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@dezzytics
Welcome to Dezzy tics! Iām Dezzy (or Dez)! Iām autistic and have Touretteās syndrome and ADHD (combined presentation). I talk about it on this blog!
Tag explanations:
dezzy tics- any posts to do with my personal experiences with tics
dezzy audhd- any posts to do with my experiences with audhd (these posts may not include things about tics)
Asks are always open! I love talking and my neurodivergence is a fixation of mine
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Ran out of my Touretteās medication and havenāt had a chance to pick up my refill (I donāt drive). I keep jerking and I have a horrible headache from not taking my meds for two nights. Ugh
We need more characters with Touretteās in the world
Nothing stronger than the bond between a trans autistic person and their emotional support cat (bonus points if that cat is orange or black)
Tourette's is kind of in a weird spot when it comes to classifying it as a disability. Like, is it an invisible disability? Well that depends. Is it a physical disability? Yeah, but it's caused by your brain. Is it neurodivergent? Yes, but it also has a strong physical manifestion. Is it a disability at all? Well that depends on if it's disabling, some people have it so severely they struggle with daily life, and some people have it so mildly it would never get diagnosed, and there's so much variation in between, which also fluctuates for everyone.
LITERALLYYY
Sooo true!!! My tics were incredibly disabling for the first probably 4 years after they developed. But for the past couple years they have been a minor inconvenience mostly. They occasionally spike to a degree that is disabling or upsetting. But itās much less common now
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Me: I have tourette's
The general public: you mean the LITTLE BOY DISORDER? The disorder that ONLY YOUNG BOYS ARE DIAGNOSED WITH? You have the small young 8 year old BOY disorder? This cannot be. You are not a little boy. You and your neurologists are WRONG!
There's so much in-fighting in the Tourette's community when what we really need to do is unite against our common enemy: moments of silence
so many Autism Thingsā¢ make sense when you consider one of the worst feelings that accompanies the whole autistic life experience is Not Knowing What To Do Or What Is Going On. Ever.
so yeah, we like emulation and cosplay and roleplay and singing the same songs and watching the same shows over and over and talking about subjects we are experts in because for one blessed moment We Know Whatās Going On and What To Do and itās pretty goddamn blissful
Shoutout to the autistic people who get hyperfixated on dark topics.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are nonverbal.
Shoutout to the autistic people to canāt do basic tasks/functions without extra help or monitoring.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are physically disabled.
Shoutout to the autistic people who canāt go to work.
Shoutout to the autistic people who have low empathy.
Shoutout to the autistic people who disassociate.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are victims of eugenics and ableist abuse.
Shoutout to the autistic people who have violent or ādisgustingā ways of stimming.
Shoutout to the autistic people who meltdown for ādumb reasonsā.
Shoutout to the autistic people who have bad hygiene.
Shoutout to the psychotic autistic people.
Shoutout to the autistic people with personality disorders.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are stigmatized even more due to being of color.
Shoutout to the autistic people who have been locked up against their will.
Shoutout to the autistic people whose autism affects their plurality.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are victims of medical abuse.
Shoutout to the autistic people who are ātoo dramaticā
Shoutout to ALL the autistic people this month
Anyone else get periods where their whole body is full of premonitory urge but you're not ticcing?
I'm going to coin them as Premonitory Urge attacks.
Iāll get those whenever Iām ABOUT to go into a tic attack. Sometimes the tic attack doesnāt happen tho and then I feel like shit cuz I have all of this built up energy for no fucking reason :/ (upset face)
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Like you can call yourself disabled in the most casual and neutral manner possible and people will still respond with stuff like "aww don't call yourself that you're not any less of a person" like YOU'RE the one reading that meaning into it my dude I literally didn't say that
repeating tics multiple times isn't a sign of faking!
(it's very common in tourettes, especially in tourettic OCD)
someone laughing at their own tics isn't a sign of faking!
(everyone deserves laughter and healthy coping mechanisms)
having tics that reference something related to a conversation or something in the environment isn't a sign of faking!
(its very common in tourettes)
having tics from other content creators isn't a sign of faking!
(its called echolalia, and its very common in tourettes)
having tics that appear 'dramatic' or 'forceful' isn't a sign of faking!
(a clinical feature of complex tics is that they can appear forced even though they are not)
having any sort of stereotyped symptom related to tourettes isn't a sign of faking!
(duhh??)
someone online claiming another person is faking tics... isn't actual proof of faking!
(refer back to above points)
fakeclaiming never has and never will benefit the tics and tourettes community.
When your tics wane or become less frequent/complex with age or medication, itās so weird? Feels like I was over exaggerating or faking? But I Know I wasnāt. Touretteās is just a funky disorder that fluctuates a lot
Happy Touretteās awareness month!!! I love all my Touretteās and tic disorder buddies! You are all awesome and I love our community
Happy Touretteās awareness month to all my ticcy mutuals and followers <3
Also check out the tourettes action uk campaign this year, itās awesome!!
(Also sorry Iām not very active on here, Iāve been very busy but Iām hoping to start posting a bit more in a few months when I have more time)
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hey tic disorder tumblr im back feel free to have this if you want
