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my finger when i'm trying to write an important essay:
does anyone else have tics that only happen when you're holding a pen or pencil?
it makes it so hard to do schoolwork sometimes :'( and journalling too...
And lastly! 9 for the ask game:)) (I’m splitting these up lol)
9. What is your most unique tic?
A lot of my tics revolve around circles, so I'd say that's pretty unique. Like I'll move my head or arm or finger in circles. I think my most unique is moving my middle finger in circles when I hold a pen. It pretty much only happens when I'm holding a pen.
6 for the ask game!<3
6. How long did it take you to love your tics (or are you still getting there)?
I think I started learning to love my tics when I learned what they were. I always just thought there was something wrong with me and wondered why I couldn't stop moving in weird ways but when I learned it was tics, I became a lot more accepting of them. For me, the hardest part about loving my tics isn't societal pressure, but the fact that they're just annoying.

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guy in my earbuds leading my meditation: just close your eyes...
me: i'm trying :')
is it possible to have tics and not realize they're tics? I used to have this thing where I would blink my eyes a ton and it wasn't really something I could control but I never thought of it as a tic. Now it's changed into my eyes squeezing shut and that definitely feels like a tic
Yes absolutely! I've had tics since I was really little and never knew that they were tics and people would ask me why I was blinking so much or rolling my eyes or whatever and I'd be like.... yeah actually I don't know, I can't really stop though for some reason?
tics culture is your hands being FRICKIN SORE after a test because one of your tics is flicking your fingers out when you're holding a pen