I once had a psychiatrist who tried to suppress his tics during a couple of sessions. I was saddened that he did that. Picking up on it made me feel like mental health issues are normalized. I'm also glad she's in special education. She can teach the future generation to understand the ailments and to be sensitive to them.
Her husband is a gem for accepting her and loving who she is. I’ve got mild autism thus feel not so good enough for a woman’s love. Whenever I’m overwhelmed with fear, anger I don’t like to talk or interact with anyone. I open up to people very slowly. I also tend to stutter a lot when nervous.
@@TheBeatSmash that is a projection of your personal opinion and not an actual fact, i would just like to point that out as i feel it is necessary and important to point out logical fallacies (although, to be fair, there is no logic being presented)
@Jotinko i also have mild autism as a woman and i deal with similar issues. we are not “not good” enough for love, but it certainly can feel that way, i empathize with you! i have hope that you will eventually find the one that matches you perfectly :)) it can be so hard to believe when you haven’t experienced it before, but don’t ever lose hope! 💜
I don't have Tourette's, but I'm neurodivergent, and I appreciate it when my teachers are open about neurodivergent diagnoses. I remember a science teacher I once had would sometimes talk about his ADHD, and it made me feel much more accepted as an ADHD student. It makes you feel more comfortable in a learning environment when you know that a teacher isn't going to judge you for being neurodivergent because they're the same way, and it's nice to see physical proof that there are people who are like you and are successful. I'm sure the students in her classroom find it comforting that their teacher has some similar struggles to them and still is able to succeed.
I'm 37 years old, been missed, diagnosed with anxiety tics for 10 plus years. When new doctors looked at me thoroughly they said why wasn't I diagnosed with tourette's at 15 or 25 and we explained all the old doctor said it was just anxiety when NO IT WASN'T and by the way you can't get tourette's or tics from the goddamn internet DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY stop being dumb and educate yourself it's not hard It's because of uncle tics that tourette's lad They all have really educated me and my family about tourette's and to have me go to neurology for a legit diagnosis and I'm so happy my knew doctors knew what I was talking about cuz all my other old doctors didn't know what was wrong with me. They just put me on medicine and told me to go home but everything got worse and worse and worse and worse over time. So having suffering tics for 10 plus years when I didn't know what was going on MYSELF It's really really hard
I met a sweet lady with Tourette syndrome she was cursing at me all the time 😂 once I invited her to travel with me to my country El Salvador so she accepted she liked it a lot I took her to the place I grew up it’s a quiet place in the nature after a week been there her tics started to disappear, she decided to live in El Salvador I visited her last Christmas it’s unbelievable but she doesn’t have any tic anymore but she’s afraid to come back to the US
I also have tourettes I don't have it really bad like some people do but I do have it. I'm very proud that she is being a teacher even though she has tourettes it's very brave and inspiring💕
Tourettes is a tough syndrome to deal with. Especially with high school kids. They are very cruel. (Before you come ar me with "so is xyz," so is "abc.") I realize their are afflictions worse, however, MY son has TS, and thats the only one I'm most concerned about. Its exhaysting, youre made fun of, treat less than, hard to make friends....what usually is compounded with TS is OCD, Anxiety, ADD, Impulsive behavior. It can be daunting at times. It can get worse or get better as you get older. My sons tics got better, but his OCD & anxiety got worse. The hood news is everyone will make it thru. A big THANK YOU to bringing awareness!😊
Good comment. Yes, TS can be a real challenge (I have it myself), and I've seen it ruin people's lives. But you're right, it usually does get better. Unlike the stereotypes of people cursing (which is actually very rare), most folks who have TS have mild to moderate cases. Some have cases so mild they never realize they have Tourette's. Moreover, for most kids, their tics disappear as they reach adolescence. They still have TS, and will always have it for life, but they don't tic anymore.
Anyone who bullies others because they’re atypical then there’s something wrong with the bully. No one has control over what they’re born with and it’s not done intentionally. You’re a wonderful mother and teacher for bringing awareness to Tourette Syndrome. I’m amazed at how much you have tried to control your tics. It’s not an easy thing to do. I have known a couple people who’ve had Tourette’s. Best of luck and I hope you receive everything life has to offer you. ❤
@alissaclayton4 I, too, have a movement disorder and a neurological condition that copies Tourette’s. I am a preschool teacher. What do you teach? Does your movement disorder affect your work? Some days I have difficulty walking while at work, and I sometimes slap myself in front of the kids. Otherwise, I can usually suppress everything until I get home, and then it can get pretty bad. But so far, I am able to play off my odd movements because the kids are so young. They usually just think I am being silly.
