Youtube comments of (@coquaine).

  1. She isn’t faking
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  2.  @erfqwake6489  What does your brother have to do with anything? You can’t even spell it correctly bruh, Tourettes doesn’t have a certain look. How can you tell?
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  3.  @elijahvalongo9528  I have Tourette syndrome myself, although there is no specific look or sound to it, so there’s no possible way to know it’s fake.
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  4.  @erfqwake6489  what does your brother have to do with anything? How is she faking?
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  5.  @brittneyann2639  tics are different for everyone. You can’t compare it.
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  6. She’s not faking
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  7. This is a survival condition, not a disorder that carries a demon in it. A disorder caused by trauma is not caused by demons. Please do your research.
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  8.  @nodeins1848  you’re telling me your mom is my gender?
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  9. It’s sad because it’s a survival condition that usually comes from trauma. It’s normal, and it can help them cope. It’s not demon possession, im sorry, is someone having PTSD demonic now?
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  10. She isn’t faking
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  11. Nobody should have to change their pronouns because of disrespectful people..?
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  12. it’s a severe survival condition and it comes with childhood trauma, so no, you don’t. if you’re lonely, go make friends.
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  13. You do actually switch, with DID. It’s not on demand, but it’s sometimes triggered by things.
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  14. how is it weird, and how does it ruin the channel?
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  15. No you don’t
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  16. Cause she’s not
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  17.  @MR.BONES007  She’s not
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  18. Why?
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  19. Split has a horrible representation of DID
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  20. How are you gonna tell them what they don’t have?
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  21. How is a person with DID supposed to sound? How are they full of it?
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  22. Her case is actually severe
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  23. This is a REAL disorder. Recognizing your alters doesn’t mean it’s bullshit.
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  24. What? Are you dumb? This isn’t all stupid or BS, it’s real and people deal with this. It’s not anyones fault that kids think it’s cool.
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  25.  @Velgaxxx  This comment is so ridiculous, I just had to laugh. DID is short for Dissociative identity disorder. Satan doesn’t make “cracks” in humans so “evil spirits” get into the human, do you know how dumb that honestly sounds? That sounds like something that somebody made up in a tv show or a movie, fictional. In the real world, terrible things happen to people who don’t deserve it because this world itself is evil. None of what you said relates to demonic possession or DID at all, because DID is usually caused by trauma, which also has nothing to do with demonic possession UNLESS there’s some sort of trauma related to demons, which in this case, that’s not how it works. Your comment is ridiculous, you sound both insane and delusional.
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  26. It’s not controversial. I’m black with TS, and nobody can help it. It’s uncontrollable. EVERYONE knows what the word is, you don’t have to say it in order for it to be a tic though. You can hear others say it and repeat it as a tic, or you can just know what a word is and have it as a tic.
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  27.  @wheeet22  Everyone has pronouns? 💀 why is that even important? I was informing you that even though it’s rare, a bunch of people still have it. Come up with an better comeback, because you seem like the child by bringing up pronouns. Immature asf
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  28. Hey, as someone with an Eating disorder, nobody can control whether they have an eating disorder or not. It isn’t a cry for attention, it’s a cry for help. All eating disorders are very serious and very dangerous, people have died from them. If everyone turned away and ignored the person who would constantly purge their food (throw up their food) and look at their food as if they’re struggling to eat it, you’re only making it worse. If someone does that, it’s clear they need help. Eating disorders are serious, and can get worse if they aren’t treated. Ignoring them won’t make them stop doing it, because their struggle with not eating isn’t gonna go away because lack of attention, most people actually enjoy the lack of attention when they have EDs, it’s very annoying and disappointing to them when someone brings it up. They aren’t a complete waste of time and energy, have you ever dealt with an eating disorder? Has someone you know dealt with one? Imagine they lost their life because of it, imagine YOU lost your own life because of it. It’s not a joke. She knows she caused the damage to her body, which is why she got help for it, people know when they need help, and they know what they want help. She deserved the recovery, though. Imagine how much time, energy, and lack of self worth goes into eating disorders, it’s so exhausting, and it’s so difficult to have. But, not all eating disorders involve purging, some are binge eating. You don’t understand how difficult it is to eat after you’ve gotten so used to not doing it. Everyone didn’t have to pay attention to her for her to stop, what helped her out a bit was the recovery and reaching out. You wish that people who have ED’s would do that just because they’re struggling, like everyone in this entire world has? Everyone has struggled before, but you don’t wish death on them just because you don’t understand their pain. “If you’re going to have an eating disorder JUST DO IT and VANISH”..you have no empathy, and its embarrassing. So what, people with eating disorders should just keep it to themselves instead of trying to get help? You, my friend, are the reason why people don’t speak up about their mental health problems. The best way to deal with someone with an eating disorder isn’t ignoring them, as someone who has one, personally what helped was my friends (mainly my boyfriend), because they would encourage me to eat, they would constantly try to help me recover, and that’s what made me how I am today, without them, I wouldn’t have made it. People just need help, therapy, and friends who truly care.
