feel they are entitled to ask you anything. A small thing like checking someone out in the store turns into a 20 minute ordeal. I left 11 years ago and refuse to even visit. They will ask endless things of anyone they come in contact with. When you grow up in a place like that you don't realize the rest of the world isn't the same until you get out for an extended time. If faced with the same situation now I would tell a stranger asking that level of personal question to f%#k off and mind their own business.
The fact she can put makeup on and have tics is AMAZING you should do a video on it
Ooh maybe!!
I have a facial tic that causes me to blink rapidly do some weird head movement. I have a female friends who's turrets is far worse then that. We found that doing something that requires extreme focuse, (ie archery) actually makes it where we don't tic during it. It's odd
@@kellieellis5547 maybe because you are really concentrated on shooting the arrow so you kinda suppress it to be still. The human body and mind is a crazy and amazing thing.
Like how music can help dementia patients remember and they will remember songs and lyrics without remembering anything else. Me and my granny used to listen to a lot of gospel music when I was young and she had really bad dementia before she died and I played one of her favorite songs by the louvin brothers and she started singing it and looked at me and said her nickname for me. I'll never forget that for the rest of my life I was the only person she ever was able to remember. God I miss her everyday it never gets any easier. R.I.P Martha Davenport (Granny)
Sorry it was so long,
I really haven't talked about her in a very long time I got a little emotional
@@kellieellis5547 I feel like it could be similar to how people with a stutter can sing without stuttering.
@@fordshojoe8080I don’t have tics but when I get reaaaaalllly focused on a drawing. I’ll just stop breathing. And then when I come outta the trance I’ll take a huge breath of air without noticing I was holding my breath. Extreme focus puts you in an almost meditative state so maybe it turns off things your brain does subconsciously. Like tics and breathing???
New subscriber...I want to give you a hug. Man, I'm 70, autistic, have had tics that just paralyzed me socially. Take gentle care. Be well.
You are very well spoken about tourettes which can have a many uncontrollable actions from barking, swearing and other actions. Thank you for trying to educate us about it.
Speaking about the echolalia, I’m really glad that you explained it like that. While I don’t have Tourette’s I do have ADHD and I’ve noticed that myself and a lot of my other friends with ADHD echo one another ALL. THE. TIME. If it sounds like a word that would feel good in our mouths, we’ll echo it. For whatever reason echoing is a very common stim for all of us.
Rarely with autism i do this type of thing
i have adhd and autism and echolalia is a thing with both of them, my friends and i can echo back and forth too!!
@@DakotaCastro7 Was just about to comment this! I got both as well and echolalia is a hell of a thing sometimes
I repeat the word in my head and “write” it on my fingers over and over, seeing if I can spread the word evenly between each finger. I don’t think about it when it happens, it just does
@@stormapparition I have autism too, I think that sometimes I’ll unknowingly use one word a lot more than the rest, for example I used to say “babe” a lot in high school for absolutely no reason other than I liked hearing it. “Oh what a babe” “babes everywhere” or calling my friends “babe”
My sibling doesn't even have a tic disorder, but she got really often-occuring tics as a side effect to medicine recently, and even her friends started to get annoyed with her. I understand some things throwing you off, but it was interfering with their life, like slapping themselves in class, and after a few days their friends were annoyed. I can't believe anyone would fake it, fake anything really, and I will never understand why they do it >:((.
God that’s awful. Can you explain to them what it is?
@@isabellaspangenberg6550 Unfortunately not really. They knew they're tics but just get annoyed by them :(. And besides that, she's away at college, so I don't have a way to talk to her friends. Thank you for your concern though :)
@@isabellaspangenberg6550 unfortunately even if some people know what's happening they still get annoyed
Is it Tardive Dyskinesia? I know that's common from psych meds!
@@rebeccadunahoo9201 I'm not sure what it's called, but it was actually from asthma medicine.
I was so sure when I saw your tics that you didnt seem fake and then I realized this is your channel. It's my first time here. Thanks for calling out all the fakes :)
Thanks for what you do..I have TS and it is very difficult ti live with. I am a teacher..right now, just a sub, I find that being the only person in this town. With TS gives me the chance to educate the kids about it .