What is it with the word 'haters'? Not everyone who disagrees with others is a hater. She's a teacher, she should teach this fact and reintroduce practicing the art of discussion, rather than paint everyone who doesn't understand her illness as a 'hater'. I have misophonia and could imagine getting annoyed about her tourettes, not because I HATE her or her illness, but because I have my own sensitivity which is as much a reflex as tourettes. Life is life.
she.. most likely didn’t choose the title it was probably an editor for the channel. even so, there are only so many characters for a title “I’m a Teacher with Tourette’s and People Who Don’t Agree with Me Don’t Understand” doesn’t really even make sense and is a bit much to read while scrolling it is simply an attention-grabbing statement to intrigue possible viewers into clicking and watching when there are so many other videos out there to watch it worked. you watched it, and you’re engaging with it! this is why they make titles like this, people like you will click on a video just to type about what they didn’t like about it lol and, in fact, you’re helping yourself to see EVEN MORE content about “haters” this is how the algorithm works, get smarter instead of complaining about it! at the end of it all, this woman is simply telling her story about living with tourette’s as a mothers and a teacher, get over yourself!
She is absolutely so strong and amazing hard working and unbelievable person and love her passion positive energy attitude I appreciate her so much best momma and caregiver and so sweet and wonderful personality ❤😊❤
I honestly don't see how parents with children in sped would be judging her. I have a child with behavioral problems and I would be greatful to have her as my sons teacher.
I'm sure she's a wonderful person great at her job but if the special needs children are picking up her behaviors I don't think she should be around them closely. She should try teaching children who arent on the spectrum who know not to copy the behaviors regularly teach them about kindness and being different. I have an autistic severe ADHD 5 year old child Charlotte I would not want her picking up other new hitting behaviors or new behaviors she doesn't already do because she does pick up others behaviors like she started prek last year and picked up another child's spitting behavior it was disgusting at home all over in my brand new car it took us over 9 horrible months to get this behavior to stop. Anyhow it's very good that she's not giving up and is successful in her career she is truly an inspiration 🙌. I have OCD, social anxiety and i have ADHD it's not been easy. It's especially not been easy that others see certain behaviors or aspects of your life not Normal like theirs and they judge turn their noses away. I wish everyone was taught that different is ok and be kind. ❤
Well, I take it back, who is better to teach children on the spectrum than someone who can show that no matter the disorder disability or condition, you can succeed and do anything.
I have tourettes syndrome i have full facial body and vocal its very hard to suppress them i take alot of different meds to help at night i let my tics run free i have two children also
Is surgery an option for her? I've read about surgery to implant a deep brain stimulation device like Neupulse.The results are amazing! Inspiring story btw.
DBS can help to relieve Tourette's tics, but it's very risky and is usually done with only the most severe cases. Research is continuing on possible brain interventions, but is so far inconclusive. This was a good question.
Do they have ADHD or are they just KIDS that sometimes have difficulty sitting perfectly still and concentrating all school day long. Not every behavior needs a diagnosis and a medication
this video didn't mention ADHD at all. maybe you don't understand psychology, but diagnosis are made by professionals for a reason. to someone who doesn't struggle with mental health issues, it may not seem like a big deal, however it is because these diagnosis are made bcs these people can't function as typical humans and it can at times be debilitating and prevent someone from doing normal daily life things . often they need accommodations and knowing a diagnosis helps with knowing what you need. at times yes they can jus be kids, but kids who get diagnosed get diagnosed by professionals for good reasons, never for normal kid behaviors.
After seeing that one chick on tic toc they did a video on youtube about her faking tourettes makes it hard to believe if others have it . I hope she would not be faking the ticks and such.
seeing one person fake tics and making the assumption that everyone does is unfair and not logical. how is it true to have one person fake it mean everyone does, tourettes is a real disorder, and it makes no sense for you to think that way. people fake having colds all the time, so to you would that also mean everyone fakes colds? i bet you this person doesn't even know who that person who faked it is. tourettes is diagnosed by doctors, it's very much a real neurological condition.