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  29. This comment is so ridiculous. First of all, it’s not her fault that she’s famous, she spreads awareness about the NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER she has, it’s not a disease. Tourette syndrome doesn’t make someone special, it’s just naturally apart of them, it’s what makes them them. Tics can seem well rehearsed and “perfect”, but that doesn’t mean anything, as all tics are different. She does have a disability/neurological disorder. Not everyone with Tourette syndrome says rude things, so don’t create a stereotype by saying EVERY PERSON with TS ONLY says curse words when that’s caused by Coprolalia, it’s rare, only 10% of people with TS have it. It’s random and not premeditated, but the rude words or cursing is caused by Coprolalia, that’s not their fault. Tourette syndrome is not developed by kids attention seeking, actually really nobody knows what it’s ACTUALLY caused by, maybe trauma, maybe it’s genetic, but it’s different for everyone. It’s not even a habit. “Simple solution. Correct your kids”..BY DOING WHAT?? A hard slap on the face won’t cure anything, actually if you do that, it could 100% make the tics worse. If your child says something like that due to a tic, you can’t expect that tic to magically go away just because you slapped them. It doesn’t sort it out, why would violence help? Tourette syndrome isn’t based on discipline. I have Tourette syndrome and my parents were extremely abusive/(went overboard with discipline), and I still ended up having TS.
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  30.  @elijahvalongo9528  I have Tourette syndrome myself and I have many been around many people/friends with Tourettes. It’s not obvious if somebody’s faking, tics are so diverse so you cannot tell. But yeah, how can you tell right away? Ofc you’re not the only one who thinks that, but you’re certainly wrong and so is anyone else who thinks that.
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  31. It can get extremely bad. Who are you to say that it’s not like that? Have you met every person with TS suddenly?
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  32. She’s not faking
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  33. Not how it works. It’s caused by mainly trauma, trauma that’s so bad that it causes your personalities to split.
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  34. They’re not
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  35. They aren’t possessed. “Evil spirits”, no..DID is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories.
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  36. Huh…?-a non-binary person
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  37. That’s nobody’s fault but the parents
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  38. And with tics, as somebody with Tourette syndrome, it is not a demon. It’s caused by the brain and the nerves, which is why it affects movements and sounds. And with the cursing, it’s caused by Coprolalia, Most flare ups do NOT involve cursing, that’s only 10-15% of people with TS who have Coprolalia. Delete this comment, stop spreading false information.
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  39.  @_trul.yyy_5116  please watch videos about both DID and Tourettes, and delete this comment.
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  40. Just say you know nothing about TS and go 😀
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  41. Those aren’t emotions 😐
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  42. Are you alright in the head..?
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  43. You clearly don’t understand what tics are
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  44.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  Well then you’d understand how it works and realized that your original comment is false
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  45. Ableist
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  46. How?
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  47.  @LB-wk9er  Who? Nin? What proof do you have that she faked it? She didn’t leave the internet because of that, I think she left because some bad things were happening, she explained that in her video. Also, Anthony is probably very careful with who he interviews, and at least makes sure that they have what they say they have before interviewing them. And even if she faked it, they’re saying that every single one of these people are faking.
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  48. She can’t turn it on and off, I don’t think you know how tics work buddy. For one, they stop on their own. You don’t control a tic, the tic controls YOU. You can suppress a tic, but that’s not controlling it since it brings you pain and you’ll have another tic sooner or later. I have tics and literally it’s impossible to “turn it on and off when needed”. Don’t accuse her of doing so when it’s impossible to do. Weirdo.