Girl, you are great! I have autism and it bothers me so much when people on Social Media pretend to be autistic and display it as something cute or quirky. It‘s so important to spread awareness. I wish you all the best ❤️
Same I hate it too when they try so hard like stop it not funny
Same it's got a bit better in middle school but I was bullied extensively in the first 5 grades. I have sensitive ears and I can hear lights and it gets irritating sometimes
@@yourmotherindisguise took a sec to understand what you meant by hearing lights but i do the same thing where i hear random very quiet background noises like this and its so upsetting when im trying to have a conversation 🥲🤌🏻
I can agree with your statement as well I have higher functioning autism and I suffer from bipolar disorder me and my brother were just talking about these fake TikToker it's infuriating when people are utilizing a mental health disability or physical disability and plagiarizing it to get views like and comments and make an income off of it like for example they're making the community look bad
@Donarsdottir I too have autism and it just enrages me when people fake it and for some reason the worst thing I find is that most of them don't even show autism they just fuck about
I love how brave you are, deliberately watching tics knowing its a major trigger for you. Thank you for spreading awareness, positivity and educating the masses! Even though ticsandroses has been exposed you still tried to give her the benefit of the doubt ♥♥
She isnt gonna see this is she 😭😭😭
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words. And I totally did see it! I read all of my comments 🥰 Sending you love!!
i have a question, and i’m not 100% sure if you’ll know the answer, but i have a feeling that my comment would get lost in the others and not get a response haha… do people with tourette’s syndrome get tics in their sleep? i really hope that isn’t an offensive question towards anyone, i’m just super interested in learning about human anatomy and disorders
@@TiccingTogether hey I'm mckennzie and I am autistic and I'm blind (I can't see things far away) BTW I love your channel and do you care about me as a person
I don't think so. I have a tic disorder (NOS) but from what I've heard about tourette's specifically, they magically disappear when the person is unconscious...
@@makileewoomer4782 some do,some don't,I'm one of those who does but not a lot,it feels like the falling feeling but the falling feeling at least gives a lil warning feeling first.
I get it. Why do people make fun of or try to fake an actual disease that they do not have? Your videos are amazing, but things like this make me feel sick, so I will stop watching your videos. Like I said, keep on the good work, but sometimes tics bother me, so I will sub. Keep up the good work queen! 👸🏼
Thank you for spreading awareness.
to the people saying that you cant accuse a person of faking an illness. the evidence against tics and roses goes way back and is supported by the vast majority of people who know her IRL. but really the issue i have seen that most people have with tics is her reaction to her own tics. she laughs and enjoys them. has them on cue. can list them off etc
Someone pointed out that there is evidence that she may have Huntington's disease as it runs in her family and can result in muscle spasms similar to tics, however, tics and roses produced a "document" stating she has been diagnosed with both Tourette's and Huntington's. you cant be diagnosed with Tourette's if you have Huntington's. your tics will always be attributed to Huntington's. She also listed pretty much every form of anxiety you can have, separately on this document. it would not be listed like that on a real medical document. it would be given an umbrella term such as General Anxiety Disorders.
@@maggiethedruid9010 medicine or maybe during a certain time they are more manageable? You have no idea what goes on in a persons life off screen.
OH... Huntington's can have quite severe effects on personality as it progresses... I don't know anything about this person, but if they do have Huntington's in their family, that makes me wonder if the sort of lack of empathy & insight they've displayed could _possibly_ be due to Huntington's, but ofc people are just nasty for no reason every day, so who knows. It just struck me as significant.
@@animalsandiphones But it wasn’t with tics and roses their family called them out on it on a post stating they didn’t have it nor was diagnosed with it by an actual doctor. Tics and Roses proof was called out as fake and it was. Their diagnosis wasn’t even done by a real doctor. I understand medications etc but this one is fake sadly. Tics and roses actually deleted their TikTok account as soon as they were called out with proof.
Seeing their fake tics set off your real ones made me so sad. I know you said you chose this, but it’s still so hard to watch you actually suffer while they’re basically making a mockery of such a debilitating disability and the people, like you, who have to live with it. I can’t imagine how stressful and painful it must be, and I have so much respect for people with Tourette’s. You’re all fucking rockstars! ❤️
Sooo true! ❤
Yeah i noticed at 12:10 it looks like her tics are triggered by the other ones
Yes, it's upsetting that this faker's videos triggered this girl's Tourettes.
I also have Tourette’s! And btw, I love your videos so much, you are very kind and gave me courage to be comfortable and happy that I’m unique and have Tourette’s. So keep up on the good work, and have a great life and be proud of how unique you are!
Btw, I liked my own comment
Your make up is amazing and keep up the work you are very inspiring to me!
I don't have tourettes, but I do have tics associated with other disorders. For years, I've had eye rolling, head tossing/turning, and a sort of jaw movement that resembles yours, and I just wanted to say that seeing someone with tics similar to mine is a really amazing feeling. I don't quite know how to describe it, but it really made me feel less alone. I've never seen someone with tics that resemble mine, and I always worried about them being "ugly" in some way. Seeing them on someone else, I realize that they're really... Not. I feel safer about my own tics after seeing this. Thank you for putting yourself out there to educate and offer support :)
You might have anxiety problems. I have high anxiety and I have many similar tics too. Like obsessive blinking. You should get it looked into.