I find it ridiculous that a lot of people are cruel and unkind. It’s horrible that this poor woman has to go around explaining what she has and people having a hard time believing her. Why in hell would she make this up????? It’s silly but I found out about Tourette syndrome from a movie (Deuce Bigalow). It was a funny movie but I couldn’t even image how difficult it must be on a daily bases. But, I am glad I learned about it. I would be proud of her for her bravery of sharing what she experiences on TikTok but also being such a positive person. If I had kids, I would be grateful for her teaching my kids. 🖤😻🖤🫶🏼🖤
You don't know when she got those, she said that her tics weren't that bad until the stress of Covid-19, and that is when she first starting teaching too. She also said that she can supress her tics for a little bit before she can't anymore so she could probably just suppress her tics while getting tattooed and then take a lot of breaks to let them out and feel better and be fine etc you don't know. Be kind.
Unpopular opinion here. As a teacher (yes my bio says Dr… I have a PhD in education. I’m not saying this to draw attention, I’m just explaining my username). This woman (lovingly I swear) should NOT BE IN EDUCATION. She deserves and needs to take care of her issues before taking care of vulnerable children. Hitting yourself “not once but four times” in front of special education students is horrific. You have the choice of being there. They don’t. You have life experience and understand tics. They don’t. This is completely unfair to her students. Ok now I’m ranting… but as a teacher and a person WITH TICS, this is unacceptable. Absolutely abhorrent.
They will encounter different people in life, so it’s actually part of the learning process. You obviously haven’t learned to be accepting and understanding yourself. You want people to give up their career because of a medical condition. Many people can’t be cured and the stress of losing their job can make things worse plus they would lose stuff like health insurance.
to be honest, you should not be a teacher when you cant controll your tics in front of my child. its just very selfish. its not about you its about the children
@@magdalenadziwalska3799 I’m not saying people with Tourette’s can’t be teachers!! Heck, I am one! I’m saying the self injury isn’t okay in front of students regardless of cause. This woman shouldn’t be a teacher, end of story.
everyone seems to have tourettes? that is not true, you should look at the statistics. people with tics are very open on the internet it's a very open community, maybe you're jus online too much is all 🤷♀️
She literally said that she doesn’t have coprolalia (the “swearing tic”). It’s very rare in TS. My daughter, husband, FIL, 4 siblings-in-law, and a friend all have TS and not a single one of them has coprolalia
she legit said in the video she doesn't have the one where she curses like it looks very ignorant to comment something like this, it's like you didn't watch the video this jus shows how judgmental you sre
@@pisstakecentral No, it doesn't. If you don't like tattoos, don't get them. I'm sure there are lots of things about you that others think are cringe, impulsive, and poor life choices.
I once had a psychiatrist who tried to suppress his tics during a couple of sessions. I was saddened that he did that. Picking up on it made me feel like mental health issues are normalized. I'm also glad she's in special education. She can teach the future generation to understand the ailments and to be sensitive to them.
Her husband is a gem for accepting her and loving who she is. I’ve got mild autism thus feel not so good enough for a woman’s love. Whenever I’m overwhelmed with fear, anger I don’t like to talk or interact with anyone. I open up to people very slowly. I also tend to stutter a lot when nervous.
Unfortunately most women don't accept and love men with mental problems, men however love more unconditionally
@@TheBeatSmash that is a projection of your personal opinion and not an actual fact, i would just like to point that out as i feel it is necessary and important to point out logical fallacies (although, to be fair, there is no logic being presented)
@Jotinko i also have mild autism as a woman and i deal with similar issues. we are not “not good” enough for love, but it certainly can feel that way, i empathize with you! i have hope that you will eventually find the one that matches you perfectly :)) it can be so hard to believe when you haven’t experienced it before, but don’t ever lose hope! 💜
@@angel_ethereal Thank you for the advice ❤️
It probably doesn't hurt that she's white too.
I don't have Tourette's, but I'm neurodivergent, and I appreciate it when my teachers are open about neurodivergent diagnoses. I remember a science teacher I once had would sometimes talk about his ADHD, and it made me feel much more accepted as an ADHD student. It makes you feel more comfortable in a learning environment when you know that a teacher isn't going to judge you for being neurodivergent because they're the same way, and it's nice to see physical proof that there are people who are like you and are successful. I'm sure the students in her classroom find it comforting that their teacher has some similar struggles to them and still is able to succeed.
If I was a parent I wouldn’t mind her teaching my kids because I would know even if she did use bad words I would know it’s her tick not intentional.
