People having to fake something like Tourette's for clout is just really sad, you can't help but feel bad for the people who actually have it and were affected by this type of behavior.
Yeah, i get alot of apologies because of it??? What are y'all apologizing for.. i dont understand?? The social stress im now under because of the faker's i assume
"I am done advocating for tourettes" YES because faking a disorder and making it so that people who actually have it aren't believed when they say they have tourettes was SO HELPFUL!
As someone who actually has tourette's syndrome, motor ticks, this enrages me. My condition being under represented and not well understood isn't helped by someone faking the condition for fame
i dont have tourettes, but i do have anxiety tics, and people accuse me of trying to have tourettes, which I seriously don't want. i also don't want these anxiety tics either, and I hope they go away soon. ticsandroses is a scumbag who deserved to be bullied off the internet.
As someone who is dating someone with Tourette’s, this is honestly just disgusting. For someone to treat it as a “quirk” makes me feel sick, I don’t want to imagine what my partner would feel about this. Tourette’s is NOT a quirk.
As somebody with more than noticeable Tourette’s, there are so many red flags. Tics are subconscious, so you do them without noticing. She only tics when she is not speaking, tics put a giant strain on your mind and body so she would not be smiling even if she tried if she had tics that severe, and the largest red flag besides how forced the movements were and how you are born with Tourette’s and not diagnosed at age 7 is that she has a different tic in every video, never repeating one. The truth is that the overwhelming majority of people with Tourette’s stick with one tic or multiple tics is severe, for an extended period of time. For example, I had a tic where I nodded my head every few seconds, which later turned into violently shaking my head practically nonstop. It was torture for me because of how many questions and stares I got, not to mention the migraines I would get from it. This went on for a few months until I developed a new tic and dropped that one. Luckily, my Tourette’s have calmed down quite a bit, and I am medicated to help it stay that way. Conclusion: If you’re going to try to lie to someone, do your research first to make it believable.
My older brother has tourettes and also used to shake his head when we were kids. He's also had tics where he would blink really hard, sniffle, or move his hand in a way to make it crack repeatedly. And those are just the ones I've noticed
Yes, tourettes is something that you are born with, it could be hidden until you're older. My brother has tourettes and didn't start to show symptoms until his depression started at around age 7.
@@crowcollectives No one can tell you whether you need to go to the doctor online, since we don't know you, but tics can have other causes than tourettes, most being nothing to worry about, for example I have something like tics with my amxiety
i don't have tourette's myself, but one thing that was a giant red flag to me had to do with how tics are subconscious as well. a lot of the time, you can tell she makes a small pause in talking before/after an audible "tic", and she makes faces/expressions during physical ones. real tics i've seen don't happen like this, i knew this one fairly energetic guy who had a harsh blink type tic and he would keep talking on tangents completely uninterrupted and his demeanor never changed or paused. from what i know, auditory tics are very similar, in that it just interrupts speech that immediately resumes right after. you can 100% tell that emerald pauses with a lot of tics, which means she has to *consciously think to do it.*
"I was literally bullied off the internet". Yes, that’s the result of faking a disorder. It’s something you caused and you have to wholeheartedly accept the effects and consequences. I hope she comes out as a better person and live her life (without stretching anything, specifically lying).
I do too, but only for cases where the subject is clearly an asshole, like this girl. I guess it’s subjective but the line between the internet fishing out frauds and unnecessary canceling is too blurred.
Now if they’d just come together and finally go after the people faking DID (and combining other disorders to be “unique”) with “alters” they claim to have that conveniently end up being their celebrity crush or some weird anime character they like. The most cringey shit I’ve ever seen on TikTok, which says a lot. That whole community is nothing but a bunch of people faking shit for clout thinking it’s “cute” since they get attention from it, insisting they’re all raising awareness for the disorder while claiming to totally have it … not understanding that it’s not something that’s as common as they make it out to be. It’s done nothing but hurt those who have been professionally diagnosed and dealt with DID since experiencing serious trauma (normally during their childhood). It’s incredibly fucked up. /r/fakedisordercringe compiles a lot of it.
Bro I stg this is crazy, like if she was actually donating all of the money that she made, WHY DIDNT SHE SAY SO?!? Like she could have also advocated for Huntingtons.
As someone with Tourette's, I'm quite offended by all those people faking tourette's or just any kind of mental disorder. It's just wrong to fake having issues for clout and I hope people come to realize that. Good video man.
I can understand how you feel, but (as a person without Tourette's) I find it difficult to criticize others for faking something, because we can never be 100% sure, and I would rather give support to someone who doesn't need it and is faking it than not give support to someone who I believe to not have it. Again, I can understand how you feel, and I am not trying to overpower you words with my inexperienced ones.
I have to agree with you I used to be friends with a couple people when I was younger that had tourettes, and seeing how forced this was was very offensive.
Agreed. I have Tic's myself, and when I meet people and become friends with them, I usually tell them privately because that's where I'm most comfortable. 9 times out of 10 I'll get a skeptical raised eyebrow and an eyeroll.
as someone with tourette’s i find this disgusting. it’s not “quirky” or something “cool” to have, it fucking sucks having people stare at you for something you can’t control
@MysticalKO i’m not sure who you’re replying to but typically people with tourettes have both. i have a couple vocal ones but i do my motor tics more often
Right! Like I don't have tourettes, but I have family members who do. And every person I've seen with it gets frustrated when they're trying to talk or do something and they have tics. This weirdo is smiling and laughing like having tourettes is whimsical and fun.
Don't you all remember the ALS Ice bucket challenge? All my friends now have motor neuron disease after doing it...so sad. /s Seriously though, let the people who are best at representing their condition show their best character. You don't get to elect yourself ambassador of a situation that you're not involved in.
Allow me to say it louder for the people in the back: *having any type of disorder is NOT a cool, edgy, funny, or aesthetic personality trait or a cute quirk*
YES And with a lot of these disorders and illnesses it can be painful for people who have them. So, in a way, faking a disorder/illness really looks like they're saying "yeah pain is cute n quirky!" If someone can confidently lie about a diagnosis and say "pain is cute and a personality trait" I think they need to see a real doctor instead of the fake one who "diagnosed" them This shit makes me v angy 🙃
Thank you, it’s debilitating. I don’t have Tourette’s I but I do have misophonia and a lot of people think I do it to be “cool” for “attention”. Couldn’t be far from the truth. It’s people like her that make it difficult for people with real disorders.
I've been diagnosed with depression and have to take Anti-depressant to properly function somewhat happily, Fucking hate people faking mental illnesses.
👏🏻👏🏻 As someone who's diagnosed with few mental illness it's frustrating to see that people take it that way. Because of those problems I will never be able to do the job that I'd like to do, I can't go partying because the medication that i take make me nauseas when I smell/drink alcohol. It's not fun, it will never be fun.
“Living in shame of being different”. That line from her apology seriously pisses me off. She lied and got called out for it, nobody is on her ass for “being different”
What conditions? Internet has bred conditioned idiocy in the last decade. The best cure for all these freaks would be shovel and to sweat beneath the sun from dawn till dusk until they are all cured. Hard work and sun cures all this very quickly. Their parents and rich countries they are lucky to reside in spoiled them way too much. Non existent father figures during their growing, almost certanly no good use of belt which is the best tool to raise children since it's inception has raised these weak useless individuals who would get eaten alive in the real world.
For me, I feel like the biggest sign she was faking it was her laughing at her tics. People who live everyday with it learn to live with it and try their best to keep going about their day not trying to bring too much attention to it. But when you see her laughing at her own tics like it’s a funny joke, you can tell from right there she hasn’t lived with it.
@@__-ic4di She is faking her pronouns for clout too. Trans identities shouldn’t be treated like costumes just like Tourette’s is not a joke. Use her real pronouns, she/her.
@@__-ic4di Please grow a pair. We literally have a pandemic going on, people dehumanising us byfaking disorders, and a war going on in Ukraine. Caring about someone's pronouns they put in their Twitter bio is the least of anyone's concerns.
As someone who has this disorder, I despise when people like this fake what we actually have. It's insulting and embarrassing. It's one of the worst things you can fake and lie about having.
As someone who has been diagnosed with Tourette’s from a very young age watching these TikTok’s is so infuriating. You can just tell how forced it is. Faking a disorder/mental illness of any kind is just a scummy thing to do.
This is pretty terrible in my opinion. As someone who genuinely has Tourette's and has dealt with the symptoms for 30+ years, I'm so disappointed that some people see it as some kind of ticket to success. It really takes away from the people out there who battle with mental health issues every single day, and don't get the luxury of turning it off once the video feed ends. I'm glad this person was held accountable for their choices, and maybe they'll learn a little something about what preaching compassion and tolerance really means.
My sister is doing similar stuff as this girl. Literally claims she has a gambit of issues ailing her, hears someone else has a disorder and finds a way to put herself in that diagnosis…. She’s become difficult to take seriously as she constantly claims to be dealing with this issue and that issue when she has no formal diagnosis from a doctor at all…. It’s a symptom of the generation she’s grown up in, the more disabled you are the more proud you can be of yourself for dealing with said disability…. It’s pretty sad really, they use these “disorders“ for attention and the words of inspiration from others who know nothing of the fake behind it
I find this trend very annoying. When people say they are "neuro diverse," I ask, "oh yeah, what's your diagnosis?" As someone who was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome over a decade ago, I'll be glad when this trend passes.
I hate how much people are so desperate for clout that they'll go overboard and fake serious and real disorders that cause people who actually suffer to feel like their voices are unheard,
I’m a psychiatric nurse and I’m absolutely positive, that is not a professional note. The terminology is not professional by any means. We don’t call patients “lady” we refer to them as patient/client/sex/pronouns. For example… “patient is a 27yr old female” “she is left handed, and presents with yadayadayada..”
There's a ton of variation in the notes between providers, especially if English isn't their first language. I do agree that "patient is a 27yr old female" is the typical start of a note, but the HPI wording here doesn't definitively tell us anything.
Its crazy how instead of checking everything over and making sure she wrote everything correctly, she decided to give herself a little ego-boost by going with the "She is an amazing, left-handed young lady" route
Yeah, my psychiatrist tends to scribble stuff and give to me. I kinda need to take it to professionals to decipher it then take it to whoever i need to. The things written don’t include a full description of who I am, just what the doctors orders are in medical terms. It looks like this: మమమసనతనదపజపయనసనజవజనతమతుససబడనడనృనృుృిస్స్సైసైసాసీతీజైడనక
As a man who grew up with severe facial tics, I could tell she was faking it from the very beginning, but could hardly say anything because a good chunk of my friends not only knew of her, but _believed her_ as well. Super frustrating to watch. Glad she's finally been brought to justice.
What was the dead give away for you if I may ask ? I don’t have the condition but from what Iv seen these fakers always enter there physical tics too softly as if on a subconscious level there trying to prevent pulling a muscle or injuring themselves , where as with genuine sufferers Iv noticed it looks almost painful when they tick , like they must constantly be dealing with muscle pulls because of the harsh jerking that they don’t even expect
@@TheAnimefool It's kind of hard to explain without actually seeing or experiencing it real-time, but best way I can put it is there was a very clear lack of what I call "automatic movements". Hers looked scripted, as in she knew what was going to happen and reacted/prepared for it. Real tics look almost (and sometimes are) painful, like watching a body in a small car accident. As far as verbal tics, that's a little harder to outright explain, but if you watch example of people who genuinely have the syndrome (SweetAnita is a good example), you can see the differences.
"I was bullied off the internet" I was literally bullied for actually having tourettes. It really bothers me that something I suffered for has now become a trendy thing for people to gain off of. Edit: I'm happy for all this support. It's nice to see that most people aren't like what I experienced in school. And I'm happy to know most people mature over time. If you get bullied in school, try not to hold it over them, it'll be healthier for you and them if you learn to leave it in the past.
That's why I don't tell anyone, and leave whenever I start ticcing, cuz everyone thinks ur just a spaz. And its people like her that cause these stereotypes.
Kids are cruel and lots of them make fun of others to make themselves feel better. I don't know too many people that weren't bullied at least a bit in school.
An ex girlfriend of mine had mild Tourette’s, and it plagued her every day. She had severe OCD on top of it all. So the random outbursts would drive her insane, and make it 20 times worse. There were times where she would end up having full panic attacks and meltdowns because of uneven out bursts or messes made by a physical tic. It is a horrible, horrible thing for anyone to go through, and I don’t know why this person thought it would be cool or quirky to pretend they had. I don’t know if it was to gain sympathy and traction for the business they had, either way it’s gross and exploitative.
I completely agree. I hate people who use severe disorders and diseases to promote their businesses and gain attention from others. This person clearly doesn't know what they are doing, or they do, and just think it's funny to do so.
@Trinity M I don't "just" hate teenager girls I hate everything and before you start using big words to make your point look more valid atleast have a quote or something to back it up instead of just throwing those words out there
I mean who would want to do something that they don't wanted to do repetedly? like SweetAnita, every ticks she had are all vulgar words, who would wanted to unintentionally say d*ck and f*ck every 5 seconds?
@@xyre8443 The worse I hear there are muscle movements causing extreme fatigue and pain not even letting people sleep. It is so rough. The medications involve muscle relaxers which makes it impossible to drive and hard to do stuff that requires focus.
I have Tourette's, and I laugh about them all the time. I have a pretty severe form with constant swearing, and sentence long tics. A lot of the time I laugh because if I don't I'll cry from frustration, but a lot of the time that I'm with friends while ticcing, I don't mind making jokes about it.
I'm in my 40s and left-handed, and I can assure you that doctors don't make a note of that in your files. I've spent my entire life telling medical professionals ahead of a shot or blood draw that I'm left-handed because if I don't, I'll automatically get a needle in my left arm.
I've never had to tell a medical professional what my dominant side was, they just looked for the best vein. If your dominant hand is incapacitated by a blood draw you need to see a doctor for waaaaaaaaaay more than being left-handed.
do you really have issues with your arm after a blood raw? some vaccines can have reactions but if your arm feels numb or weak or whatever after a blood draw you should look for medical attention
Unfortunately, we live in an era where the most easiest way to get famous is with lies and absolutely disgusting acts, like overeating, fake giveaways and... faking of diseases.
My brother had Huntington disease he was diagnosed with it in his early 30’s and was gone by the time he was 43 , it is a debilitating disease that causes the brain cells to die leaving them unable to speak at all after a while unable to move or function and is very painful . She would be bedbound by now .
"I have been bullied off of the internet." No, lady, you were shamed off of the internet. edit: someone replied saying, and I quote, "she's non-binary" then deleted it after everyone told them how hilariously stupid they are for saying "she." This wasn't a troll; a troll wouldn't have deleted the reply.
I've had tourettes for about 7 years now. In junior high I met a friend, who thought it would be a funny way to grab the attention of our peers. When it worked she claimed she had them through out highschool. And when it wasn't grabbing attention anymore she moved onto schizophrenia :)))) I absolutely hate people like this, and the second I saw it, I knew it
The same can be said with all those ppl claiming they have depression and bipolar disorder. I'm willing to bet less than 50% are actually clinically diagnosed and more like emotionally self diagnosed.
back in highschool one of my classmates had a really violent tic where one of his legs would suddenly kick up while he hunches and covers his face. It was so bizarre. Another one got paranoid schizophrenia and thought the things on the walls were cameras and they could hear the people on the other end?? just all of the sudden one day they'd look at and talk to christmas decorations and leftover thumbtacks on the wall in an accusatory tone. I'd think they were faking if they didn't look so scared and unhinged. It's not fun and I don't get why people would fake mental illnesses.