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  49. It’s a result of trauma, not bullshit stories
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  50.  @nodeins1848  it’s so funny that i laughed, so did your mom :)
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  51.  @iliketofish6966  I have it myself 💀 and It’s different for everyone, everyone’s case is different, meaning the severities are different. Also, pills don’t ALWAYS work
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  52.    💀 what? I wasn’t even alive then. Delusional
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  53. She isn’t attention seeking, she’s spreading awareness
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  54. not fake. people can tic every 5 seconds, who are you to decide how many tics somebody can have? and somebody can be happy, they don’t have to let their disability take away their happiness.
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  55. She isn’t faking it. Tics are so diverse that you cannot tell if somebody’s faking or not.
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  56. She does though. Eating disorders are very serious, more serious and severe than you’d think or expect. People with eating disorders (there are many forms of eating disorders, but this one would be anorexia nervosa im pretty sure), and this kind of eating disorder can be very severe, trust me, I have an eating disorder and it’s very hard to eat, or like myself in general. She isn’t “starving herself to look good”, because it’s very clear that she got help for that exact reason. She has anorexia. There’s no need to call her dumb for struggling with an ED
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  57. It’s actually a survival condition. It’s not demons, what can deliverance do when it’s based off of trauma usually?
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  58.  @danielb5721  It’s actually not demon possession at all! It’s caused by trauma.
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  59. They aren’t crazy
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  60. 😐 they’ve been diagnosed already
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  61. Well actually, it’s DID regardless. This is not demons and it’s not disembodied spirits. It’s a survival condition caused by trauma. So is PTSD automatically demonic now? Oh wow, I see ghosts cause I have PTSD, yup, so demonic ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! Y’all are embarrassing. Freedom from the alters? I don’t even have DID and that sounds so sad. I couldn’t imagine living without alters, the ones that helped me cope. Now don’t get me wrong, it’s not a good thing to have DID and I’m not glorifying it, but it’s a survival condition, helps them cope.
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  62. Why is it not real? It actually is. It’s a survival condition.
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  63. The severity can change over time. It doesn’t mean she’s pretending
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  64.  @lisafancyface8950  So show proof of her faking it. Tourettes is an issue, whether it’s mild or severe, it just gets worse over time for some. Tics are different for everyone, who are you to decide “this ain’t it”
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  65. These people actually do not have “demonds”, they have DID, which is actually a survival condition. The “cure” to a disorder caused by trauma is automatically deliverance now? It’s caused by trauma, it’s not related to demons in any sort. Stop spreading false information. I stg I think I’ve seen you in other comment sections spreading false information as well.
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  66.  @juangokuz0578  Suffering from Autism, schizophrenia, depression, and anorexia is obviously very hard, but homosexuality isn’t a disorder. Doctors have of course said there’s a lot of treatments for those things, some were born with those disorders/disabilities, and they have to work on it, but coming to Jesus does not help or solve anything. What you believe in, or what your religion is does not help a disorder. Help and repentance? For what, exactly? Getting your hopes up on something like that is pointless, seeking help from actual professionals is more helpful. I’ve read the Bible before, so yes, I know Jesus talks about sick people and bad spirits, but the thing is, disorders are not sicknesses, and they are not bad spirits especially neurological ones. “They were healed”..im sorry, but it doesn’t exactly work that way. Doctors have limited power, yes, but Jesus cannot exactly help everything. Stop spreading false information. I’m not stopping anyone from talking about how Jesus can help and all of that, I’m gonna obviously stop people who are saying disorders are demons and spreading all this false information about stuff that’s already commonly misunderstood. Demons exist, yes, but disorders are not demons.
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  67.  @KingOfHeroes8  That’s so false, this is embarrassing for you. Tics are different than that, literally has nothing to do with “negative thoughts”, it’s a NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER
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  68.  @KingOfHeroes8  A neurological disorder is not a phobia.. please educate yourself before spreading false information about Tourettes 😬😬😬
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  69.  @KingOfHeroes8  A headache isn’t Tourettes though
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  70.  @IdK-er6rh  Why are they nowhere when a lot of people have DID?
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  71. It’s a disorder
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  72. A lot of people actually have DID. Although its rare, that doesn’t mean people in the comments can’t have it.