I'm 37 years old, been missed, diagnosed with anxiety tics for 10 plus years. When new doctors looked at me thoroughly they said why wasn't I diagnosed with tourette's at 15 or 25 and we explained all the old doctor said it was just anxiety when NO IT WASN'T and by the way you can't get tourette's or tics from the goddamn internet DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY stop being dumb and educate yourself it's not hard It's because of uncle tics that tourette's lad They all have really educated me and my family about tourette's and to have me go to neurology for a legit diagnosis and I'm so happy my knew doctors knew what I was talking about cuz all my other old doctors didn't know what was wrong with me. They just put me on medicine and told me to go home but everything got worse and worse and worse and worse over time. So having suffering tics for 10 plus years when I didn't know what was going on MYSELF It's really really hard
I met a sweet lady with Tourette syndrome she was cursing at me all the time 😂 once I invited her to travel with me to my country El Salvador so she accepted she liked it a lot I took her to the place I grew up it’s a quiet place in the nature after a week been there her tics started to disappear, she decided to live in El Salvador I visited her last Christmas it’s unbelievable but she doesn’t have any tic anymore but she’s afraid to come back to the US
A Wonderful Respectful Woman.
Humanity cant have enough of you lady!
People are born different but i sure that she is a good teacher and a mother
My son has Tourette’s and he is a great dad. He doesn’t cuss, as he got older it got better.
I also have tourettes I don't have it really bad like some people do but I do have it. I'm very proud that she is being a teacher even though she has tourettes it's very brave and inspiring💕
Keep being strong I can’t imagine having mild tics, mine aren’t like that but keep being positive and a good mom
God bless 🙌 this teacher. And she is so understanding with her students & her kids.I am touched by her story.
What a strong & motivational woman! 👏 👏 👏 💪 💪 💕💞💕💞💕💞
Tourettes is a tough syndrome to deal with. Especially with high school kids. They are very cruel. (Before you come ar me with "so is xyz," so is "abc.") I realize their are afflictions worse, however, MY son has TS, and thats the only one I'm most concerned about. Its exhaysting, youre made fun of, treat less than, hard to make friends....what usually is compounded with TS is OCD, Anxiety, ADD, Impulsive behavior. It can be daunting at times. It can get worse or get better as you get older. My sons tics got better, but his OCD & anxiety got worse. The hood news is everyone will make it thru. A big THANK YOU to bringing awareness!😊
Good comment. Yes, TS can be a real challenge (I have it myself), and I've seen it ruin people's lives. But you're right, it usually does get better. Unlike the stereotypes of people cursing (which is actually very rare), most folks who have TS have mild to moderate cases. Some have cases so mild they never realize they have Tourette's. Moreover, for most kids, their tics disappear as they reach adolescence. They still have TS, and will always have it for life, but they don't tic anymore.
Anyone who bullies others because they’re atypical then there’s something wrong with the bully. No one has control over what they’re born with and it’s not done intentionally.
You’re a wonderful mother and teacher for bringing awareness to Tourette Syndrome. I’m amazed at how much you have tried to control your tics. It’s not an easy thing to do. I have known a couple people who’ve had Tourette’s. Best of luck and I hope you receive everything life has to offer you. ❤
I too am a teacher with TS and another movement disorder. I’d love to connect sometime!
@alissaclayton4 I, too, have a movement disorder and a neurological condition that copies Tourette’s. I am a preschool teacher. What do you teach? Does your movement disorder affect your work? Some days I have difficulty walking while at work, and I sometimes slap myself in front of the kids. Otherwise, I can usually suppress everything until I get home, and then it can get pretty bad. But so far, I am able to play off my odd movements because the kids are so young. They usually just think I am being silly.
You are amazing person keep your head up and never give up and stay strong 💪❤😊
What is it with the word 'haters'? Not everyone who disagrees with others is a hater. She's a teacher, she should teach this fact and reintroduce practicing the art of discussion, rather than paint everyone who doesn't understand her illness as a 'hater'. I have misophonia and could imagine getting annoyed about her tourettes, not because I HATE her or her illness, but because I have my own sensitivity which is as much a reflex as tourettes. Life is life.
she.. most likely didn’t choose the title it was probably an editor for the channel.
even so, there are only so many characters for a title
“I’m a Teacher with Tourette’s and People Who Don’t Agree with Me Don’t Understand” doesn’t really even make sense and is a bit much to read while scrolling
it is simply an attention-grabbing statement to intrigue possible viewers into clicking and watching when there are so many other videos out there to watch
it worked.
you watched it, and you’re engaging with it!
this is why they make titles like this, people like you will click on a video just to type about what they didn’t like about it lol and, in fact, you’re helping yourself to see EVEN MORE content about “haters”
this is how the algorithm works, get smarter instead of complaining about it! at the end of it all, this woman is simply telling her story about living with tourette’s as a mothers and a teacher,
get over yourself!