This reminds me of my dad He would fake mental/physical disorders to get attention It was also to manipulate me Now that i look back at those times it was really obvious He would be like "omg im so depressed i tried to commit suicide so many times, i should have died, i want to murder people im so quirky and insane" Or he be like "Im so sick i have cancer, my stomach got ripped appart i can barely eat, im handicapped, im sooo much of a cripple" Then he be doing shit like, telling me to kill myself, say that depressed and mentally ill people are fucking [Insert R-slur] and that they're just weak and should beat their illnesses, and he would smoke like 3 packs a week and do drugs Oh, did i mention he's 60? He's been doing this forever Fucking attention seeker
Tourette's usually worsens with anxiety so the fact she had no tics when she made what would have been a very stressful video at the end there speaks volumes on its own.
Right, I was thinking those past vids aren't much of a proof for this exact reason - maybe it got worse at some point. But this last video should've been full of ticks.
The way they at the end then still go "yeah but despite having a clinical diagnosis." Really made it go from feeling kind of bad for them to losing all sympathy for them.
The big factor is stress. especially when I teach him and it has time limit, that's triggering him. It's sad to watch him ticking, and always comes something "new". It's started a little before he turned 6y old. He has ADHD along with it, so he has behavioral issues too, children don't want to play with him. He can be annoying and easily getting annoyed if someone not nice with him or he has to wait for what he wants. Has anger issues too.
plus the fact that they said they were ashamed of and hid their tourettes as a child, the stress of holding back tics (especially as a 6 year old) would've brought them out even more and made it a million times more visible to their family. their sister would've noticed
@@rat-gang- What I see on my son, a 6y old comfortable doing the tics at home, not holding it back. so especially at home should be noticable. Somewhat they holding back only at public places, but a 6y old (mine 8yold) unable to hold it back 100% in public. In my opinion only adult with T's able to control/ hide it somewhat.
I hate peoples who fake it. It takes away the credibility of people with actual tics. I have tics - not Tourette’s, tics are much less severe - and even then they are exhausting. I can’t even imagine how hard it is for people with Tourette’s syndrome and it’s so frustrating to see tiktokers come along and try to make it a fandom. It’s not a fun quirk, it’s a disability and should be respected just like other disabilities should be respected. Also reminder that people with tics or Tourette’s don’t always tic 24/7. For me it happens when I am stressed or tired. If you’ve met one person with tics you’ve met one person with tics.
My son has tourettes!! I've watched him struggle for the last ten years since he was 8 yrs old with uncontrollable and embarrassing tics that has truly affected his life. How someone could fake tourettes is absolutely disgusting...I am just sitting here appalled and honestly sick to my stomach. Wow unbelievable!!! I've watched my son tic so much that he would get pain in his neck muscles. He would cry a lot when he was younger because kids at school made fun of his condition. When his tics came out as vocal (profanity) the entire 5th grade had to be taught about tourettes syndrome before my son was allowed to attend. Some people have NO idea about the kind hell this condition has put on so many.
I am sorry for your son and I will for him for you. I hope that the tics can get better I don't know if they can go away but I hope that your son can or has made friends and that people would be nice to him. Have a good day and thus is optional if you are not Christian but tell him that even if he is alone God still cares for him and loves him even if he has any illnesses God does not care. And if it makes you feel any better my brother has polymicrogyria so he cannot hear and his bones are weak thus forms more problems than imaginable but with the use of good doctors and helping stretch him if we held him up he could walk short distances to the other side of the room and my one parent would start with him and the other would catch him at the end so if he can overcome it than I believe that your son can to. I hope you a great rest of your day.
the fact she used "i have brought so much attention and awareness to Tourette's and helped people with it see a doctor" as an excuse for her actions is so delusional, she thinks she needs to have tourettes in order to help people or how helping people negates from the fact she only attention and sympathy. iv met a couple of girls with her personality type very self absorbed and no shame or guilt
I’m so so sorry for your son and I really hope it gets better. Stay strong! I’m just a teen and i don’t know what i would do if my future child had tics or any type of disorder/disability. It really disgusts me to know that people fake these disorders for clout. STAY STRONG! 💜💜😊😊💕💕🥰
I hope your son has an easier time of things soon. If it helps, I knew a kid with Tourette’s in high school and nobody, absolutely nobody bullied him for it. He was a cool, nice, smart kid, and nobody cared about the tics at all. Hopefully your son finds this type of situation instead of bullying, kids can be so cruel
What makes the situation even worse is that she didn't even apologize. Instead of just admitting she was in the wrong and realizing that faking a disorder for views and money is disgusting, she was basically like "Ok fine you won. I'm done advocating for Tourettes. You bullied me off the internet, it's your fault and now I'm going to (involuntarily) donate all the money to show everyone how good of a person I am. Are you happy now? Now leave me alone pls"
@@v_doll It was proven multiple times in this very comment section she was faking the bio. She described herself as a lady multiple times and used she/her in the letter she forged.
@@accountlol7409 We're means we are "you we are bullied" doesn't make sense but weren't means were not example being: me and my friends WERE studying yesterday were meaning the past tense of be like we will BE studying today (present) we WERE studying today (past). You were not bullied would make sense even if the context does not. Next time see if the word is used correctly and don't correct someone if you're wrong it makes you look like a fool.
The fact that she was giggling and smiling when she'd get "ticks" infuriates me. I've seen people with genuine Touretts struggle with their condition and ticks were extremely bothersome if not painful. For her to be smiling in the face of people who actually have this condition while faking her ticks is unbelievable and disgusting. Then she had the gaul to pull the pity card by saying "I was bullied off the internet". She was the bully. She was preying on the people who actually have Touretts and making money off of them by messing around on camera and laughing at her lies. Glad the account she was using to make money off of her lies was taken from her
I have ET and sometimes I cannot even eat in public. I had a tremor episode the last time I was at an airport, and people looked at me like I was crazy. On the internet everything is beautiful, in real life people treat you badly for your differences.
She even said “Regardless of the fact that I have a clinical diagnosis”. The diagnosis that the whole internet worked together to show that its a fraud
i love how sunny never tells us to sub yet we love him, so naturally he has 3m subs. sunny, internet anarchist and penguinz0 are the gigachads of youtube.
My girlfriend has Tourette’s and seeing how it frustrates her when she drops something or knocks something over involuntarily, breaks my heart. So to see this is just disgusting. Glad she got caught on her shit and lost her account, thanks for exposing her historian!
My girl friend also has Tourette’s and when I met her I felt bad because I never heard of Tourette’s before until I met her 7 months ago when I started 8th grade and it makes me sick that people fake mental illness for attention:( what a shit world we live in
You guys are gentlemen not even gonna lie. I wish I could say the same but I’m honestly thinking no one wants me because of my tics. I hate how people look at me in public when I have a stressful moment and my tics getting really extreme. At least I am really lucky that I don’t have the swearing. Which yes, is in fact possible.
I really don't understand the appeal of capitalizing off of the pain and torment that someone else has to deal with on a daily basis. I was born lucky enough to know how to act honorably, making situations like this cringy in the best cases and abhorrent at standard. I wish you and your gf the best, and God bless. Edit: good lord ig i must be tired because the spelling mistakes made me look like a 3rd grader lol
It literally wasn't their job to do tick awareness videos, they took the spot of someone who would have needed all the support and who ACTUALLY has ticks. Them saying they did it for a good cause is straight up bullshit.
Hey, i have Tourette’s and i wanted to input a few things. What they did is not cool, and it was proven other ways, so i’m not saying this video is wrong, but i did wanna input that assuming someone’s faking solely based on how long they go without having a tic is extremely problematic. It’s more of a spectrum, some people do have them constantly but in most cases people can go hours or even days without a tic. And it fluctuates. I can go a whole day without a tic, and other days i have them much worse. I was accused of faking for years until people realized (after 6 damn years) that i wasn’t. And that’s how it goes for most of us. TLDR// if you don’t have Tourette’s and are not a doctor, please don’t go around accusing people of faking it. (Even though some people do fake it, like this case.)
@@useraccount333 I think that’s the point tho, people shouldn’t go around necessarily pointing fingers on who has it and who doesn’t based on video lengths & amount of tics at every case. And while in this case it might have been a hint to being fake there was more to it that others could decipher showing that duration/periods of absence of tics are not good indicators to call out every person. Much like any mental disorder or similar neurodivergences people online can’t make guesses because they saw 5 minute long clips and each video had different attributes showcased at different lengths, and calling people out for faking it solely with this as a case is not only harmful but rude meaning if you think someone is faking it you’ll need far more solid evidence than just how long they’ve gone without showing a certain trait.
Yes it is so fing good to hear someone say this I have friends that literally baby it’ll take every minute for an hour and then the rest the day they won’t tic at all it’s such a spectrum and fluctuates so much and no one has a right to say you’re faking based on your duration I know friends that have even struggled with this in diagnosis because sadly some people in the medical profession arent even educated. Personally I tic from my ptsd and anxiety and you have no idea how many times people have said that I am trying to fake Tourette’s when I constantly tell people that I don’t and ticing is a symptom not the whole mental disorder . Also since PTSD can cause tics and causes my tics I couldn’t even get diagnosed if I wanted to which obviously I don’t because I do not have it. I really wish people actually educated on the topic instead of just going around calling people fakers it is so sad and disheartening that someone would fake this and it is terrible and it pisses me off but also the duration of Tics is no way of showing truly anything you can never know anyone’s life from what’s on the Internet. I am happy she got caught and stopped as it was the case this time but it’s not the case every time. And it’s truly hard and I can’t even imagine how many people saw this video who may possibly have Tourette’s and haven’t been diagnosed because how sporadic or unfrequent it happens Who were probably set back i’m realizing they struggle with this mental disorder and getting the help/support they need. I truly wish you the best and I hope you have a good support system I am so sorry for what you have to go through💗
They think its a personality. They’re so privileged that they have to fake something that don’t have or aren’t ever going to have so they seem “quirky” or “different” and a small chunk of the crazy side of the lgbtq who thinks being apart of it is a personality like to fake DID and have their “alters” all be non binary and genderqueer etc etc. they treat it like a dress up game.
When She laughed about almost POKING HER OWN EYE OUT WITH MULTIPLE SHARP OBJECTS it’s just an immediate “this is fake” flag. Someone with a tick that dangerous would never be allowed to be alone for their own safety, in some kind of treatment, ANYTHING but filming it and laughing about it.
And I also wonder how many people with Tourette's are allowed to drive. I remember watching a youtuber who has it (the name escapes me at the moment) and I don't think she can drive because it would be too dangerous.
@@Crime_Mime The girl (youtuber/streamer) you're referring to is Sweet Anita, maybe? She did a stream/video (don't remember) where she tried to drive on a course or something along those lines...
These are the type of people that expect you to write heart felt apologies and cancel yourself off the internet yet when it's their turn to do the same, they refuse, make apologies that aren't even apologies, act like they're the victim and refuse to cancel themselves and go about having an online alias.
Same goes with people who fake having body dysmorphia or soft ball it with "gender queer". Its todays goth/emo. It is completely unsurprising to me that someone who would fake Tourettes would also call themselves gender non-bianry for easy, unchallengeable victim points.
yes why would she act like shes a mental condition. i have myself brain damage because of a stroke i had as kid that resulted in cp,tremors and depression. i hate when people say oh your happy your not depressed or saying you cant have a stroke because only old people can get it. people like that and her in video maybe have to spent a week with a person with tourrette or condition that they fake to see how hard life is with it
@@TJ-bu9zk To be fair, genderqueer and non-binary are definitely real. While it can be faked - and given their track record, it may be in this case - it's not always the case. Edit: the fact their sister used 'they/them' while exposing everything else as lies seems to suggest that part's real.
@@Handles_be_dumb No, the sister choosing to use Them is a great example of how the narrative can never be questioned. All someone has to do is say they are something and *poof* you have to fall in line without question or face the mob's wrath. Tourettes is a medical condition with a diagnosis. Those others, well, all you have to do is say you are and therefore you are. So questioning or challenging is not allowed.
While it's fairly obvious that they were faking it, I feel like it's important to clarify that tics are a spectrum. Everyone who has it tics at a different frequency every day. I have a friend who is diagnosed with Tourette's and every time we hang out they have a different frequency of the amount that they tic.
thank youuu. seeing media like this makes me doubt the validity of my diagnosed tic disorder because it’s usually so generalized that i have to stop and think about the fact that i can go days without a single tic or think about them and they get worse or the fact that things in my environment can and do very much impact the tic that i have in that moment and remind myself that it’s still real and i’ve never faked a tic before.
I remember when r/fakedisordercringe was constantly keeping us updated on this situation. We were all absolutely gobsmacked that someone was so adamant about having a disorder they obviously didn’t suffer from only to get called out by family. An absolutely trip to witness happening every week
@@pillgrimm The fact that Reddit users are mostly people who have 90+ self-diagnosed mental disorders in their Twitter bios and point the finger is endlessly funny to me. It's like hipsters calling others hipsters, or the same Reddit fools going on 4chan accusing others of being "redditors" like the use of that word doesn't immediately identify them as one. Reddit people are two-faced scumbags. They point the finger to distract from the 50 pointing at them. That's left-leaning groups in general. They slowly push out rational people till it's nothing but permanently-offended drama addicts. Every single time.
r/fakingdisorders is a horrible subreddit that has genuinely ruined people’s images online and slandered people to hell, not to mention all the death threats. they have done way more harm than good and do not deserve anyone’s praise 💛
@@NeroPawz I've been seeing absolutely infuriating comments claiming they can tell tics are fake just by looking at them. It pisses me off because even if the person is faking it, there's no way you can tell based on their tics. All these people who don't know anything about tourettes confidently claiming they can just tell.
The sister was so graceful even though she and her family were cut off and what does ticsandroses do? Paint the sister and the rightful critics as ableist monsters who silenced them. What a clown.
@@vertigowl its getting hard to know how many people are involved with ticsandroses because people keep using they/them god cant we go back to the time people use gender pronouns
@@xrefed Because people are more comfortable being called other things. I may not understand why, but it doesn't take much effort to call them whatever they want. so why not?
As a person who suffers from tourettes, I feel extremly offended. It's been a thing since I was born and always made everything so much harder than needed.
@ThePotatoMan Jesus Christ man. Makes me feel even more hatred for that woman. I’m so sorry people are faking your disorder like this. And that last sentence is a sentence that nobody should have to write because we should know how to act like decent fucking humans.
People that fake Tourette’s infuriate me so much for this exact reason. It fantasizes/makes light of something that seriously impacts people’s lives and raises unneeded suspicion around people that actually have it. I’m so sorry that this person did something like this.
For real, I knew it was fake as soon as she laughed about it. I don't have tics so I can't really say anything, but I know someone who does, and whenever they get their tics they look like they're about to cry.
my brother used to have some type of tic disorder when he was little where he would blurt out vulgar words in school. the school psychologist and administration didn't understand it, and it got him in a lot of trouble to a point where cps showed up at our house to investigate us. it is true that awareness about these types of disorders is important for reasons like this, but this is, for obvious reasons, absolutely not the way to do it. they are not to be made light of. honestly part of me is disgusted and part of me is amused, because she deserves all the shame and embarrassment she brought upon herself.