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  73. No it’s not. She’s had a rough life and she had to deal with her tics as well. Y’all call anyone simps when they’re just respectful people 💀 she isn’t faking.
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  74. Umm no, they are not.
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  75. Because she was on medication and it wasn’t as bad
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  76. Well how so? She’s been professionally diagnosed. “Corny tics” she cannot control it, and you don’t decide that “nobody does that” when it’s different for everyone
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  77. How is it fake?
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  78.  @helicopter9806  Tics can be memes. Tics can be from what you hear or see 💀 I quite literally have a lot of vocal tics from memes, that doesn’t invalidate my tics. How are hers over the top? How is it clearly fake?
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  79. Please, do not compare DID to demonic or spiritual things. DID is is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories, meaning that that person has experienced trauma, bad trauma, to the point where their personalities split. It’s not demonic and it’s not spiritual, it’s just connected to trauma, and it’s really sad.
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  80. No. Tics can be in sync with things, doesn’t mean it’s intentional
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  81.  @elijahvalongo9528  She’s not
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  82.  @doogiehowser8187  What makes you think it’s fake?
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  83. It is involuntary though. She’s aware of it happening and she’s aware of when it happens, but she can’t stop it, which makes it involuntary.
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  84.  @dreddmann9292  That’s not the same for everyone though. Tics are involuntary, which makes them uncontrollable. Anita may look like she’s doing it on purpose but you’re forgetting that tics can look like they’re done on purpose, but it’s still involuntary at the end of the day. It’s your choice whether you wanna believe it or not, but literally keep that to yourself. She’s not trying to do it on purpose, honestly you need to do more research. Again, you don’t have to believe her, nobody has ever asked you to lmao, keep that to yourself, because your reasoning to apparently not believe her is ridiculous. Your instincts are wrong. She made it work for her because she can handle it differently, I think you’re forgetting that disabilities/disorders/syndromes affect others differently and it all depends on how they can personally handle it. It’s not that SHE doesn’t have a hard time with Tourettes, it’s how she handles it and how well she can control it. That’s not the same for everyone though. Everyone who has it struggles with it and has a hard time though, just because she can handle it well doesn’t mean you get to invalidate her situation. You can’t always “see it in their eyes”, because it’s different for everyone. Have you seen everyone with Tourette syndrome? No? Okay then. Exactly. If you apparently don’t see it in her eyes, that’s because it’s different for her. You can literally see the panic in her eyes when she says something inappropriate or something disrespectful, watch one of her tics that were dangerous🤦🏽‍♀️
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  85.  @TopCenter-TC  Are those any of people doctors? If not, their videos or opinions don’t matter 💀 ANYONE can be happy no matter what disability they have, you don’t decide when somebody’s allowed to be happy or not. She doesn’t have tics every 5 seconds, and even if she did, that’s perfectly fine because it’s HER. She’s her own person, if it’s unrealistic to you, then so be it, but there’s no right amount of tics that a person is required to have.
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  86.  @TopCenter-TC  So then proof? And just because someone has tics doesn’t mean they get to decide who’s faking or not lmao. “You’re done” is actually one of her tics.
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  87.  @TopCenter-TC  I have tics and that’s actually very incorrect. Tics are not just twitching or sounds, it can most definitely include words. Educate yourself before speaking.
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  88. That’s literally how tics work. It’s not what you wanna say.
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  89. Coprolalia
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  90. Hush
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  91. 🤨
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  92. it’s really not.
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  93. It’s not your job to believe anyone.
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  94. How do you know she’s faking
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  95.  @1nePercentJuice  I’m diagnosed with Tourette syndrome but yeah, okay
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  96. False. You don’t have to think of something in order for it to be a tic.
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  97.  @Egitheegg  Nope. Professionals aren’t considered “tiktok kids”, There’s medical evidence behind DID. DID isn’t made up, if it was, people wouldn’t have it. This is a real struggle.
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  98. Nobody asked you to believe her
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  99. You’re weird by bringing up any of that and invalidating her situation 🤦🏽‍♀️ bulimia exists, anorexia nervosa exists.
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  100.  @kswhiteyak  She stopped her meds because of the way it made her feel, then she got on new ones
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  101. You cannot exaggerate tics. Everyone with tics are different, so the statement “they act nothing like this” just tells me you know nothing about Tourettes. Prove that it’s for clout or attention. She had tics throughout half of the conversation, tics aren’t always bad, and why would they show her tics at the most worst moment in front of thousands of people? You’re ridiculous.
