Thinking about that time when my friend informed me that one of my tics (that I thought was just random gibberish) is apparently a slur for Pakistani people 🥲

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Thinking about that time when my friend informed me that one of my tics (that I thought was just random gibberish) is apparently a slur for Pakistani people 🥲

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I have tics and idrgaf (sometimes I randomly shout and jerk my head oh woe is me) but what DOES bother me is when people act like they'd be offending me by acknowledging my tics existence. Like a stranger whispering to my friend "not to be rude but does she have tourrettes?" When I'm right there. You can just ask ME. I'm not gonna start violently sobbing that you noticed my very obvious tics. I know you have eyes and ears. You do not have to tiptoe around someone with tics.
The only scenario where you shouldn't say something is saying something like "you haven't ticked in a while" because that is the only thing that will actually set me off lmao
One of the weirdest tics I have, one that doesn't really bother me or interfere with anything but is just weird, is where I have to blow on my arm. It's so random. It has to be a strong blow, too, and I think its something most folks dont expect to be a tic.
But it is! And it's really odd.
Has anyone else with tourettes who has played the new tomodachi life game given themselves the fast blinking trait? I got my girlfriend to give it to mii me and I think it fits very well with my eye scrunching/blinking tics.
oh god i think im dying

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Tourette syndrome tics can be triggered by a lot of different things, and every person’s triggers are different. Stress and anxiety are really common triggers, but excitement, laughter, anger, or embarrassment can also make tics worse. Being tired, sick, overstimulated, or not sleeping enough can increase them too.
Some people tic more because of sensory stuff like loud noises, bright lights, uncomfortable clothing, crowds, or strong smells. Even talking about tics, thinking about them, or seeing someone else tic can trigger more tics sometimes.
Holding tics in for a long time can also cause a rebound later when the person finally relaxes. On the other hand, focusing deeply on hobbies or activities can sometimes reduce tics for a while.
Tourette’s also naturally “waxes and wanes,” meaning tics can randomly get better or worse over time.
Gelp, my jaw is so swollen
having a whistle tic is so embarrassing when you cannot whistle