I've met a few people with Tourettes. One had the rare kind where they cuss constantly. I always felt bad for them. They can't help it and they can't control it. They want nothing more than for the tics to go away. The idea that someone would want to fake such a debilitating condition is really messed up.
It's the same with people that are sad saying their depressed. Problem is with every illness people love to leech of it for attention so they feel more special never considering what people with the disease actually go through daily. We have a huge issue with people faking cancer lately over here and it's disgusting.
I’m not sure how right I am with this (Please correct me if I’m wrong) but I saw a few people have the argument that people who have tics don’t really laugh it off like it’s nothing like you mention. Most tend to be frustrated because they can’t get what they want to say across. Some can laugh it off with their family because they understand the tics, but most people they meet in public won’t.
@@nicholasxhindolli667 They feel embarrassed by their condition especially in public. Many of them avoid going out because they don't want people to stare. It's really sad.
This is beyond awful. Imagine those that know them personally and how this affects them, especially their family. I find it sad and I’m disgusted by such actions but respect to all the internet sleuths on this one. They went IN.
@@test-zg4hv the freedom of speech argument sounds cancerous in that context, respect is also a human right and gendering someone correctly 100% applies to that
No one deserves to be Bullied off the internet. Yes faking a metal illness is Absolutely bottom of the barrel, That doesn’t and will never mean they deserve to be told “Kill yourself” or “Leave no one needs you”
As someone with Tourette’s (simple tics), this is so ignorant and insensitive. Tics put so much strain on you not just physically but mentally, and it’s something that me and so many other people have to deal with on a day to day basis. People like her just add to the misconception that Tourette’s is ONLY complex tics (involuntary movement, shouting, etc.), when there’s people who struggle with smaller tics that still put SO much strain on the body. Overall, there needs to be a raise of awareness about all aspects of Tourette’s as it is something that should be taken seriously and not used for clout!!
As a person with actual Tourette's syndrome I can confirm that this video is 100%, legitimate, valid and a big W for exposing people faking disabilities
Notice how she never talked about the pain of it all? I don't have tourettes but i have autistic tics, and I get a massive headache everyday from minor face twitches. If she really had tourettes the pain would cross her mind everyday
@@nottodaynint.nottoday2235 They, not she. While there are connections w tic disorders and autism, autism itself does not present w tics. Please be careful abt spreading misinformation!
As someone with OCD since 5, I think the whole obsession with these comes from ignorance of the superstition and the famous myth: "people with disorders tend to be more intelligent than average". My cousin has ADHD, and I have seen my mother several times proudly tell others about my cousin that "he is intelligent because of it". And when I told my friends that I had OCD, they were a little envious, saying that it was a "trait" often associated with geniuses. In spite of the fact that I have been ruined by ocd for most of my life. People are too blind. Don't romanticize.
Romanticism of disorders is definitely dangerous. In my case, I am autistic. Some of the most famous examples of autistic people depict us as being socially awkward geniuses. For me, it caused many behavioral issues as a child and makes it difficult for me to perform certain tasks because of sensory issues. Sure, I'm intelligent, but I'm no Sheldon Cooper. Disorders really need more accurate representation in the media so people can come to better understand how they affect our lives.
for me its the opposite, Im bipolar. ive had to live with it and people DONT romanticize it from what i know, ive lost job opportunities and relationships. it fucking sucks :(
Oh my goshhh that sucks. Aah!! Like sometimes people want to be friends because it’s like “oh look, I have a smart disabled friend, it’s so cool” and then they get all upset when the disorder or whatever the person has isn’t cute or convenient. It’s not like in the movies, people
Her being, “done advocating for Tourette’s” just proves she doesn’t have it. I will never get to be, “done advocating for Bipolar Disorder,” because I HAVE Bipolar Disorder, and will always have to advocate for myself. Credit to @Naomi Or…good catch!
I agree, and I think She is just honestly really trying to reach for the victim seat as much as humanly possible. In her mind she refuses to accept any kind of responsibility for her actions, so the “Oh I guess you don’t want me to advocate for the disease anymore” was her shit attempt at trying to get sympathy. Girl definitely needs some help, and someone who calls out her BS whenever she starts with this crap.
@@jackmanistan5520 I was married to a trans man for 11 years, and I still don’t care 🤷♀️. I’ll believe that person is who they say they are when they start being real.
That seem like one of the most annoying and exhausting conditions to fake... why? I know people fake it, but it's like faking an accent, eventually, you'll slip up.
I love how people are so quick to call out others and in their minds it's justice yet when they themselves are called out, suddenly they're being picked on or bullied.
@@tylervictor8233 it’s legit fraud, people have been convicted of receiving money because they’ve told people they have a condition before. Unfortunately not too uncommon. I think something related to it being financial exchange based on false pretenses or theft by deception. Idk how that relates to her business but any donations certainly she could be charged.
@@Laffey99 theres 3 sexes, actually. Male, Female and Intersex. regardless of whether you believe in genders such as non-binary, get your fuckin facts right.
The irony of saying “I was bullied off the internet” but you were faking a disorder for clout with little regard about how you’d effect people who actually have the disorder. Nah that was some good ol fashioned justice carried out. Her business might as well not exist either cause I don’t see anyone willing to support her in any way now.
@@chrisgarry22 I meant that the person who used Tourette’s for clout said in their bio that they us they/them pronouns. In this comment the commenter refers to them as she/her. Yes they did a disgusting thing, but it’s not an excuse to misgender them
@@chrisgarry22 lmao what do you say when you find someone's lost item but you don't know if the owner is male or female? "I have to find out who *they* are to return *their* item" even if they fake tourettes, we should still respect their pronouns
lots of people can “hold in” their tics (kinda like holding in a sneeze) but the way that they switch completely from tiktok to literally any other platform is honestly kinda telling.
yes definitely! As someone with tics that stem from OCD and PANDAS (Not tourettes) my tics are much milder but they can be held in, it was obvious that she faked all of it when she had no tics on her business account though
@@deseuryderia im not defending them in fact i'm agreeing with you 💀 it's appalling that not even one tic has slipped out ever anywhere but their tourettes tiktok. even i sometimes have outbursts in public even though mine are very mild
Honestly as someone who has Tourette’s I can go hours without tiking, but then I have days where I can’t go 2 minutes. It’s like a scratch in your brain that only performing the tic will relieve, and it’s horrible. During the mask wearing period of COVID I had to get a medical exemption because of my tics being triggered by it, and it sucks. I developed it at 15 and I wouldn’t wish it on my enemy. To want to pretend to have it is so gross and I honestly don’t get why anyone would in any way want it. It’s giving 2013 tumbler vibes when people would pretend to be depressed because it was quircky
You should check your ferritin (iron) levels. Low iron can cause or worsen tics and improving iron can help them if it's low even in tourette's syndrome patients
That is something that’s so hard to go through and I’m so Sorry to hear and I hope you have a good support system because it is truly something so hard to go through and legit I felt the Tumblr vibes and it’s truly disgusting. I tic from my PTSD and anxiety I don’t have Tourette’s but I do tic. There is such a lack of education on Tourette’s and tics in general by a society and it honestly pisses me off and seeing people fake it just makes it even harder for people truly struggling with such a hard mental disorder I really wish you the best I can’t even imagine
Same, i went on medication for my tourette's and it helps a lot, but then there are days where some of my tiks dont stop. And those days usually happen more commonly in like january-april.
yep, I grew up with a girl who had tourettes, some days it'd be hardly anything, but when she was stressed it could be a handful of tics a minute in one quiet class period. what I remember most about her tics is that most of them were barely enunciated, it was like they'd slip UNDER her voice while she was talking. I'd imagine her kind of tourettes would be very hard to fake.
There is another guy that claims he has tourettes, and people are actually believing him. Im not gonna jump into conclusions, but his tics are similar to the ones that the faker did. I dont wanna make any assumptions, so if you mind, can you check out his channel? He goes by the name of GaVyN, I have to confirm with someone that has tourettes bc i dont wanna get the wrong idea of him.
@@ghostoflazlo eh, the people will forget, but, unless she changes her name, the Internet (as in the thing) cannot forget, so it will come up eventually. But yea, that legion stuff is BS
i have high functioning autism and i know its not the most “popular” condition to fake considering how wide the spectrum is, but i have a deep hatred for these people. as entertaining as it can be, faking any disorder no matter how severe is terrible because it puts those who actually struggle in the dirt.
@Charisma Musician No, they're just saying that even though Autism isn't often faked online for clout, they still take it personally when people do this
Me too. I don’t have any diagnoses yet, hopefully I can find treatment for my mental issues, but I feel you mate. People faking disorders, and that is any disorder, really scrapes my nerves and it does not make me a positive person to talk to. My best friend suffers from a lot of things that make him feel like a pile of nothing. Just hopeless and helpless, as he used to tell me, and seeing people faking it and using these diagnoses as personality traits, f*ck it pisses me off.
"I was bullied off the internet", rightfully so! If you're gonna fake a disorder, you might as well face the consequences. I don't have a disorder, but I do understand that having any type of disorder is painful to have. The fact that they are milking this is absolutely disgusting.
As someone who is on the autism spectrum, its not that bad, but people who fake having it are scum, because it does fuck up popular understanding of symptoms, an example is stimming, which is repetitive behavior autistic people do for comfort, I sort of tap my feet for example, other examples include clapping, pacing, or snapping fingers repetitively, a lot of people who pretend to have autism will often have very exaggerated movements they call stimming, this can lead to misdiagnosises if the parents dont recognize the behavior, ans mis diagnoses will fuck you over like nothing else
i have Tourette's and have spent my entire life embracing my disability. I never got upset in school when my friends would joke with me and call me things like paint shaker or t-rettz, I embraced it and joked along because I knew if i didn't laugh at my self and bring peace with it, I would resent it my whole life and till this day i still feel the same way. I am light-hearted and joking about it. But seeing someone fake it for attention and fame hurts me to my core. it's a real struggle I feel every day and makes my life very difficult, there is nothing that brings me more pain and anger them someone faking it. Because if you had it, you would be trying your best to pretend like you don't even thought it's literally impossible. i just cant with these people it takes away from the people who actually have it and need the attention and care.
That apology reddit was absolute BS. She could have raised awareness for Tourette's syndrome without pretending to have it. She could have made videos on tik-tok talking about Tourette syndrome and raising awareness about it that way. It is all just a final attempt in order to stave off the hate by attempting to get sympathy from people and guilt them into feeling bad for her.
yeh this is the difference I've noticed with people who really do struggle with a physical problem constantly that is out of their control for the most part vs. Someone who may have some sort of problem, but its either falsely exaggerated out of delusion or it's the result of an inability to take responsibility for the things that they can do to effectively cope with their situation. For 10 years, I have had chronic pain and inflammation with a currently unknown etiology, although the various clusters of symptoms and biological symptoms that cause the pain, inflammation, and, most noticeably, extreme exhaustion and chronic fatigue are finally beginning to be understood by my current doctor. One of the things you will notice about people with longstanding chronic disorders is that they will express a strong sense of camaraderie and connection with all people who suffer in a remotely similar way and will refuse to act like they are the most pathetic figure in the world, at the very least, out of respect for those who we know have it even worse than us. We do this because our sufferings give us an understanding of just how bad things can really be while most people will most likely have no idea how bad life can be until you have everything taken from you. Most people wont really understand the depths of possible misery that your own body can put you through until they old and grey, but if you know, then you know. You acknowledge it as a part of who you are, but a healthily coping person in these circumstances will avoid making the true extent of their invalidity and turmoil known to the general unless you are trying to explain the severity of your needs or you are intentionally trying to fish for excessive sympathy to remove responsibility from yourself. To make what I am saying more clear, just take a look at the difference between her demeanor and exposition in her video about the possibility that she will most likely develop huntington's symptoms vs. how she expresses herself and carries herself when talking about her tourettes and supposed other disorders she has. She feels the need to laugh about her tics on camera, whereas someone who has become long used to their disorder just learns to move along when they are being affected in the moment and not explicitly trying to make some kind of joke or humorous observation about their condition. There are other fishy things about the way in which she presents her struggle with tourettes that are also red flags, but people with tourettes try to not let their disorder interfere with their normal routines and interactions just as much as I try to make sure that, even when I have severe flareup, I am not letting it get in the way of saying or doing the things that I need to be doing. also, as someone with a degree in clinical psychology, her health conditions list and format is complete bogus nonsense and no clinician or doctor would ever list these disorders the way they are listed. Not only do the disorders have improper code classifications, such as saying "OCD with anxiety disorder", the disorders that somewhat resemble proper code listing do not have sub-diagnostic specifications when they should, such as autism and depression. Autism is never referred to as autism spectrum in medical papers, it is always listed as ASD-1, 2 or 3 ever since the DSM 5 was released. And depression always lists the nature of the depressive disorder, such as MDD (Major Depressive Disorder), Bipolar Disorder 1 or 2, etc. A medical history would never be listed this way or in this format. One error from the video was a quote from a reddit post saying that 'OCD is an anxiety disorder so it would never be listed this way". This is not entirely true. So while it is true that it would not be listed in this way on a medical history, OCD has not been subcategorized as an anxiety disorder in the US since the DSM 5 was released in 05/2013.
Exactly my point, "you all win" makes it sound like she wants US to say we were wrong in accusing her when it's pretty clear that she's faking it. Sounds like what a manipulator would say.
My boyfriend is a diabetic and a Tiktoker. I would feel so many types of ways if ANYONE were to treat diabetes (which he was born with) as some talking point for more likes. On the other end, he never throws up his condition or health or anything, he primarily edits works into collages, but, even in live action or with friends/other creators, you'd never guess. Why? His health is his business and it don't stop him from being him. It's why I FIRMLY dislike labels or attachments for weak-minded people to latch onto. I'm all for awareness or pride or support but those words are meaningless if a "creator's" work or works are tainted with gaudy lies.
I don’t have Tourettes but I am disabled and this “faking disability for clout” trend is baffling as well as disgusting. I can at least say that despite the letter totally being fake, I’ve had doctors mess up those letters before, getting my age wrong, saying I’m right handed when I’m left handed, and they do typically start their letters with referring to me as a “lovely young lady” in the opening for whatever reason, it’s a pretty pointless addition but many doctors do it. Even tho she’s deleted her accounts for now, I’m sure she’ll attempt to creep back online at some point. People who are compulsive liars for attention like they are, will want the attention back, they desire attention so much they’d do anything for it. She’ll probably wait until she thinks she won’t instantly be dog piled by “haters” (aka everyone that remembers her) and will likely have a new elaborate story and illness to fake. Whatever mental illness she has should be addressed, but I have a feeling she’ll avoid any doctor actually capable of helping her.
I just dont understand why people want to have disorders so badly. Meanwhile, people who legitimately have these disorders scratching their heads in bewilderment wondering why anyone would want it.
There was a Twitch streamer with tourettes that got harassed and banned because of her tics. She swore, said slurs and screamed - none of it her fault of course - but because people see fakes and think tourettes is cute, quirky, and seems controlable, people said she was using tourettes as an excuse to say rude things or that she should be able to anticipate a tic and mute herself. Really sad situation.