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  102. Not true at all. TS was discovered in the 80’s, and people most definitely had it way before then.
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  103. People don’t always understand how it works, and it’s not always known. People will look at you like you’re crazy or something if you just random shout things out, that’s how it is now - a person with tics.
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  104.  @rickc.4298  How so? All tics are different and change at different times.
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  105.  @DaveDavidDavidson  Says who..I’ve never said my age. Im not young or naive, i just know how my own disability works.
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  106.  @rickc.4298  I’ve already done my research bruh, I literally have this disability 🤦🏽‍♀️
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  107.  @rickc.4298  Yup, I have. All tics are different and so are the severities, so somebody’s tics can be completely extreme and odd while yours isn’t. I have severe tics and mine are sometimes like hers. I’ve researched how others with tics act as well, and they’re all different since everyone’s brain chemistry is different. All tics are different, so again, knowing people with it doesn’t mean anything. She’s not faking, her tics are just severe. Do some research.
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  108.  @ethngry8609  Yes
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  109. She isn’t faking. What are tics supposed to be? Tics are basically apart of you. It’s not an act just because she’s accepting that it’s apart of her 🤦🏽‍♀️ she can’t control how they sound, or look
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  110.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  I quite literally have Tourettes and that’s how it can work. Tics have certain triggers and work differently for everyone. How does her looking at somebody mean she’s a fraud and a fake? Makes no sense. You’re pretty sad to be hating on a person with tics, it’s embarrassing.
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  111.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  How so?
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  112. they aren’t acting
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  113. Grow up.
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  114.  @Egitheegg  you do realize that over 20,000+ people have it?
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  115.  @jellyie3806  literally
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  116. She can’t control it.
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  117. Stop victim blaming.
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  118.  @smilebbyily2445  Then why are you speaking on eating disorders as if you have ANY fucking idea about how it is?
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  119.  @harrys4576  how
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  120. You can remember things from your childhood, even if you were 4-5
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  121.  @easy2321  Nice! Anyway, people can remember a ton of stuff from their childhood, especially if it was a huge change in their life, such as tics or other things.
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  122.  @easy2321  Not always. Some people can remind you of things you did as a child, but sometimes you can also remember. I remember a bunch of things from the age 3-5, especially when my tics started at 4. It’s a big change in life that sticks with you, it’s something you’ll normally remember unless you try to repress the memory. I don’t need to ask any friends if they remembered things from those ages when I experience a ton of memories from my childhood at around the ages 3-5.
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  123.  @helicopter9806  how?
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  124.  @nodeins1848  damn
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  125. Its a tic, it’s not her fault.
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  126. What?
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  127. Tf
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  128. That is not how it works. DID is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories. Just because you dated a girl who used to act crazy as fuck, does not mean everyone with DID is like that and just trying to excuse their bad behavior.
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  129.  @dreddmann9292  okay then call bullshit? You’re speaking on her as if you know her too🤷🏽‍♀️ you are wrong, im just correcting you. Express your opinion somewhere else, it’s ridiculous
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  130. Tics isn’t something you think of
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  131.  @jessiejesse2160  As a black person with Tourettes, I’ve had tics that unfortunately were things like that or racial slurs. You can’t limit vocal tics. Tics like that are rare due to Coprolalia so you probably won’t see many who have tics like that. And no, the word does not have to appear in your mind for it to be a tic. Tics can be things you’ve seen, heard, been scared of saying out loud, or things you’ve never said/thought of. Tics aren’t for you to buy. Please educate yourself.
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  132.  @thunderfapp  They have split personality disorder/DID, not borderline personality disorder or schizophrenia, those are actually much different from DID. Not all people with DID have alters that are littles, but with people who do have a little alter (little: child), it’s not that they’re the ones believing they’re 4 or whatever age, it’s just their alter who is that age, because they have split personalities.
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  133. Everyone sins
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  134. Making the best out of it > letting it take control over your life and your happiness
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  135. Grow up
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  136.  @Stopcommentingthesamecomments  You have no proof of anyone faking, so be quiet. Simple.