@@angel_etherealimagine writing this essay jumping to the defense of m'lady 🤡
@@pisstakecentralsays the loser whining at home about his OCD that nobody cares about to a shitty camera 🤡
You’ve obviously never been on the receiving end.
@@pisstakecentraldid you want them to make a video about you instead babes? 🥺😢
She is absolutely so strong and amazing hard working and unbelievable person and love her passion positive energy attitude I appreciate her so much best momma and caregiver and so sweet and wonderful personality ❤😊❤
I honestly don't see how parents with children in sped would be judging her. I have a child with behavioral problems and I would be greatful to have her as my sons teacher.
I'm sure she's a wonderful person great at her job but if the special needs children are picking up her behaviors I don't think she should be around them closely. She should try teaching children who arent on the spectrum who know not to copy the behaviors regularly teach them about kindness and being different. I have an autistic severe ADHD 5 year old child Charlotte I would not want her picking up other new hitting behaviors or new behaviors she doesn't already do because she does pick up others behaviors like she started prek last year and picked up another child's spitting behavior it was disgusting at home all over in my brand new car it took us over 9 horrible months to get this behavior to stop. Anyhow it's very good that she's not giving up and is successful in her career she is truly an inspiration 🙌. I have OCD, social anxiety and i have ADHD it's not been easy. It's especially not been easy that others see certain behaviors or aspects of your life not Normal like theirs and they judge turn their noses away. I wish everyone was taught that different is ok and be kind. ❤
Well, I take it back, who is better to teach children on the spectrum than someone who can show that no matter the disorder disability or condition, you can succeed and do anything.
You are amazing mom and teacher
I have tourettes syndrome i have full facial body and vocal its very hard to suppress them i take alot of different meds to help at night i let my tics run free i have two children also
There is a heartwarming Bollywood movie named Hichki , its on Tourettes syndrone ,you will like it❤
That sounds so cute. Thank you.
She is wonderful and really likeable.
I hate how you need to "prove" everything you claim to people who will never really know you. People who don't actually care.
My son has tics especially after he eats
That is so interesting
❤❤❤❤much love and support to yoy
She's beautiful
What grade do you teach ❤
Beautiful smile
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Is surgery an option for her? I've read about surgery to implant a deep brain stimulation device like Neupulse.The results are amazing! Inspiring story btw.
DBS can help to relieve Tourette's tics, but it's very risky and is usually done with only the most severe cases. Research is continuing on possible brain interventions, but is so far inconclusive. This was a good question.
"But if I did, we would have to deal with it." Yeah, if she was one to swear, I wouldnt want her tesching my kids either. Not sorry
Do they have ADHD or are they just KIDS that sometimes have difficulty sitting perfectly still and concentrating all school day long. Not every behavior needs a diagnosis and a medication
this video didn't mention ADHD at all. maybe you don't understand psychology, but diagnosis are made by professionals for a reason. to someone who doesn't struggle with mental health issues, it may not seem like a big deal, however it is because these diagnosis are made bcs these people can't function as typical humans and it can at times be debilitating and prevent someone from doing normal daily life things . often they need accommodations and knowing a diagnosis helps with knowing what you need. at times yes they can jus be kids, but kids who get diagnosed get diagnosed by professionals for good reasons, never for normal kid behaviors.
After seeing that one chick on tic toc they did a video on youtube about her faking tourettes makes it hard to believe if others have it . I hope she would not be faking the ticks and such.
People keep assuming that others are faking when they can’t actually know.
seeing one person fake tics and making the assumption that everyone does is unfair and not logical. how is it true to have one person fake it mean everyone does, tourettes is a real disorder, and it makes no sense for you to think that way. people fake having colds all the time, so to you would that also mean everyone fakes colds? i bet you this person doesn't even know who that person who faked it is. tourettes is diagnosed by doctors, it's very much a real neurological condition.
Why do the people from Texas try to not sound like they're from the south?