Why tf would you stream if you’re aware you uncontrollably say slurs? Yeah saying the slurs not her fault MAYBE but choosing to go on a streaming platform knowing you slur uncontrollably is her fault. Pretty stupid move
@@Whatisvr idk man maybe some people wanna have fun despite the things that are holding them back in life just because she has tourettes doesn't mean she can't stream
The doctors note, even if it was written by a real doctor, would be so suss that were I to get it I would be doubtful of the doctor’s competency. Aside from PTSD 2x there is: 1. Tourette’s is missing syndrome 2. Petit mal seizures is outdated terminology for absence seizures 3. OCD with anxiety (as mentioned in video) 4. Diagnoses lists should be in order of most to least medically relevant/significant so if there truely was huntingtons idk why it’s 4th considering how debilitating it is in middle age 5. Autism spectrum missing the disorder part 6. No ‘year of diagnosis’ is a bit weird considering how you’d want a timeline for a conditions list this long and overlapping 7. Presenting complaint is ‘treatment for Tourette’s’ which doesn’t belong there
also, fibromyalgia is in “past medical history”… as someone with fibromyalgia, i’d really like to know how they got past this incurable illness, that’d be a dream come true to me
@@username-pb9ui PMH usually pertains to diseases that have been diagnosed in the past and are not related to the current complaint or illness. It doesn't mean it's been cured.
She advocates to feel like a good person. She likes the attention. That's why she fakes it, for more attention. Her advocating doesn't even come from a good place. Smh
A very big problem with people faking disorders is that while people who do have the disorder get hated, others who want to get help for certain disorders, are too scared to, for fear of backlash that isn’t deserved.
As someone with Tourette’s I luckily haven’t been treated horribly due to having a diagnosis but still this is a big issue for other people with Tourette’s ! People faking Tourette’s make it worse for people with real Tourette’s to get help, make friends or even go outside because they are scared they will get hurt ! I’m glad emerald got taken down and stoped
@@caiden6969 That's the thing, the people that fake it make it harder/more difficult/more uncomfortable for someone struggling to step forward and get the help/reach out.
People need to stop diagnosing themselves !!!! Many symptoms are vague and you can convince yourself of a lot of things. Keep the medicine to the professionals.
I have ADHD and since I never talked about it at my old school with my old friends before, I was so excited when I found other people my age who suffer from what I’m suffering from and someone overheard and spread rumors that I’m faking. It’s really sad :(
As somebody with Tourette's, it makes me very upset. I've been seeing a lot of people faking it on tiktok and there has actually been a huge increase in adolescent teenage girls getting diagnosed with Tourette's because it's the "cool" thing to do now. There are more girls getting diagnosed than boys right now (since 2020), and I'm pretty sure boys are 3x more likely to have Tourette's. And Tourette's usually shows up in early childhood, but all of a sudden a crap ton of 13-17 year old girls are saying they just started experiencing tics. They could be tic disorders but I highly doubt it's Tourette's because there are very specific criteria that needs to be met. Sorry for the rant on your comment lol, but yes people with Tourette's are very infuriated with this
I'm pretty sure they feel infuriated. I don't have Tourette's but I unfortunately know of sites outside Tiktok where people treat mental illnesses as a public checklist competition of some sort or use it as an excuse to get away with what they say. In Tumblr you get undiagnosed teenagers who list every single mental illness there is and or even legit thinks they are some sort of fairy or anime character in their past life. I don't like to judge people who stay undiagnosed because coming out with possible mental issues is a bit stigmatized in some households and not everyone can avail counseling and other stuff easily. I am up for people with mental illness showing what's life with their condition because it does brings awareness and helps with normalizing or atleast acknowledging that they aren't that different but the reputation we people who have illnesses and such, get is also because of these people who uses it for clout
Virtually every big name on the internet has a subreddit dedicated to them, made by their fans, friends or themselves. So, it's kinda embarassing to see one's subreddit being made specifically for the sole purpose of exposing their fake, attention-seeking, made up disorder. The second-hand embarassment is crippling me at this point, sheesh. 💀
@@BRAIN_BLAST Being exposed as a giant fraud is something most normal people consider worthy of embarrassment. It's not that difficult to understand unless you don't experience emotions the way most humans do.
@@BRAIN_BLAST LOL. You're not as "intellectual" as you think you are if you cannot infer from the evidence provided how embarrassing this situation is.
@@BRAIN_BLAST Maybe you should learn what intellectual means, along with the word embarrassing, because that's what you're doing to yourself right now.
If they deserve it, belittling and or criticizing a person is only alright if they did something god awful and deserved to be cancelled throughout the internet.
Becuase if not these people will prey on others emotions and bleed them dry for fame and money. It’s sick and disgusting and SO MANY people do this on RUclips and social media.
This was terrible to watch when I went to school, college with students in my class who had Tourette's Syndrome, the teachers/professors understood, but a lot of students did not, so they would try and lie and claim they had it, but never officially diagnosed, Well school or college they didn't deal with "Self Diagnosing." If you didn't have a doctors note or something with a valid diagnosis they would take notes, I watched a lot of my classmates get months in after school detention, or just flat out kick out of the professors class. One professor went as far as to have students write a 32,000 word essay on their "Self Diagnosis" and it would count as part of their grade. Now when I was 15 I was treated for G.A.D, I began suffering from anxiety and panic attacks, and when I got my paperwork from my doctor he diagnosed me with G.A.D, then specifics like has Anxiety/Panic Attacks. Prescribed Medications for treatment. I know that every doctor writes differently, but that form she held up that is not how any clinic would write it, they usually code it with numbers so it doesn't violate HIPPA. Patient Treatment - Code X#:X# - using a lot of acronyms. I was taking college classes in my Sophomore Year of High School, which I could do, I graduated early because I discovered a loop-hole in our Public School System. I'd take night school classes every semester, summer school, got all of my core classes out of the way, for someone who hated going to school, my Grandfather was like if you hate it that much Graduate Early. He even offered to pay for my classes.
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People having to fake something like Tourette's for clout is just really sad, you can't help but feel bad for the people who actually have it and were affected by this type of behavior.
Yeah, i get alot of apologies because of it??? What are y'all apologizing for.. i dont understand?? The social stress im now under because of the faker's i assume
YOUR HIM!!!
Hey, I know you from Cr1tikal’s comment sections
here before the inevitable 1k
Leaving this here before tons of people reply to this comment
"I am done advocating for tourettes" YES because faking a disorder and making it so that people who actually have it aren't believed when they say they have tourettes was SO HELPFUL!
Imagine thinking we even want her “advocacy” 🤢
Did you even watch this video u sick.
@@flamerdasher6001 It's sarcasm.
Omg PLS don’t use that awful echo sound anymore! 😖😖😖😖😖
@@flamerdasher6001 sarcasm
As someone who actually has tourette's syndrome, motor ticks, this enrages me. My condition being under represented and not well understood isn't helped by someone faking the condition for fame
Same
Yea, screw all these damned ableists.
I can imagine that people take you less seriously because of bullshit like this 😔 smh
Someone thought I had asd because I had tics (I do have asd but) they had just met me there is no reason for them to think that
Like wtf
@@jack6604 Even though they did something wrong, respect their pronouns. It says on their account they go by they/them
"Man depression is soooo mainstreamm, let me fake this one instead"
-ticsandroses
Famous last words
and every other fake illnesser on that app
i dont have tourettes, but i do have anxiety tics, and people accuse me of trying to have tourettes, which I seriously don't want. i also don't want these anxiety tics either, and I hope they go away soon. ticsandroses is a scumbag who deserved to be bullied off the internet.
As someone who is dating someone with Tourette’s, this is honestly just disgusting. For someone to treat it as a “quirk” makes me feel sick, I don’t want to imagine what my partner would feel about this. Tourette’s is NOT a quirk.
I can relate to you, this is just so sad and gross..
I've seen ALOT of people also thinking having ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia is a "quirk" And as someone with both ADHD and Dyslexia, it's disgusting.
@@sheymaaibraheem1359 its a kink
There is a new fetish for woman that have autism .
It's slowly growing.....
My boyfriend's sister has tourettes, this also makes me sad, you can really tell whether a person is faking or not :(
@@333v4 Wait what.
People have a kink, for a disorder?
That’s disgusting in every way possible
As somebody with more than noticeable Tourette’s, there are so many red flags. Tics are subconscious, so you do them without noticing. She only tics when she is not speaking, tics put a giant strain on your mind and body so she would not be smiling even if she tried if she had tics that severe, and the largest red flag besides how forced the movements were and how you are born with Tourette’s and not diagnosed at age 7 is that she has a different tic in every video, never repeating one. The truth is that the overwhelming majority of people with Tourette’s stick with one tic or multiple tics is severe, for an extended period of time. For example, I had a tic where I nodded my head every few seconds, which later turned into violently shaking my head practically nonstop. It was torture for me because of how many questions and stares I got, not to mention the migraines I would get from it. This went on for a few months until I developed a new tic and dropped that one. Luckily, my Tourette’s have calmed down quite a bit, and I am medicated to help it stay that way. Conclusion: If you’re going to try to lie to someone, do your research first to make it believable.
My older brother has tourettes and also used to shake his head when we were kids. He's also had tics where he would blink really hard, sniffle, or move his hand in a way to make it crack repeatedly. And those are just the ones I've noticed
Yes, tourettes is something that you are born with, it could be hidden until you're older. My brother has tourettes and didn't start to show symptoms until his depression started at around age 7.
@@crowcollectives No one can tell you whether you need to go to the doctor online, since we don't know you, but tics can have other causes than tourettes, most being nothing to worry about, for example I have something like tics with my amxiety
i don't have tourette's myself, but one thing that was a giant red flag to me had to do with how tics are subconscious as well. a lot of the time, you can tell she makes a small pause in talking before/after an audible "tic", and she makes faces/expressions during physical ones. real tics i've seen don't happen like this, i knew this one fairly energetic guy who had a harsh blink type tic and he would keep talking on tangents completely uninterrupted and his demeanor never changed or paused. from what i know, auditory tics are very similar, in that it just interrupts speech that immediately resumes right after. you can 100% tell that emerald pauses with a lot of tics, which means she has to *consciously think to do it.*
@@saucysacrilegious okay! thank you so much have a nice day
"I was literally bullied off the internet".
Yes, that’s the result of faking a disorder. It’s something you caused and you have to wholeheartedly accept the effects and consequences. I hope she comes out as a better person and live her life (without stretching anything, specifically lying).
Oh, I forgot that she has her pronouns. They/them. My bad.
*I hope they come out as a better person and live their life.
You can edit your comment lol, but i do I agree. I hope they grow from this mistake.
@@Crash_- "I" ....you literally just used a pronoun for yourself right there. don't act stupid
@@Crash_- You're speaking English, surely you've encountered a lesson in pronouns?
@@Crash_- I see, though, everyone uses pronouns. Me, I, they, them, she, her, his, him, he, it. These are common examples, just a quick heads up^^
You can raise awareness for Tourette’s without faking Tourette’s 😑
Fr like cancer awareness. Most people support it and most don't have cancer
@River_onpawz That's sad, I hope your grandma has a wonderful afterlife
@hairless_cat123May your grandma fly high ❤
I absolutely _love_ it when the internet comes together to fish out frauds like this.
If there's a lie involved, the internet detectives will always find it. It's a wonder anyone bothers to try and get away with it anymore.
I do too, but only for cases where the subject is clearly an asshole, like this girl. I guess it’s subjective but the line between the internet fishing out frauds and unnecessary canceling is too blurred.
Yeah! It’s ✨dramatic✨ and I love it!
Now if they’d just come together and finally go after the people faking DID (and combining other disorders to be “unique”) with “alters” they claim to have that conveniently end up being their celebrity crush or some weird anime character they like. The most cringey shit I’ve ever seen on TikTok, which says a lot.
That whole community is nothing but a bunch of people faking shit for clout thinking it’s “cute” since they get attention from it, insisting they’re all raising awareness for the disorder while claiming to totally have it … not understanding that it’s not something that’s as common as they make it out to be. It’s done nothing but hurt those who have been professionally diagnosed and dealt with DID since experiencing serious trauma (normally during their childhood). It’s incredibly fucked up.
/r/fakedisordercringe compiles a lot of it.
The good ending
“I got bullied off the internet”
Calling out someone’s bullshit isn’t “bullying”
Factsss
And by her own sister too, you know this serious truth when your own cut-off family is calling you out
I mean spitting on someone and trashing their car is bullying, not that anything they did is justified.
Bro I stg this is crazy, like if she was actually donating all of the money that she made, WHY DIDNT SHE SAY SO?!? Like she could have also advocated for Huntingtons.
@@natezy That's why they didn't say it, because they weren't donating shit 💀
As someone with Tourette's, I'm quite offended by all those people faking tourette's or just any kind of mental disorder. It's just wrong to fake having issues for clout and I hope people come to realize that. Good video man.
I'm sorry you have to deal with asshats like these, you're very strong for living with the struggles you didn't get to choose
I can understand how you feel, but (as a person without Tourette's) I find it difficult to criticize others for faking something, because we can never be 100% sure, and I would rather give support to someone who doesn't need it and is faking it than not give support to someone who I believe to not have it. Again, I can understand how you feel, and I am not trying to overpower you words with my inexperienced ones.
I have to agree with you I used to be friends with a couple people when I was younger that had tourettes, and seeing how forced this was was very offensive.
Agreed. I have Tic's myself, and when I meet people and become friends with them, I usually tell them privately because that's where I'm most comfortable. 9 times out of 10 I'll get a skeptical raised eyebrow and an eyeroll.
I'm Really Sorry To Ask, But What Is Tourette's
Faking a serious illness is one of the lowest things you could ever do.
Fr bro
And I agree
🗣
Faking an illness is an illness of itself
Yes
as someone with tourette’s i find this disgusting. it’s not “quirky” or something “cool” to have, it fucking sucks having people stare at you for something you can’t control
I know right. The way they look at you is like you're on crack or something too or they mimick you. Like they think it's funny or something.
@MysticalKO i’m not sure who you’re replying to but typically people with tourettes have both. i have a couple vocal ones but i do my motor tics more often
Right! Like I don't have tourettes, but I have family members who do. And every person I've seen with it gets frustrated when they're trying to talk or do something and they have tics. This weirdo is smiling and laughing like having tourettes is whimsical and fun.
ik and now people are doing the same with autism and adhd
I don’t even have it but it irks me to see able bodied people fake having something that literally makes peoples lives harder
You can still raise awarness for Tourette's WITHOUT faking having it. That also goes for any other disorder or disease.
But what's the point if there's no money or clout to be gained? That's why they gave up on it, it's no longer rentable
She didn’t fake for awareness. She faked it for the views. At least that’s my interpretation.
@@frankiecondon9114 agreed, as i took it the same way..
never heard of this thing and perhaps 98% of humanity has never heard of it. Tiktok is just spreading sadness. Now how do we unseen these images.
Don't you all remember the ALS Ice bucket challenge? All my friends now have motor neuron disease after doing it...so sad. /s
Seriously though, let the people who are best at representing their condition show their best character. You don't get to elect yourself ambassador of a situation that you're not involved in.
Allow me to say it louder for the people in the back: *having any type of disorder is NOT a cool, edgy, funny, or aesthetic personality trait or a cute quirk*
YES
And with a lot of these disorders and illnesses it can be painful for people who have them. So, in a way, faking a disorder/illness really looks like they're saying "yeah pain is cute n quirky!"
If someone can confidently lie about a diagnosis and say "pain is cute and a personality trait" I think they need to see a real doctor instead of the fake one who "diagnosed" them
This shit makes me v angy 🙃
Thank you, it’s debilitating. I don’t have Tourette’s I but I do have misophonia and a lot of people think I do it to be “cool” for “attention”. Couldn’t be far from the truth. It’s people like her that make it difficult for people with real disorders.
