I Swear (Kirk Jones, 2025)
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I Swear (Kirk Jones, 2025)
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5 things only tourettic people understand
The feeling of knowing a tic will stay or not
The relief of ticcing
Not knowing if it’s lingering echophenomena tics or becoming your tic vocabulary
Sensory issues
Not knowing if it’s a tic sometimes, because it’s automatic like breathing and mimics your everyday moves too
Me, posting online: so I have tourette's
Some person I don't know: "omg I don't have tourette's but I have anxiety/ADHD/autism tics"
Another person I don't know: "I don't have tourette's but I do have [insert non-tic behavior]"
Another person I don't know: "I'm not diagnosed with tourettes but I have (lists tourette criteria subtly or outright asking me to diagnose them)"
ADHD anxiety and autism do not cause tics, I don't know why you're telling me about your non tic behaviors, and no I'm not gonna diagnose you see a doctor!!
I hate having disabilities that react poorly to stress.
Convent of Sainte-Marie de la Tourette, by Le Corbusier and Iannis Xenakis (1960).
Eveux, France.
© Roberto Conte (2015)
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Hello!! You seem to be a Snape enthusiast as well (which I love🥹) I have a question. How do you think Snape would react or be like if a person of interest/partner had a disorder (OCD, Tourette’s Syndrome, ADHD, etc.)?
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Hi anon! 💚 Thank you for stopping by!
It there's no words to explain or describe their disorder (don't forget HP happens at a time where mental health is not discussed, especially not - it seems - amongst wizards) he might get annoyed and impatient. He has the potential to be the 'why aren't you just making an effort' boomer partner. He has difficulties adapting to his students in class because he has his own logic and he's bad at trying to understand someone else's. It could be the same with a partner. Also he survived with pushing through so he could see his partner's limits as unwillingness.
I mean he is a boomer.
But if a diagnosis existed (or even books on the subject), that he could understand. I think he'd be mostly okay with it, with various degree of patience at first. But he is a very practical and pragmatic person, so if he was made aware of his s/o' condition and needs, then he'd adapt quite easily.
(Tourette might be a harder for him because he's very calm and values silence and I don't think a partner would appreciate getting Muffliato cast on them x times a day. Not sure that would work.)
There's a genuine terror for a certain percentage of us with Tourettes that we may be actually KILLED OR ASSAULTED for ticcing in the wrong time and in the wrong place to the wrong person.
People think we're drunk or on drugs or we mean what we say and somehow that gives them the right to abuse us.
What I say as a tic is ALWAYS out of my control, but your reaction is 1000% in YOUR control.
Do better for those of us with neurological illnesses.