I honestly am disgusting that someone would legit fake having a disability. I'm sorry people are that disingenuous and attention craving that they would mock people with tourettes. You are a brave young lady and I'm glad you're doing this.
I LOVE this channel! Great video!! I'm a therapist and have actually seen this play out in front of my in session. What they actually have is called factitious disorder, pretending to have an illness or disease to receive attention.
thanks for this my daughter chloe is being accused of faking her tourettes it’s so hard when all we are trying to do is spread awareness so thanks xxx
I can’t believe humans can’t instinctively tell the difference between authentic and faking a disorder. I’ve worked with people with Tourette’s and those people have such a hard time in life. It’s also a very hard disorder to treat, unfortunately. I’ve heard it described to me like trying to suppress a sneeze…. all the time. Which if you’ve ever tried to stop a sneeze, that is not easy.
Sadly (in a way), not everyone has that type of experience to look back on. If someone’s first ever encounter with Tourette’s syndrome is a faker on the Internet, how would they ever be able to know that they’re not authentic? I have never interacted with someone with Tourette’s syndrome for example
@@NatLaS I mean, I both agree with what you’re saying and I don’t. Most people have never known some with active psychosis but we instinctively know when someone is having a break from reality and when someone is faking it (if anyone would ever do such a thing). Humans are a strange creature. We all have the ability to lie and will do it at some point in our lives. And yet, when we speak with someone, we always tend to give people the benefit of the doubt.
I guess I am just a naturally skeptic. Probably is part of the reason I got into the work I did.
I can supress a sneeze fine, but I also heard it's like having hiccups for the rest of your life... I _hate_ hiccup fits, and can never control them. So I see how annoying & distracting it can be. It can't be funny all the time in the way fakers portray it.
@@spaghetto9836 Hmmm, the problem with hiccups are that they are completely involuntary, where as tics are partially involuntary. But I get the comparison.
I have never met an actual person with Tourette’s syndrome but even I could tell Tics and Roses was fake. It was really bad and cringy acting. Unbelievable how so many people for it.
You’re brave for making this video when you knew it’d trigger you, and to talk about your experience so openly. I must admit I haven’t done enough research on this topic and it was really interesting hearing your perspective, and I’ll definitely educate myself further. Sending love 💕
I wanted to say as well that I think this a brave video ❤
Big hugs and love to you, sis ❤
There's a real difference between Tourettes and just Tics.
You're a beautiful and brave soul, keep up the awareness and education ❤
This absolutely resonates with me. I have ADD, and while it's not like Tourettes, it is in itself hard to deal with. I can clean all day and still get nothing done .. trying to tackle something sometimes just makes me want to cry because I don't know where to start .. my ADD has led to several arguments with my husband because when I start something and never finish because I got sidetracked and let's not mention "squirrel brain". And then you have the people who joke about ADD and it hurts because they just don't understand what it's like. I may seem fine on the outside, but my brain is like a hoarders house on the inside :(
Relatable
I have ADHD-type C which is both ADHD/ADD. and I've seen people say you can fix it with a set schedule or act like it magically goes away when you become an adult. or the best one I've seen and by best i mean worse, changing your diet will fix your ADHD. awww, yes because changing how I eat will 100% change how my brain works.
@@sailorswifty836 people have the most useless advice when it comes to ADHD/ADD. I'm at a point where I either laugh at the person or o say ''I've known I have ADHD for more than 20 years, you are not going to sugest something I haven't already tried''
Ugh ADHD cleaning is the worst. I have ADHD - inattentive type. I have had limited success with listening to a podcast or music which helps me stay on task more. You have to find what works for your brain.
I really do.appreciate how you spoke out on this in a more professional manner. But yeah anyone who fakes Tourettes, Autism, OCD, Anxiety, Depression, etc for attention deserve a special place in hell. I'm honestly so tired of people not taking me or others seriously with one of these disorders, then automatically accusing us as faking it for attention cause of people like Tics&Roses. Some people are more open about their struggles than others are, even it's more common to be kept to themselves. When someone is openly talking about their struggle with something like this don't automatically assume they're faking it without any concrete evidence that they are.
Yes 100%
They deserve to get them
Ur "ugh" tics were honestly so relatable in this omgggg like everything they did was just the definition of ugh 😂
first, great video, thanks for posting it, second : you are so pretty !!
you really are girlie ❤ gorgeous!