I've been diagnosed with depression and have to take Anti-depressant to properly function somewhat happily, Fucking hate people faking mental illnesses.
@@trinityskitz7929 I’m so sorry to hear that, I can’t imagine how hard it is for you. 🥺♥️
I hope things get better.
👏🏻👏🏻 As someone who's diagnosed with few mental illness it's frustrating to see that people take it that way. Because of those problems I will never be able to do the job that I'd like to do, I can't go partying because the medication that i take make me nauseas when I smell/drink alcohol. It's not fun, it will never be fun.
“Living in shame of being different”. That line from her apology seriously pisses me off. She lied and got called out for it, nobody is on her ass for “being different”
It makes me feel so bad for people who actually have conditions like this being impersonated by selfish people chasing clout
What conditions? Internet has bred conditioned idiocy in the last decade. The best cure for all these freaks would be shovel and to sweat beneath the sun from dawn till dusk until they are all cured. Hard work and sun cures all this very quickly. Their parents and rich countries they are lucky to reside in spoiled them way too much. Non existent father figures during their growing, almost certanly no good use of belt which is the best tool to raise children since it's inception has raised these weak useless individuals who would get eaten alive in the real world.
What do you expect from a non binary person
Like me I have Tourette’s
@@idontmakecontent4870 that’s fucked up
Same like for a youtuber that actually has tourettes which is Ethan Klein from h3h3
She’s got a lot of nerve to say she was bullied off the internet and completely neglecting to mention the part about her lying and faking a disorder
is it she or they?
“OH YOU DON’T SAY? YOU FAKED SOMETHING AND GOT BULLIED?” -Anyone who knew the gig is up
@@pani3610 they
@@evilsmileyface you are helping nobody here
you don't deserve any respect either
but this is probably a bait anyways
@@tryxdc Absolutely bait.
For me, I feel like the biggest sign she was faking it was her laughing at her tics. People who live everyday with it learn to live with it and try their best to keep going about their day not trying to bring too much attention to it. But when you see her laughing at her own tics like it’s a funny joke, you can tell from right there she hasn’t lived with it.
they use they/them! ur so right tho, the laughing shows how they think tics r a joke :/
@@__-ic4di She is faking her pronouns for clout too. Trans identities shouldn’t be treated like costumes just like Tourette’s is not a joke.
Use her real pronouns, she/her.
@@__-ic4di Please grow a pair. We literally have a pandemic going on, people dehumanising us byfaking disorders, and a war going on in Ukraine.
Caring about someone's pronouns they put in their Twitter bio is the least of anyone's concerns.
Sweet Anita laughs at some of her tics at times, granted it's often when she tics something completely obnoxious
@@__-ic4di fake pronouns too. SHE uses She/Her pronouns when she's unaware. Thus she did all that for clout.
As someone who has this disorder, I despise when people like this fake what we actually have. It's insulting and embarrassing. It's one of the worst things you can fake and lie about having.
POO
As someone who has been diagnosed with Tourette’s from a very young age watching these TikTok’s is so infuriating. You can just tell how forced it is. Faking a disorder/mental illness of any kind is just a scummy thing to do.
I had it for longer then i could remember
@@legendarywiimaster the problem with seeing ppl tic is that i feel the need to start whatever they do and its so annoying
The worst thing about it, is that she’s not the only person. Some people on tiktok are still faking tourettes and PD for views/clout/a trend
yep. only innocent 12-14 yr olds got influenced by her probably.
@@Hotpotatogal hi quick question just to educate myself
What does PD stand for ?
When I look it up it doesn’t show anything that would make sense
This is pretty terrible in my opinion. As someone who genuinely has Tourette's and has dealt with the symptoms for 30+ years, I'm so disappointed that some people see it as some kind of ticket to success. It really takes away from the people out there who battle with mental health issues every single day, and don't get the luxury of turning it off once the video feed ends. I'm glad this person was held accountable for their choices, and maybe they'll learn a little something about what preaching compassion and tolerance really means.
Idk if you can get rid of tourettes somehow but if u can get better soon
Me too 😤😤😤
Look on the bright side, you can start a Tik Tok
She
@@Nathan-rb3qp They
Shitting on a person who completely deserves it by one of RUclips's most informative channels for 13 minutes straight?
Now that's quality content. 👏
q
What a scumbag, well i guess what do i expect?
It's tiktok.
now thats an fact.
Yes indeed
Agreed
My sister is doing similar stuff as this girl. Literally claims she has a gambit of issues ailing her, hears someone else has a disorder and finds a way to put herself in that diagnosis…. She’s become difficult to take seriously as she constantly claims to be dealing with this issue and that issue when she has no formal diagnosis from a doctor at all…. It’s a symptom of the generation she’s grown up in, the more disabled you are the more proud you can be of yourself for dealing with said disability…. It’s pretty sad really, they use these “disorders“ for attention and the words of inspiration from others who know nothing of the fake behind it
I have to ask, is she white? I feel like if she wasn't, that would become something else she would go on about.
I find this trend very annoying. When people say they are "neuro diverse," I ask, "oh yeah, what's your diagnosis?" As someone who was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome over a decade ago, I'll be glad when this trend passes.
Not something you should ever joke about
I hate how much people are so desperate for clout that they'll go overboard and fake serious and real disorders that cause people who actually suffer to feel like their voices are unheard,
She might have Munchausen syndrome
I’m a psychiatric nurse and I’m absolutely positive, that is not a professional note. The terminology is not professional by any means. We don’t call patients “lady” we refer to them as patient/client/sex/pronouns. For example… “patient is a 27yr old female” “she is left handed, and presents with yadayadayada..”
There's a ton of variation in the notes between providers, especially if English isn't their first language. I do agree that "patient is a 27yr old female" is the typical start of a note, but the HPI wording here doesn't definitively tell us anything.
Its crazy how instead of checking everything over and making sure she wrote everything correctly, she decided to give herself a little ego-boost by going with the "She is an amazing, left-handed young lady" route
I’ve literally been called lady in a medical document by my doctor… the world doesn’t revolve around your experiences..
Yeah, my psychiatrist tends to scribble stuff and give to me. I kinda need to take it to professionals to decipher it then take it to whoever i need to. The things written don’t include a full description of who I am, just what the doctors orders are in medical terms. It looks like this: మమమసనతనదపజపయనసనజవజనతమతుససబడనడనృనృుృిస్స్సైసైసాసీతీజైడనక
off topic but i love ur first name
As a man who grew up with severe facial tics, I could tell she was faking it from the very beginning, but could hardly say anything because a good chunk of my friends not only knew of her, but _believed her_ as well. Super frustrating to watch. Glad she's finally been brought to justice.
What was the dead give away for you if I may ask ? I don’t have the condition but from what Iv seen these fakers always enter there physical tics too softly as if on a subconscious level there trying to prevent pulling a muscle or injuring themselves , where as with genuine sufferers Iv noticed it looks almost painful when they tick , like they must constantly be dealing with muscle pulls because of the harsh jerking that they don’t even expect
Well I'll be damned - it's slender man!
You need new friends. If you can't speak truth within your own circle then you need a new circle because that's toxic. Just my 2 cents my friend.
tickin every .5 seconds bs
@@TheAnimefool It's kind of hard to explain without actually seeing or experiencing it real-time, but best way I can put it is there was a very clear lack of what I call "automatic movements". Hers looked scripted, as in she knew what was going to happen and reacted/prepared for it. Real tics look almost (and sometimes are) painful, like watching a body in a small car accident. As far as verbal tics, that's a little harder to outright explain, but if you watch example of people who genuinely have the syndrome (SweetAnita is a good example), you can see the differences.
"I was bullied off the internet"
I was literally bullied for actually having tourettes. It really bothers me that something I suffered for has now become a trendy thing for people to gain off of.
Edit: I'm happy for all this support. It's nice to see that most people aren't like what I experienced in school. And I'm happy to know most people mature over time. If you get bullied in school, try not to hold it over them, it'll be healthier for you and them if you learn to leave it in the past.
Dont let scumbags thinking there cool for acting mentaly ill, there morons
That's why I don't tell anyone, and leave whenever I start ticcing, cuz everyone thinks ur just a spaz. And its people like her that cause these stereotypes.
I feel so fucking bad for you
These frauds are fucking disgustang
right
Kids are cruel and lots of them make fun of others to make themselves feel better. I don't know too many people that weren't bullied at least a bit in school.
I am genuinely shocked that people would go this low for clout
like this is genuinely hard to watch
I'm not
It's an illness itself having the need to fake an illness for attention
I'm not surprised at all. Welcome to the internet, where likes and views matter more than anything else.
An ex girlfriend of mine had mild Tourette’s, and it plagued her every day. She had severe OCD on top of it all. So the random outbursts would drive her insane, and make it 20 times worse. There were times where she would end up having full panic attacks and meltdowns because of uneven out bursts or messes made by a physical tic. It is a horrible, horrible thing for anyone to go through, and I don’t know why this person thought it would be cool or quirky to pretend they had. I don’t know if it was to gain sympathy and traction for the business they had, either way it’s gross and exploitative.
I completely agree. I hate people who use severe disorders and diseases to promote their businesses and gain attention from others. This person clearly doesn't know what they are doing, or they do, and just think it's funny to do so.
I have ocd on top of tourettes too
Tho it's not nearly as bad as that and she has my condolences
Dang, sounds like a rough combination!
ok
@@clv3d ok
It's beyond me that TikTok managed to make mental illness and depression into a personality traits
Man teenage girls have been doing that since 2012
it started with ""i feel like a gir today"and now its "I feel like having a disease today"
@Trinity M I don't "just" hate teenager girls I hate everything and before you start using big words to make your point look more valid atleast have a quote or something to back it up instead of just throwing those words out there
@@Shitphototaker69 💀💀 “I don’t just hate teenage girls I hate everyone” big mood biggg mood
@Trinity M teenage girl detected
People with Tourette’s don’t often smile about their ticks as it can be quite annoying and at times, painful.
For real, I've seen people break down in tears after their ticks, this is an awful disorder.
I mean who would want to do something that they don't wanted to do repetedly? like SweetAnita, every ticks she had are all vulgar words, who would wanted to unintentionally say d*ck and f*ck every 5 seconds?
@@xyre8443 I would
@@xyre8443 The worse I hear there are muscle movements causing extreme fatigue and pain not even letting people sleep. It is so rough. The medications involve muscle relaxers which makes it impossible to drive and hard to do stuff that requires focus.
I have Tourette's, and I laugh about them all the time. I have a pretty severe form with constant swearing, and sentence long tics. A lot of the time I laugh because if I don't I'll cry from frustration, but a lot of the time that I'm with friends while ticcing, I don't mind making jokes about it.
I'm in my 40s and left-handed, and I can assure you that doctors don't make a note of that in your files. I've spent my entire life telling medical professionals ahead of a shot or blood draw that I'm left-handed because if I don't, I'll automatically get a needle in my left arm.
I've never had to tell a medical professional what my dominant side was, they just looked for the best vein. If your dominant hand is incapacitated by a blood draw you need to see a doctor for waaaaaaaaaay more than being left-handed.
do you really have issues with your arm after a blood raw? some vaccines can have reactions but if your arm feels numb or weak or whatever after a blood draw you should look for medical attention
Yeah I think you got some other issues
Imagine faking tourettes for profit and clout, getting found out, and then playing victim. 🤦🏻♂️
People like this always double down. No honor, sense of right or wrong, or shame.
Female nature 101
@@cansee0 no lmao this is the left at work mate.
@@Mr-ri8nv Nah this is the right at work and that's a fact
@@DurpenHeimer bruh nice bait comment 😂😂😂
As a person who actually has Tourettes, I’m glad you covered this. I don’t understand why some people fake disorders or pain for attention.
You answered your own question. It's for attention. Perhaps they have Munchausen syndrome.
Unfortunately, we live in an era where the most easiest way to get famous is with lies and absolutely disgusting acts, like overeating, fake giveaways and... faking of diseases.
They probably have a disorder. Have you heard of Kelly Ronahan? She is now a double amputee because of her Münchhausens disease. It's nasty.
@@timo1949 Yeah, they do. It's ASD, attention seeking disorder.
You understand, it's about money
As matpat once researched: Liars tend to over exaggerate their illness.
This. They think if they don't go hard, that they wont be believed, and that's what in the end makes them less believable.
A Film Theory or Game theory or food THEORY
By any chance do you know where thats from?
@@no_damage5905 I think it was one of the Dori theories over at Film Theory
@@Binchanareangels or a FOOD THEORY
My brother had Huntington disease he was diagnosed with it in his early 30’s and was gone by the time he was 43 , it is a debilitating disease that causes the brain cells to die leaving them unable to speak at all after a while unable to move or function and is very painful . She would be bedbound by now .
Damn, I’m sorry to hear that. I’m sure your brother was a cool guy
"I have been bullied off of the internet."
No, lady, you were shamed off of the internet.
edit: someone replied saying, and I quote, "she's non-binary" then deleted it after everyone told them how hilariously stupid they are for saying "she." This wasn't a troll; a troll wouldn't have deleted the reply.
@Gucci Pane "She's" Rofl
@@interloper4687 He He
@Gucci Pane Dude really said she right after 💀
@Gucci Pane what word are we supposed to use, just curious
@@jojosmitho304 i dont think he or she is serious, the comment used "she" right after rofl. well at least i hope so
I've had tourettes for about 7 years now. In junior high I met a friend, who thought it would be a funny way to grab the attention of our peers. When it worked she claimed she had them through out highschool. And when it wasn't grabbing attention anymore she moved onto schizophrenia :))))
I absolutely hate people like this, and the second I saw it, I knew it
Ayo that's horrible wtf
Honestly I forgot people like those existed :/
Sounds to me that the only mental disorder your friend had was attention seeking disorder.
The same can be said with all those ppl claiming they have depression and bipolar disorder. I'm willing to bet less than 50% are actually clinically diagnosed and more like emotionally self diagnosed.
back in highschool one of my classmates had a really violent tic where one of his legs would suddenly kick up while he hunches and covers his face. It was so bizarre. Another one got paranoid schizophrenia and thought the things on the walls were cameras and they could hear the people on the other end?? just all of the sudden one day they'd look at and talk to christmas decorations and leftover thumbtacks on the wall in an accusatory tone. I'd think they were faking if they didn't look so scared and unhinged. It's not fun and I don't get why people would fake mental illnesses.
This reminds me of my dad
He would fake mental/physical disorders to get attention
It was also to manipulate me
Now that i look back at those times it was really obvious
He would be like "omg im so depressed i tried to commit suicide so many times, i should have died, i want to murder people im so quirky and insane"
Or he be like
"Im so sick i have cancer, my stomach got ripped appart i can barely eat, im handicapped, im sooo much of a cripple"
Then he be doing shit like, telling me to kill myself, say that depressed and mentally ill people are fucking [Insert R-slur] and that they're just weak and should beat their illnesses, and he would smoke like 3 packs a week and do drugs
Oh, did i mention he's 60?
He's been doing this forever
Fucking attention seeker
Tourette's usually worsens with anxiety so the fact she had no tics when she made what would have been a very stressful video at the end there speaks volumes on its own.
Right, I was thinking those past vids aren't much of a proof for this exact reason - maybe it got worse at some point. But this last video should've been full of ticks.
The way they at the end then still go "yeah but despite having a clinical diagnosis." Really made it go from feeling kind of bad for them to losing all sympathy for them.