I find it ridiculous that a lot of people are cruel and unkind. It’s horrible that this poor woman has to go around explaining what she has and people having a hard time believing her. Why in hell would she make this up????? It’s silly but I found out about Tourette syndrome from a movie (Deuce Bigalow). It was a funny movie but I couldn’t even image how difficult it must be on a daily bases. But, I am glad I learned about it. I would be proud of her for her bravery of sharing what she experiences on TikTok but also being such a positive person. If I had kids, I would be grateful for her teaching my kids. 🖤😻🖤🫶🏼🖤
Im in love with this girl 💖💞💗❤💚💜💙💕💓💌💛
She’s married.
Could keep still long enough for that ink. 🤷🏿
You don't know when she got those, she said that her tics weren't that bad until the stress of Covid-19, and that is when she first starting teaching too. She also said that she can supress her tics for a little bit before she can't anymore so she could probably just suppress her tics while getting tattooed and then take a lot of breaks to let them out and feel better and be fine etc you don't know. Be kind.
I have a question, to have tourettes youhave had to have had tics, both motor and vocal from under the age of 18, wa sthis the case?
you are good☆☆
I have her shirt be kind we should be kind .
🤗❤️❤️🤗
Unpopular opinion here. As a teacher (yes my bio says Dr… I have a PhD in education. I’m not saying this to draw attention, I’m just explaining my username). This woman (lovingly I swear) should NOT BE IN EDUCATION. She deserves and needs to take care of her issues before taking care of vulnerable children. Hitting yourself “not once but four times” in front of special education students is horrific. You have the choice of being there. They don’t. You have life experience and understand tics. They don’t. This is completely unfair to her students. Ok now I’m ranting… but as a teacher and a person WITH TICS, this is unacceptable. Absolutely abhorrent.
I agree. She even admitted she is able to suppress it but let it slip at times.
but your username is imamuggle02. not doctor anything.
Popular opinion here. As an X that does Y, I don't think that X should do Y. Hypocritical much? God...they should only give out PhDs in the sciences.
@@Ou8y2k2 And then what? Just have experts in science?? God you’re ignorant.
They will encounter different people in life, so it’s actually part of the learning process. You obviously haven’t learned to be accepting and understanding yourself. You want people to give up their career because of a medical condition. Many people can’t be cured and the stress of losing their job can make things worse plus they would lose stuff like health insurance.
to be honest, you should not be a teacher when you cant controll your tics in front of my child. its just very selfish. its not about you its about the children
Right! There's plenty of other jobs she could do
Sad to be derfuher.
PREEEEEACH
I have tourettes and I'm 100% going to be a teacher. Children need to learn what is it, it will help them to not judge others in the future.
@@magdalenadziwalska3799 I’m not saying people with Tourette’s can’t be teachers!! Heck, I am one! I’m saying the self injury isn’t okay in front of students regardless of cause. This woman shouldn’t be a teacher, end of story.
Hmm, everyone seems to have tourettes nowadays. Im glad i was teached in the past, by boomers, not perfect but not like nowadays.
everyone seems to have tourettes? that is not true, you should look at the statistics. people with tics are very open on the internet it's a very open community, maybe you're jus online too much is all 🤷♀️
I'm just wondering if she can't keep from cussing in front of the kids maybe find a different line of work...
Kids watch movies with swearing . Big deal.
Agreed. She shouldn’t be a teacher.
She literally said that she doesn’t have coprolalia (the “swearing tic”). It’s very rare in TS. My daughter, husband, FIL, 4 siblings-in-law, and a friend all have TS and not a single one of them has coprolalia
You might want to try watching the video and paying attention.
@@imamuggle02did you watch the video? You might want to try and pay attention.
Ok but like in all fairness some people with tourettes have tics where they say explicit stuff, I don't want my kid hearing that shtick
she legit said in the video she doesn't have the one where she curses like it looks very ignorant to comment something like this, it's like you didn't watch the video this jus shows how judgmental you sre
They let u teach with those tattoos exposed?
Um yes? Literally my yearbook teacher has tattoos and he’s one of the sweetest teachers I’ve ever had.
Yes. Why would that be a problem???
@@sneakerteacher89because it signifies poor impulsive life choices and cringe personalities imagine being a grown adult and getting cringe tattoos
@@pisstakecentral No, it doesn't. If you don't like tattoos, don't get them. I'm sure there are lots of things about you that others think are cringe, impulsive, and poor life choices.
@@pisstakecentralimagine being this judgmental