The big factor is stress. especially when I teach him and it has time limit, that's triggering him. It's sad to watch him ticking, and always comes something "new". It's started a little before he turned 6y old. He has ADHD along with it, so he has behavioral issues too, children don't want to play with him. He can be annoying and easily getting annoyed if someone not nice with him or he has to wait for what he wants. Has anger issues too.
plus the fact that they said they were ashamed of and hid their tourettes as a child, the stress of holding back tics (especially as a 6 year old) would've brought them out even more and made it a million times more visible to their family. their sister would've noticed
@@rat-gang- What I see on my son, a 6y old comfortable doing the tics at home, not holding it back. so especially at home should be noticable. Somewhat they holding back only at public places, but a 6y old (mine 8yold) unable to hold it back 100% in public. In my opinion only adult with T's able to control/ hide it somewhat.
I hate peoples who fake it. It takes away the credibility of people with actual tics. I have tics - not Tourette’s, tics are much less severe - and even then they are exhausting. I can’t even imagine how hard it is for people with Tourette’s syndrome and it’s so frustrating to see tiktokers come along and try to make it a fandom. It’s not a fun quirk, it’s a disability and should be respected just like other disabilities should be respected. Also reminder that people with tics or Tourette’s don’t always tic 24/7. For me it happens when I am stressed or tired. If you’ve met one person with tics you’ve met one person with tics.
Man that's suck I hope you're ok
The fact this is normalized and happens weekly is honestly pretty sad.
Reminds me of the act of Valor phase
The way she pretended is so cringe, even my hiccup is more believable
@@lunix3259 cringe cringe
fr shits actually painful to see
My son has tourettes!! I've watched him struggle for the last ten years since he was 8 yrs old with uncontrollable and embarrassing tics that has truly affected his life. How someone could fake tourettes is absolutely disgusting...I am just sitting here appalled and honestly sick to my stomach.
Wow unbelievable!!! I've watched my son tic so much that he would get pain in his neck muscles. He would cry a lot when he was younger because kids at school made fun of his condition.
When his tics came out as vocal (profanity) the entire 5th grade had to be taught about tourettes syndrome before my son was allowed to attend. Some people have NO idea about the kind hell this condition has put on so many.
I am sorry for your son and I will for him for you. I hope that the tics can get better I don't know if they can go away but I hope that your son can or has made friends and that people would be nice to him. Have a good day and thus is optional if you are not Christian but tell him that even if he is alone God still cares for him and loves him even if he has any illnesses God does not care. And if it makes you feel any better my brother has polymicrogyria so he cannot hear and his bones are weak thus forms more problems than imaginable but with the use of good doctors and helping stretch him if we held him up he could walk short distances to the other side of the room and my one parent would start with him and the other would catch him at the end so if he can overcome it than I believe that your son can to. I hope you a great rest of your day.
I'm sorry for your son, I forgot these kind of people existed, I'm slowly believing that Thanos is a good guy 🤦
the fact she used "i have brought so much attention and awareness to Tourette's and helped people with it see a doctor" as an excuse for her actions is so delusional, she thinks she needs to have tourettes in order to help people or how helping people negates from the fact she only attention and sympathy. iv met a couple of girls with her personality type very self absorbed and no shame or guilt
I’m so so sorry for your son and I really hope it gets better. Stay strong! I’m just a teen and i don’t know what i would do if my future child had tics or any type of disorder/disability. It really disgusts me to know that people fake these disorders for clout. STAY STRONG! 💜💜😊😊💕💕🥰
I hope your son has an easier time of things soon. If it helps, I knew a kid with Tourette’s in high school and nobody, absolutely nobody bullied him for it. He was a cool, nice, smart kid, and nobody cared about the tics at all. Hopefully your son finds this type of situation instead of bullying, kids can be so cruel
What makes the situation even worse is that she didn't even apologize. Instead of just admitting she was in the wrong and realizing that faking a disorder for views and money is disgusting, she was basically like "Ok fine you won. I'm done advocating for Tourettes. You bullied me off the internet, it's your fault and now I'm going to (involuntarily) donate all the money to show everyone how good of a person I am. Are you happy now? Now leave me alone pls"
I think she truly believed she was the victim an didn't owe any apologies. That may be a mental disorder in itself. Narcissism.
She's playing the victim 😂 She’s trying to guilt her audience into feeling bad for her when she’s the one who lied to everyone 🤔🤷♀️
@@v_doll It was proven multiple times in this very comment section she was faking the bio. She described herself as a lady multiple times and used she/her in the letter she forged.
@@v_doll ...didn't Demi Lovato go back to using female pronouns?
@@scpfilechildrenbarrow2212 Yep, but when she first came out people were using whatever pronouns they wanted while making fun of her for her ET show
“I was bullied off the internet”
You weren’t bullied you faked a disorder and was punished for it
Exactly what I thought. She actually deserved worse
“Actually it’s we’re 🤓”
@@accountlol7409 lol. Don't try playing nerd again, you're no good at it.
@@accountlol7409 let me help you out
It's actually were
@@accountlol7409 We're means we are "you we are bullied" doesn't make sense but weren't means were not example being: me and my friends WERE studying yesterday
were meaning the past tense of be like we will BE studying today (present) we WERE studying today (past).
You were not bullied would make sense even if the context does not.
Next time see if the word is used correctly and don't correct someone if you're wrong it makes you look like a fool.
The fact that she was giggling and smiling when she'd get "ticks" infuriates me. I've seen people with genuine Touretts struggle with their condition and ticks were extremely bothersome if not painful. For her to be smiling in the face of people who actually have this condition while faking her ticks is unbelievable and disgusting. Then she had the gaul to pull the pity card by saying "I was bullied off the internet". She was the bully. She was preying on the people who actually have Touretts and making money off of them by messing around on camera and laughing at her lies. Glad the account she was using to make money off of her lies was taken from her
I have ET and sometimes I cannot even eat in public. I had a tremor episode the last time I was at an airport, and people looked at me like I was crazy. On the internet everything is beautiful, in real life people treat you badly for your differences.
I've seen people smile and giggle at their tics.
THEY*
I was thinking and feeling exactly this as I was watching it.
@Domcelicious exactly, they th- shut up
you're assigned with the gender you were born witg
Newsflash: "bullying" isn't the same as "checking out the backstory"
She even said “Regardless of the fact that I have a clinical diagnosis”. The diagnosis that the whole internet worked together to show that its a fraud
That's just the victim mentality at work
@@Gr1m_laden_7 exactly
@@markbautista1631 Say hi to Dave for me!
Kim Garam stans need to hear this
i love how sunny never tells us to sub yet we love him, so naturally he has 3m subs. sunny, internet anarchist and penguinz0 are the gigachads of youtube.
My girlfriend has Tourette’s and seeing how it frustrates her when she drops something or knocks something over involuntarily, breaks my heart. So to see this is just disgusting. Glad she got caught on her shit and lost her account, thanks for exposing her historian!
My girl friend also has Tourette’s and when I met her I felt bad because I never heard of Tourette’s before until I met her 7 months ago when I started 8th grade and it makes me sick that people fake mental illness for attention:( what a shit world we live in
You guys are gentlemen not even gonna lie. I wish I could say the same but I’m honestly thinking no one wants me because of my tics. I hate how people look at me in public when I have a stressful moment and my tics getting really extreme. At least I am really lucky that I don’t have the swearing. Which yes, is in fact possible.
damn, my condolences.
I really don't understand the appeal of capitalizing off of the pain and torment that someone else has to deal with on a daily basis. I was born lucky enough to know how to act honorably, making situations like this cringy in the best cases and abhorrent at standard. I wish you and your gf the best, and God bless.
Edit: good lord ig i must be tired because the spelling mistakes made me look like a 3rd grader lol
I’m sorry man that sucks I must suck even more for her because she sees these pathetic losers do anything for attention…wishing y’all the best :)
It literally wasn't their job to do tick awareness videos, they took the spot of someone who would have needed all the support and who ACTUALLY has ticks. Them saying they did it for a good cause is straight up bullshit.
This woman is a chad
Imagine having a syndrome where you moan every once in a while
@@bennelong8451 respect pronous bro, they're awful but still
@@k4veesh hahaha
@@k4veesh Chxd?
Hey, i have Tourette’s and i wanted to input a few things. What they did is not cool, and it was proven other ways, so i’m not saying this video is wrong, but i did wanna input that assuming someone’s faking solely based on how long they go without having a tic is extremely problematic. It’s more of a spectrum, some people do have them constantly but in most cases people can go hours or even days without a tic. And it fluctuates. I can go a whole day without a tic, and other days i have them much worse. I was accused of faking for years until people realized (after 6 damn years) that i wasn’t. And that’s how it goes for most of us.
TLDR// if you don’t have Tourette’s and are not a doctor, please don’t go around accusing people of faking it. (Even though some people do fake it, like this case.)
Yes, it's unpredictable, but isn't it SO WEIRD that every time she's on camera, she has MULTIPLE tics PER SECOND? People like her piss me off so much.
@@useraccount333 I think that’s the point tho, people shouldn’t go around necessarily pointing fingers on who has it and who doesn’t based on video lengths & amount of tics at every case. And while in this case it might have been a hint to being fake there was more to it that others could decipher showing that duration/periods of absence of tics are not good indicators to call out every person. Much like any mental disorder or similar neurodivergences people online can’t make guesses because they saw 5 minute long clips and each video had different attributes showcased at different lengths, and calling people out for faking it solely with this as a case is not only harmful but rude meaning if you think someone is faking it you’ll need far more solid evidence than just how long they’ve gone without showing a certain trait.
Yes it is so fing good to hear someone say this I have friends that literally baby it’ll take every minute for an hour and then the rest the day they won’t tic at all it’s such a spectrum and fluctuates so much and no one has a right to say you’re faking based on your duration I know friends that have even struggled with this in diagnosis because sadly some people in the medical profession arent even educated. Personally I tic from my ptsd and anxiety and you have no idea how many times people have said that I am trying to fake Tourette’s when I constantly tell people that I don’t and ticing is a symptom not the whole mental disorder . Also since PTSD can cause tics and causes my tics I couldn’t even get diagnosed if I wanted to which obviously I don’t because I do not have it. I really wish people actually educated on the topic instead of just going around calling people fakers it is so sad and disheartening that someone would fake this and it is terrible and it pisses me off but also the duration of Tics is no way of showing truly anything you can never know anyone’s life from what’s on the Internet. I am happy she got caught and stopped as it was the case this time but it’s not the case every time. And it’s truly hard and I can’t even imagine how many people saw this video who may possibly have Tourette’s and haven’t been diagnosed because how sporadic or unfrequent it happens Who were probably set back i’m realizing they struggle with this mental disorder and getting the help/support they need. I truly wish you the best and I hope you have a good support system I am so sorry for what you have to go through💗
Exactly!!!
I have Tourette’s syndrome and yes!!!! I can have months with very mild ticking and then go back to really bad ticking.
Tourette’s was referred to as a “mental illness” a few times,but it’s actually a nurological disorder
Fr Bro like theirs a difference between mental illness and mental disorders 💀🙏
I will never understand why someone would fake having Tourette’s it’s a neurological disorder that makes it so hard for people
Attention and sympathy points, plus some people think it's "quirky" to fake it alongside DID. It's disgusting
Clout and money lol
Real disabled people tend to brush down their disabilities not plaster them all over the internet
They think its a personality. They’re so privileged that they have to fake something that don’t have or aren’t ever going to have so they seem “quirky” or “different” and a small chunk of the crazy side of the lgbtq who thinks being apart of it is a personality like to fake DID and have their “alters” all be non binary and genderqueer etc etc. they treat it like a dress up game.
A lot of people think who they are isnt intersting enough so they lie to sound more instersting to others imo
Money and attention, isn’t that hard to understand
When She laughed about almost POKING HER OWN EYE OUT WITH MULTIPLE SHARP OBJECTS it’s just an immediate “this is fake” flag. Someone with a tick that dangerous would never be allowed to be alone for their own safety, in some kind of treatment, ANYTHING but filming it and laughing about it.
And I also wonder how many people with Tourette's are allowed to drive. I remember watching a youtuber who has it (the name escapes me at the moment) and I don't think she can drive because it would be too dangerous.
@a disappointment don’t care
@@Crime_Mime The girl (youtuber/streamer) you're referring to is Sweet Anita, maybe? She did a stream/video (don't remember) where she tried to drive on a course or something along those lines...
@a disappointment you are wrong, it's a fat/fatty..
@@Jorsk3n You're right, that was her name. Thanks for reminding me
My brother has Tourette’s, he feels like he can’t do anything and got bullied every single day for it. This is disgusting.
I feel sad of you ;(
I feel bad for your brother, damn those bullies
I’m so sorry that’s happened to your brother bullies are so disgusting :(
@@dankanator2751 u should feel bad for the brother lmao
Uh I know this is wrong but they are nonbinary and they use they/them pronouns just a reminder
These are the type of people that expect you to write heart felt apologies and cancel yourself off the internet yet when it's their turn to do the same, they refuse, make apologies that aren't even apologies, act like they're the victim and refuse to cancel themselves and go about having an online alias.
Tik Tok is the stage 3 melanoma of social media
Yeah btw nice new video
God these bots
@@dudster_ Yeah it’s been getting really out of hand lately
Your funny as shit heyzeus
@@nicanonn6840 idk if that's supposed to be a compliment lmao
They literally just fulfilled every Tourette's stereotype and called it awareness.
Same goes with people who fake having body dysmorphia or soft ball it with "gender queer". Its todays goth/emo. It is completely unsurprising to me that someone who would fake Tourettes would also call themselves gender non-bianry for easy, unchallengeable victim points.
yes why would she act like shes a mental condition. i have myself brain damage because of a stroke i had as kid that resulted in cp,tremors and depression. i hate when people say oh your happy your not depressed or saying you cant have a stroke because only old people can get it. people like that and her in video maybe have to spent a week with a person with tourrette or condition that they fake to see how hard life is with it
@@TJ-bu9zk To be fair, genderqueer and non-binary are definitely real. While it can be faked - and given their track record, it may be in this case - it's not always the case.
Edit: the fact their sister used 'they/them' while exposing everything else as lies seems to suggest that part's real.
@@Handles_be_dumb No, the sister choosing to use Them is a great example of how the narrative can never be questioned. All someone has to do is say they are something and *poof* you have to fall in line without question or face the mob's wrath. Tourettes is a medical condition with a diagnosis. Those others, well, all you have to do is say you are and therefore you are. So questioning or challenging is not allowed.
@@TJ-bu9zk I mean, gender dysphoria is also a medical condition with a diagnosis. But I do get your point, there are distinct differences.
Ah yes the victim card. “I was bullied off” also known as I was caught doing stupid shit.
Also also known as "I was caught doing stupid shit and I don't want to admit my actions were wrong, so it's all your fault"
Bwabbery
these tiktokers has a problem
“But your honor, some people sent me death threats”
they were quite literally caught in 4k smh
It's very very important to call out such clowns who fake illnesses and destroy their brand... Well done
While it's fairly obvious that they were faking it, I feel like it's important to clarify that tics are a spectrum. Everyone who has it tics at a different frequency every day. I have a friend who is diagnosed with Tourette's and every time we hang out they have a different frequency of the amount that they tic.
Truth
thank youuu. seeing media like this makes me doubt the validity of my diagnosed tic disorder because it’s usually so generalized that i have to stop and think about the fact that i can go days without a single tic or think about them and they get worse or the fact that things in my environment can and do very much impact the tic that i have in that moment and remind myself that it’s still real and i’ve never faked a tic before.
@@cookiecat1317 I thought i was the only one that tics when i think about them omg !!
@Batman The I did say that
@@cookiecat1317 If it's diagnosed, by like, a doctor, it's legit
I remember when r/fakedisordercringe was constantly keeping us updated on this situation. We were all absolutely gobsmacked that someone was so adamant about having a disorder they obviously didn’t suffer from only to get called out by family. An absolutely trip to witness happening every week
The fact that people faking disorders is so frequent that a subreddit like that exists makes me so unhappy.
@@pillgrimm The fact that Reddit users are mostly people who have 90+ self-diagnosed mental disorders in their Twitter bios and point the finger is endlessly funny to me. It's like hipsters calling others hipsters, or the same Reddit fools going on 4chan accusing others of being "redditors" like the use of that word doesn't immediately identify them as one. Reddit people are two-faced scumbags. They point the finger to distract from the 50 pointing at them. That's left-leaning groups in general. They slowly push out rational people till it's nothing but permanently-offended drama addicts. Every single time.
@@pillgrimm Well, it appears I have been corrected en mass.
r/fakingdisorders is a horrible subreddit that has genuinely ruined people’s images online and slandered people to hell, not to mention all the death threats. they have done way more harm than good and do not deserve anyone’s praise 💛
@@NeroPawz I've been seeing absolutely infuriating comments claiming they can tell tics are fake just by looking at them. It pisses me off because even if the person is faking it, there's no way you can tell based on their tics.
All these people who don't know anything about tourettes confidently claiming they can just tell.
Professionally explained, Sunny. Keep it up.
@@yomama3832 oh mah god bruh hell nah what the fuck man who invited this kid get yo auhauhauh brbrbrbrb
So true
Imagine one day sunny gets exposed lmao
👍
@CloudFinesseGang 92 idk but it would be ironic
She literally thinks she can fake tourettes, like Cartman
When all we really wanted was Assburgers
I love how she gaslights people in her “apology” to her sister. Pathetic
They use they/them pronouns
@@N3N3pqra no
Agreed. I like how she ends with she’s spending more time on her religious group, but surely, as the old song goes, isn’t it a sin to tell a lie? 😂
@@N3N3pqra She is faking those pronouns for clout.
@@kimmiewise1044 that part.
The sister was so graceful even though she and her family were cut off and what does ticsandroses do? Paint the sister and the rightful critics as ableist monsters who silenced them. What a clown.
they
@@bruhman12 dude, they literally referred to the shitbag as "them". The "She" in that sentence is about Jade, the sister.
@@vertigowl its getting hard to know how many people are involved with ticsandroses because people keep using they/them god cant we go back to the time people use gender pronouns
@@xrefed Because people are more comfortable being called other things. I may not understand why, but it doesn't take much effort to call them whatever they want. so why not?
@@bruhman12 it's a woman
As a person who suffers from tourettes, I feel extremly offended. It's been a thing since I was born and always made everything so much harder than needed.
No offense here, would you mind if you let me know what are some of your tics?
@ThePotatoMan Jesus Christ man. Makes me feel even more hatred for that woman. I’m so sorry people are faking your disorder like this. And that last sentence is a sentence that nobody should have to write because we should know how to act like decent fucking humans.
People that fake Tourette’s infuriate me so much for this exact reason. It fantasizes/makes light of something that seriously impacts people’s lives and raises unneeded suspicion around people that actually have it. I’m so sorry that this person did something like this.
@ThePotatoMan I don't know you but I feel led to give you a long hug. I'm sorry that you have a hard time and I'm even more mad at these fakers
For real, I knew it was fake as soon as she laughed about it. I don't have tics so I can't really say anything, but I know someone who does, and whenever they get their tics they look like they're about to cry.
my brother used to have some type of tic disorder when he was little where he would blurt out vulgar words in school. the school psychologist and administration didn't understand it, and it got him in a lot of trouble to a point where cps showed up at our house to investigate us. it is true that awareness about these types of disorders is important for reasons like this, but this is, for obvious reasons, absolutely not the way to do it. they are not to be made light of. honestly part of me is disgusted and part of me is amused, because she deserves all the shame and embarrassment she brought upon herself.
I've met a few people with Tourettes. One had the rare kind where they cuss constantly. I always felt bad for them. They can't help it and they can't control it. They want nothing more than for the tics to go away. The idea that someone would want to fake such a debilitating condition is really messed up.
It's the same with people that are sad saying their depressed.
Problem is with every illness people love to leech of it for attention so they feel more special never considering what people with the disease actually go through daily.
We have a huge issue with people faking cancer lately over here and it's disgusting.
I’m not sure how right I am with this (Please correct me if I’m wrong) but I saw a few people have the argument that people who have tics don’t really laugh it off like it’s nothing like you mention. Most tend to be frustrated because they can’t get what they want to say across. Some can laugh it off with their family because they understand the tics, but most people they meet in public won’t.
@@nicholasxhindolli667 They feel embarrassed by their condition especially in public. Many of them avoid going out because they don't want people to stare. It's really sad.
@@shepherdrm8486 if I were depressed I would want no one to know
The fact that she makes a thing of filming her tics on the scale she does already tells me everything tbh
This is beyond awful. Imagine those that know them personally and how this affects them, especially their family. I find it sad and I’m disgusted by such actions but respect to all the internet sleuths on this one. They went IN.
He had no right to misgender them tho
@@BanTheKat she fakes having this condition and you think its also okay to fake being a boy or girl? ahahha
@@Kriptickhaos just because someone is a shitty person, doesnt mean you have the right to misgender them
@@Kriptickhaos You sound ridiculous
@@test-zg4hv the freedom of speech argument sounds cancerous in that context, respect is also a human right and gendering someone correctly 100% applies to that
"I was literally bullied off the internet"
Yeah well some people deserve to be
Having been bullied for actually having tourettes, i could not agree more, she is a problem.
Very true
No one deserves to be Bullied off the internet. Yes faking a metal illness is Absolutely bottom of the barrel, That doesn’t and will never mean they deserve to be told “Kill yourself” or “Leave no one needs you”
@@-voided2580 are you defending this person? Goofy ahh
@@KingJacob105 who said i was defending them? It made me sick what they did but it wont ever give anyone the right to tell anyone to “Kill themself.”
As someone with Tourette’s (simple tics), this is so ignorant and insensitive. Tics put so much strain on you not just physically but mentally, and it’s something that me and so many other people have to deal with on a day to day basis. People like her just add to the misconception that Tourette’s is ONLY complex tics (involuntary movement, shouting, etc.), when there’s people who struggle with smaller tics that still put SO much strain on the body. Overall, there needs to be a raise of awareness about all aspects of Tourette’s as it is something that should be taken seriously and not used for clout!!
As a person with actual Tourette's syndrome I can confirm that this video is 100%, legitimate, valid and a big W for exposing people faking disabilities
chad Eazy E fan
@@kai228 yes
Notice how she never talked about the pain of it all? I don't have tourettes but i have autistic tics, and I get a massive headache everyday from minor face twitches. If she really had tourettes the pain would cross her mind everyday
@@nottodaynint.nottoday2235 They, not she.
While there are connections w tic disorders and autism, autism itself does not present w tics. Please be careful abt spreading misinformation!
@@JimmyTheRussell i got my "misinformation" from my psychiatry institution, I hope you got your information there too or somewhere equally reliable?
As someone with OCD since 5, I think the whole obsession with these comes from ignorance of the superstition and the famous myth: "people with disorders tend to be more intelligent than average".
My cousin has ADHD, and I have seen my mother several times proudly tell others about my cousin that "he is intelligent because of it". And when I told my friends that I had OCD, they were a little envious, saying that it was a "trait" often associated with geniuses. In spite of the fact that I have been ruined by ocd for most of my life.
People are too blind. Don't romanticize.
Romanticism of disorders is definitely dangerous. In my case, I am autistic. Some of the most famous examples of autistic people depict us as being socially awkward geniuses. For me, it caused many behavioral issues as a child and makes it difficult for me to perform certain tasks because of sensory issues. Sure, I'm intelligent, but I'm no Sheldon Cooper. Disorders really need more accurate representation in the media so people can come to better understand how they affect our lives.
The number of people I have met that claim to have Adhd is ridiculous. I'm starting to think experts pretend that the patient is right to sell meds.
for me its the opposite, Im bipolar. ive had to live with it and people DONT romanticize it from what i know, ive lost job opportunities and relationships. it fucking sucks :(
Oh my goshhh that sucks. Aah!! Like sometimes people want to be friends because it’s like “oh look, I have a smart disabled friend, it’s so cool” and then they get all upset when the disorder or whatever the person has isn’t cute or convenient. It’s not like in the movies, people
“Oh you have OCD? So you’re really organized! I’m jealous.”
“My hands are bleeding because I washed them three hundred times today”
Her being, “done advocating for Tourette’s” just proves she doesn’t have it. I will never get to be, “done advocating for Bipolar Disorder,” because I HAVE Bipolar Disorder, and will always have to advocate for myself. Credit to @Naomi Or…good catch!
I agree, and I think She is just honestly really trying to reach for the victim seat as much as humanly possible. In her mind she refuses to accept any kind of responsibility for her actions, so the “Oh I guess you don’t want me to advocate for the disease anymore” was her shit attempt at trying to get sympathy. Girl definitely needs some help, and someone who calls out her BS whenever she starts with this crap.
Them
@@jackmanistan5520 we do not care
@@jackmanistan5520 her. Pronouns don't matter lol
@@jackmanistan5520 I was married to a trans man for 11 years, and I still don’t care 🤷♀️. I’ll believe that person is who they say they are when they start being real.
That seem like one of the most annoying and exhausting conditions to fake... why? I know people fake it, but it's like faking an accent, eventually, you'll slip up.
For clout or for sympathy or both
"I was bullied off of the internet."
Well, this bullying was well deserved.
Maybe school was wrong about bullying
What do youexpect from a 300 pound non binary pig with lime green hair
I love how people are so quick to call out others and in their minds it's justice yet when they themselves are called out, suddenly they're being picked on or bullied.
@@Storms64 😂
I mean no one deserves getting bullied, but hey, no-one said they dont deserve hell.
This is legit fraud imo, making money exploiting peoples empathy. She should be charged!
I think being charged is too far lmao she was wrong but it’s not that deep
@@tylervictor8233 it’s legit fraud, people have been convicted of receiving money because they’ve told people they have a condition before. Unfortunately not too uncommon. I think something related to it being financial exchange based on false pretenses or theft by deception. Idk how that relates to her business but any donations certainly she could be charged.
they/them by the way but I 100% agree
@@crazyadri5079 You're either a man or a woman and she's a girl, regardless of her delusion.
@@Laffey99 theres 3 sexes, actually. Male, Female and Intersex. regardless of whether you believe in genders such as non-binary, get your fuckin facts right.
The irony of saying “I was bullied off the internet” but you were faking a disorder for clout with little regard about how you’d effect people who actually have the disorder. Nah that was some good ol fashioned justice carried out. Her business might as well not exist either cause I don’t see anyone willing to support her in any way now.
It’s they tho….
*affect
@@chrisgarry22 I meant that the person who used Tourette’s for clout said in their bio that they us they/them pronouns. In this comment the commenter refers to them as she/her. Yes they did a disgusting thing, but it’s not an excuse to misgender them
@@chrisgarry22 lmao
what do you say when you find someone's lost item but you don't know if the owner is male or female?
"I have to find out who *they* are to return *their* item"
even if they fake tourettes, we should still respect their pronouns
@@holoe what if he just didn’t
Imagine you sitting down and asking yourself what kind of content you could produce, and THIS turned out to be the best idea.
lots of people can “hold in” their tics (kinda like holding in a sneeze) but the way that they switch completely from tiktok to literally any other platform is honestly kinda telling.
yes definitely! As someone with tics that stem from OCD and PANDAS (Not tourettes) my tics are much milder but they can be held in, it was obvious that she faked all of it when she had no tics on her business account though
I have tics from my antidepressants and yeah you can hold them in sometimes. It can be very mentally straining sometimes but it is possible
guys i have tics i know what im talking about 😭😭
@@deseuryderia im not defending them in fact i'm agreeing with you 💀 it's appalling that not even one tic has slipped out ever anywhere but their tourettes tiktok. even i sometimes have outbursts in public even though mine are very mild
@@KORALSTRIPZ yeah i just wanted to make sure ppl didn’t think i was just talking on smth i didn’t know lmaoo
Honestly as someone who has Tourette’s I can go hours without tiking, but then I have days where I can’t go 2 minutes. It’s like a scratch in your brain that only performing the tic will relieve, and it’s horrible. During the mask wearing period of COVID I had to get a medical exemption because of my tics being triggered by it, and it sucks. I developed it at 15 and I wouldn’t wish it on my enemy. To want to pretend to have it is so gross and I honestly don’t get why anyone would in any way want it. It’s giving 2013 tumbler vibes when people would pretend to be depressed because it was quircky
You should check your ferritin (iron) levels. Low iron can cause or worsen tics and improving iron can help them if it's low even in tourette's syndrome patients
that sounds horrible :( i hope youre doing better
That is something that’s so hard to go through and I’m so Sorry to hear and I hope you have a good support system because it is truly something so hard to go through and legit I felt the Tumblr vibes and it’s truly disgusting. I tic from my PTSD and anxiety I don’t have Tourette’s but I do tic. There is such a lack of education on Tourette’s and tics in general by a society and it honestly pisses me off and seeing people fake it just makes it even harder for people truly struggling with such a hard mental disorder I really wish you the best I can’t even imagine
Same, i went on medication for my tourette's and it helps a lot, but then there are days where some of my tiks dont stop. And those days usually happen more commonly in like january-april.
yep, I grew up with a girl who had tourettes, some days it'd be hardly anything, but when she was stressed it could be a handful of tics a minute in one quiet class period. what I remember most about her tics is that most of them were barely enunciated, it was like they'd slip UNDER her voice while she was talking. I'd imagine her kind of tourettes would be very hard to fake.
As someone who actually has Tourettes, this is the funniest and most ridiculous attempt at faking it I have ever seen.
I see your point. I have a tick where I somewhat jump while walking and some of my classmates tried to mimic it and almost fell.
As someone who doesn't have Tourette's I absolutly agree.
There is another guy that claims he has tourettes, and people are actually believing him. Im not gonna jump into conclusions, but his tics are similar to the ones that the faker did. I dont wanna make any assumptions, so if you mind, can you check out his channel? He goes by the name of GaVyN, I have to confirm with someone that has tourettes bc i dont wanna get the wrong idea of him.
Yeah its clearly BS if you know someone or are the one who has Tourette's.
As someone with high functioning ASD, honestly its more cringe inducing and painful to watch.
This will haunt her for decades. The internet will never forget.
She deserves it. Her legacy will forever be a cringy twitter bio and faking tourettes
Internet always forgets lol
What is this "we are legion bs" she just have to change name and it's all gone
@@ghostoflazlo eh, the people will forget, but, unless she changes her name, the Internet (as in the thing) cannot forget, so it will come up eventually.
But yea, that legion stuff is BS
@@NoFlu TikTok needs to be deleted.
@@ghostoflazlo she will never be able to show her face again or have a platform, if she do people will dig up her past
i have high functioning autism and i know its not the most “popular” condition to fake considering how wide the spectrum is, but i have a deep hatred for these people. as entertaining as it can be, faking any disorder no matter how severe is terrible because it puts those who actually struggle in the dirt.
@Charisma Musician No, they're just saying that even though Autism isn't often faked online for clout, they still take it personally when people do this
Me too. I don’t have any diagnoses yet, hopefully I can find treatment for my mental issues, but I feel you mate.
People faking disorders, and that is any disorder, really scrapes my nerves and it does not make me a positive person to talk to. My best friend suffers from a lot of things that make him feel like a pile of nothing. Just hopeless and helpless, as he used to tell me, and seeing people faking it and using these diagnoses as personality traits, f*ck it pisses me off.
I hope you get better
@@zyrexnotpyrex3205 what
high functioning isn’t real
"I was bullied off the internet", rightfully so!
If you're gonna fake a disorder, you might as well face the consequences. I don't have a disorder, but I do understand that having any type of disorder is painful to have. The fact that they are milking this is absolutely disgusting.
Exactly!
As someone who is on the autism spectrum, its not that bad, but people who fake having it are scum, because it does fuck up popular understanding of symptoms, an example is stimming, which is repetitive behavior autistic people do for comfort, I sort of tap my feet for example, other examples include clapping, pacing, or snapping fingers repetitively, a lot of people who pretend to have autism will often have very exaggerated movements they call stimming, this can lead to misdiagnosises if the parents dont recognize the behavior, ans mis diagnoses will fuck you over like nothing else
Bullying her off of the internet is not enough, bully her off from society, we do not need scum here
I have 2 disorders adhd and speech disorder, people shouldn't joke bout this shit. Throw em out of society
i have Tourette's and have spent my entire life embracing my disability. I never got upset in school when my friends would joke with me and call me things like paint shaker or t-rettz, I embraced it and joked along because I knew if i didn't laugh at my self and bring peace with it, I would resent it my whole life and till this day i still feel the same way. I am light-hearted and joking about it. But seeing someone fake it for attention and fame hurts me to my core. it's a real struggle I feel every day and makes my life very difficult, there is nothing that brings me more pain and anger them someone faking it. Because if you had it, you would be trying your best to pretend like you don't even thought it's literally impossible. i just cant with these people it takes away from the people who actually have it and need the attention and care.
Bingo… that’s how you take control. Laugh about things you can’t control.
i feel this so mutcch its so upsetting the fakers and selfdisgnosers. why do people do this ivjust do not under stand
That apology reddit was absolute BS. She could have raised awareness for Tourette's syndrome without pretending to have it. She could have made videos on tik-tok talking about Tourette syndrome and raising awareness about it that way. It is all just a final attempt in order to stave off the hate by attempting to get sympathy from people and guilt them into feeling bad for her.
But you know people much rather watch someone with terrets cause they think its funny
yeh this is the difference I've noticed with people who really do struggle with a physical problem constantly that is out of their control for the most part vs. Someone who may have some sort of problem, but its either falsely exaggerated out of delusion or it's the result of an inability to take responsibility for the things that they can do to effectively cope with their situation.
For 10 years, I have had chronic pain and inflammation with a currently unknown etiology, although the various clusters of symptoms and biological symptoms that cause the pain, inflammation, and, most noticeably, extreme exhaustion and chronic fatigue are finally beginning to be understood by my current doctor.
One of the things you will notice about people with longstanding chronic disorders is that they will express a strong sense of camaraderie and connection with all people who suffer in a remotely similar way and will refuse to act like they are the most pathetic figure in the world, at the very least, out of respect for those who we know have it even worse than us. We do this because our sufferings give us an understanding of just how bad things can really be while most people will most likely have no idea how bad life can be until you have everything taken from you. Most people wont really understand the depths of possible misery that your own body can put you through until they old and grey, but if you know, then you know.
You acknowledge it as a part of who you are, but a healthily coping person in these circumstances will avoid making the true extent of their invalidity and turmoil known to the general unless you are trying to explain the severity of your needs or you are intentionally trying to fish for excessive sympathy to remove responsibility from yourself.
To make what I am saying more clear, just take a look at the difference between her demeanor and exposition in her video about the possibility that she will most likely develop huntington's symptoms vs. how she expresses herself and carries herself when talking about her tourettes and supposed other disorders she has. She feels the need to laugh about her tics on camera, whereas someone who has become long used to their disorder just learns to move along when they are being affected in the moment and not explicitly trying to make some kind of joke or humorous observation about their condition. There are other fishy things about the way in which she presents her struggle with tourettes that are also red flags, but people with tourettes try to not let their disorder interfere with their normal routines and interactions just as much as I try to make sure that, even when I have severe flareup, I am not letting it get in the way of saying or doing the things that I need to be doing.
also, as someone with a degree in clinical psychology, her health conditions list and format is complete bogus nonsense and no clinician or doctor would ever list these disorders the way they are listed. Not only do the disorders have improper code classifications, such as saying "OCD with anxiety disorder", the disorders that somewhat resemble proper code listing do not have sub-diagnostic specifications when they should, such as autism and depression. Autism is never referred to as autism spectrum in medical papers, it is always listed as ASD-1, 2 or 3 ever since the DSM 5 was released. And depression always lists the nature of the depressive disorder, such as MDD (Major Depressive Disorder), Bipolar Disorder 1 or 2, etc.
A medical history would never be listed this way or in this format.
One error from the video was a quote from a reddit post saying that 'OCD is an anxiety disorder so it would never be listed this way". This is not entirely true. So while it is true that it would not be listed in this way on a medical history, OCD has not been subcategorized as an anxiety disorder in the US since the DSM 5 was released in 05/2013.
Exactly my point, "you all win" makes it sound like she wants US to say we were wrong in accusing her when it's pretty clear that she's faking it. Sounds like what a manipulator would say.
@@paulocarre1 Yes, Maybe. But it's still a scumbag thing to do.
@@sad_since_yesterday I agree.
There's been waaaay to many people on tiktok faking disorders and I find that very uncomfortable.
Crap like this is one of the many reasons I have a care for it.
My boyfriend is a diabetic and a Tiktoker. I would feel so many types of ways if ANYONE were to treat diabetes (which he was born with) as some talking point for more likes. On the other end, he never throws up his condition or health or anything, he primarily edits works into collages, but, even in live action or with friends/other creators, you'd never guess. Why? His health is his business and it don't stop him from being him. It's why I FIRMLY dislike labels or attachments for weak-minded people to latch onto. I'm all for awareness or pride or support but those words are meaningless if a "creator's" work or works are tainted with gaudy lies.
Welcome to progressiveness were been a victim gives you privilege
Ikr I make vids on them on Tik Tok. Way to many hoodie dweller kids that really wanna pretend to have Tourettes
And people are stupid enough to follow them and make it a trend.
I don’t have Tourettes but I am disabled and this “faking disability for clout” trend is baffling as well as disgusting.
I can at least say that despite the letter totally being fake, I’ve had doctors mess up those letters before, getting my age wrong, saying I’m right handed when I’m left handed, and they do typically start their letters with referring to me as a “lovely young lady” in the opening for whatever reason, it’s a pretty pointless addition but many doctors do it.
Even tho she’s deleted her accounts for now, I’m sure she’ll attempt to creep back online at some point. People who are compulsive liars for attention like they are, will want the attention back, they desire attention so much they’d do anything for it.
She’ll probably wait until she thinks she won’t instantly be dog piled by “haters” (aka everyone that remembers her) and will likely have a new elaborate story and illness to fake. Whatever mental illness she has should be addressed, but I have a feeling she’ll avoid any doctor actually capable of helping her.
she just wants attention.
You'd be surprised by how good Twitter is at finding something you did in the past, if she comes back she won't last long
Who...... Cares
@@Zeviak me myself and I
@@Zeviak me myself and dudsterr
I just dont understand why people want to have disorders so badly. Meanwhile, people who legitimately have these disorders scratching their heads in bewilderment wondering why anyone would want it.
There was a Twitch streamer with tourettes that got harassed and banned because of her tics. She swore, said slurs and screamed - none of it her fault of course - but because people see fakes and think tourettes is cute, quirky, and seems controlable, people said she was using tourettes as an excuse to say rude things or that she should be able to anticipate a tic and mute herself. Really sad situation.
she has been recorded saying she plays it up for stream though sadly
(used to watch her sometimes)
Tourettes is a fake illness
@@brianalaundrie6192 well no i wouldnt go that far but whatever helps you sleep at night Briana lmao
Why tf would you stream if you’re aware you uncontrollably say slurs? Yeah saying the slurs not her fault MAYBE but choosing to go on a streaming platform knowing you slur uncontrollably is her fault. Pretty stupid move
@@Whatisvr idk man maybe some people wanna have fun despite the things that are holding them back in life
just because she has tourettes doesn't mean she can't stream
The doctors note, even if it was written by a real doctor, would be so suss that were I to get it I would be doubtful of the doctor’s competency. Aside from PTSD 2x there is:
1. Tourette’s is missing syndrome
2. Petit mal seizures is outdated terminology for absence seizures
3. OCD with anxiety (as mentioned in video)
4. Diagnoses lists should be in order of most to least medically relevant/significant so if there truely was huntingtons idk why it’s 4th considering how debilitating it is in middle age
5. Autism spectrum missing the disorder part
6. No ‘year of diagnosis’ is a bit weird considering how you’d want a timeline for a conditions list this long and overlapping
7. Presenting complaint is ‘treatment for Tourette’s’ which doesn’t belong there
also, fibromyalgia is in “past medical history”… as someone with fibromyalgia, i’d really like to know how they got past this incurable illness, that’d be a dream come true to me
@@username-pb9ui PMH usually pertains to diseases that have been diagnosed in the past and are not related to the current complaint or illness. It doesn't mean it's been cured.
As a physician who is also a certified advanced coder/biller I must concur
Just say "suspicious"... 🤦♀️
It's like she looked at a Tumblr list of quirky mental illnesses and went with it lol.
What's messed up is you can advocate for Tourette's awareness without having it, so idk why one wouldn't just do that from the beginning
She advocates to feel like a good person. She likes the attention. That's why she fakes it, for more attention.
Her advocating doesn't even come from a good place. Smh
Clout. People like this love to claim they have mental illnesses for the easy praise and rewards it can get them.
It must be sad having no discernible talents so you have to fake something negative and still do it poorly. This is a new level of shameless
A very big problem with people faking disorders is that while people who do have the disorder get hated, others who want to get help for certain disorders, are too scared to, for fear of backlash that isn’t deserved.
As someone with Tourette’s I luckily haven’t been treated horribly due to having a diagnosis but still this is a big issue for other people with Tourette’s ! People faking Tourette’s make it worse for people with real Tourette’s to get help, make friends or even go outside because they are scared they will get hurt ! I’m glad emerald got taken down and stoped
@@caiden6969 That's the thing, the people that fake it make it harder/more difficult/more uncomfortable for someone struggling to step forward and get the help/reach out.
exactly, i get told i fake things only because there are so much people who fake it
People need to stop diagnosing themselves !!!! Many symptoms are vague and you can convince yourself of a lot of things. Keep the medicine to the professionals.
I have ADHD and since I never talked about it at my old school with my old friends before, I was so excited when I found other people my age who suffer from what I’m suffering from and someone overheard and spread rumors that I’m faking. It’s really sad :(
As someone who doesn’t have Tourette’s this is just so evil and even made me mad and I can’t imagine how mad people with Actual Tourette’s must feel.
A guy with actual tourette's did review their stuff and wah not, he was very pissed
Pretty annoyed ngl
As somebody with Tourette's, it makes me very upset. I've been seeing a lot of people faking it on tiktok and there has actually been a huge increase in adolescent teenage girls getting diagnosed with Tourette's because it's the "cool" thing to do now. There are more girls getting diagnosed than boys right now (since 2020), and I'm pretty sure boys are 3x more likely to have Tourette's. And Tourette's usually shows up in early childhood, but all of a sudden a crap ton of 13-17 year old girls are saying they just started experiencing tics. They could be tic disorders but I highly doubt it's Tourette's because there are very specific criteria that needs to be met.
Sorry for the rant on your comment lol, but yes people with Tourette's are very infuriated with this
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I'm pretty sure they feel infuriated. I don't have Tourette's but I unfortunately know of sites outside Tiktok where people treat mental illnesses as a public checklist competition of some sort or use it as an excuse to get away with what they say. In Tumblr you get undiagnosed teenagers who list every single mental illness there is and or even legit thinks they are some sort of fairy or anime character in their past life. I don't like to judge people who stay undiagnosed because coming out with possible mental issues is a bit stigmatized in some households and not everyone can avail counseling and other stuff easily. I am up for people with mental illness showing what's life with their condition because it does brings awareness and helps with normalizing or atleast acknowledging that they aren't that different but the reputation we people who have illnesses and such, get is also because of these people who uses it for clout
Virtually every big name on the internet has a subreddit dedicated to them, made by their fans, friends or themselves. So, it's kinda embarassing to see one's subreddit being made specifically for the sole purpose of exposing their fake, attention-seeking, made up disorder. The second-hand embarassment is crippling me at this point, sheesh. 💀
@@BRAIN_BLAST imagine faking a disorder you don't have just so you get attention from others.
@@BRAIN_BLAST Being exposed as a giant fraud is something most normal people consider worthy of embarrassment. It's not that difficult to understand unless you don't experience emotions the way most humans do.
You would probably support her to the fullest and be as delusional as her
@@BRAIN_BLAST LOL. You're not as "intellectual" as you think you are if you cannot infer from the evidence provided how embarrassing this situation is.
@@BRAIN_BLAST Maybe you should learn what intellectual means, along with the word embarrassing, because that's what you're doing to yourself right now.
Absolutely love sunnyv2 keep up the good work👍
Another perfect example of why, shaming, belittling and criticizing people is still needed in human culture
Bring back bullying!
If they deserve it, belittling and or criticizing a person is only alright if they did something god awful and deserved to be cancelled throughout the internet.
There are more mature ways to handle things like this in my humble opinion.
@@greenbean2222 Agreed. Belittling someone is never a good thing to do.
Becuase if not these people will prey on others emotions and bleed them dry for fame and money. It’s sick and disgusting and SO MANY people do this on RUclips and social media.
This was terrible to watch when I went to school, college with students in my class who had Tourette's Syndrome, the teachers/professors understood, but a lot of students did not, so they would try and lie and claim they had it, but never officially diagnosed, Well school or college they didn't deal with "Self Diagnosing." If you didn't have a doctors note or something with a valid diagnosis they would take notes, I watched a lot of my classmates get months in after school detention, or just flat out kick out of the professors class. One professor went as far as to have students write a 32,000 word essay on their "Self Diagnosis" and it would count as part of their grade. Now when I was 15 I was treated for G.A.D, I began suffering from anxiety and panic attacks, and when I got my paperwork from my doctor he diagnosed me with G.A.D, then specifics like has Anxiety/Panic Attacks. Prescribed Medications for treatment. I know that every doctor writes differently, but that form she held up that is not how any clinic would write it, they usually code it with numbers so it doesn't violate HIPPA. Patient Treatment - Code X#:X# - using a lot of acronyms. I was taking college classes in my Sophomore Year of High School, which I could do, I graduated early because I discovered a loop-hole in our Public School System. I'd take night school classes every semester, summer school, got all of my core classes out of the way, for someone who hated going to school, my Grandfather was like if you hate it that much Graduate Early. He even offered to pay for my classes.