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  137.  @Stopcommentingthesamecomments  Why would she be faking? Or how, since you “looked into it”
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  138.  @Stopcommentingthesamecomments  She struggles with this and has shown how much pain it brings her, plus it’s been too many years and she would have been caught by now.. so the whole “attention” and money thing makes no sense.
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  139.  @shoe777  Exactly
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  140. They have tics
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  141. So? Streaming is her job. How is she an attention seeker?
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  142. It must be exhausting for you..you don’t have a life nor a hobby. Find something else to do other than accusing people of acting. Ableist.
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  143. it sucks though, and i don’t have DID, but i can tell it sucks.
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  144.  @_pandart6435  you do realize not every person with DID creates anime characters in their head like a cringe person?
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  145. Go educate yourself
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  146. She’s not
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  147.  @loganbrazzell6683  Because she does actually have TS. I don’t think I’m an expert, I just know about it and I experience it myself. I literally have neurological disorders but yeah, I definitely don’t understand it! Tourettes can’t be reversed at all, I’ve done plenty of research on it, and if you actually did, you’d know that there’s no cure nor surgery that can just take it away. It’s a lifelong condition. An app cannot cause neurological disorders or mental illnesses, instead it can make it worse, but it doesn’t cause it in general. She’s professionally diagnosed with it, so it doesn’t lower any probability, she’s DIAGNOSED, accept it. I’m not a simp, I’m just respectful. Maybe you should try it. I didn’t make anyone rich, that was Anita herself who did that. She created the fame for herself and that’s not a bad thing. She only tries to spread awareness and make the best out of things. It’s sad how you think you have any right to make a comment on her disability when you probably don’t experience it yourself, or you probably aren’t a doctor, specifically her doctor.
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  148. She never milked it though, and her tics most definitely HAVE made her do/say things that have caused her to get extreme backlash, hence the n word tic. I suggest you do your research on her, because one of her most viral videos is the one where she addresses the tic that caused her to get into a lot of trouble
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  149. She was on medication during her first videos, also not All tics are visible! Doesn’t mean they dont have tics at all :) you can’t exaggerate tics
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  150. Not acting
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  151. Well she’s never been sick, as Tourettes isn’t a sickness but a neurological disorder. She’s not lying
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  152. It’s not. It’s connected to trauma, and it’s a survival condition.
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  153.  @Senselessnesss  So prove it
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  154. It’s only Tourette syndrome though. It’s not ADHD nor ocd
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  155.  @dream_killer-cc3vr  they aren’t
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  156. It may just be another tic disorder, but it COULD be Tourettes. Have you told anyone about this? Family? Neurologist? Doctor? Nurse? Anyone? I suggest telling somebody before it gets worse and your tics get more severe
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  157. Nope. DID exists.
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  158. She’s not faking.
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  159.  @DaveDavidDavidson  How?
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  160.  @DaveDavidDavidson  Yes it is
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  161. 😐 no.
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  162. Eating disorders exist all over the world
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  163. How
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  164. That’s not true. We don’t always have offensive tics, whistling is actually a more common tic. Also, we do try to be funny n cope about it.
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  165.  @never_ending_studiokkswani85-3  Some tics are triggered by things. Let’s say, I have a tic where I say “shoe”, and I see somebody’s shoe, I’m gonna have that tic.
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  166. Well how do you know
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  167. Neither. She’s diagnosed with it and you cannot exaggerate tics
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  168. She’s not faking, it just developed later on in life
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  169.  @TheCherrylover85  as a person with Tourettes, I love this comment. you did an amazing job with explaining it.
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  170.  @Egitheegg  Ok
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  171. She isn’t attention seeking🤦🏽‍♀️ what makes you think she’ll apparently grow out of it if she’s had tics for a very long time?
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  172. It unfortunately can. Tics can cause people to physically harm others. I’ve had a tic where I punched my cousin in the face, I felt extremely guilty
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  173. …💀 where tf did you get that from?
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  174.  @helicopter9806  And when was this?
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  175.  @liam6159  How so?
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  176. You don’t get it. You really do not get it. As a person with an eating disorder, it’s not always because of the way they view themselves. Eating disorders can be caused by bullying, body dysphoria, etc. but with anorexia nervosa, or bulimia, it can be caused by you hating yourself and your body, and thinking you’re too big or aren’t skinny enough, or you start struggling with body image problems. People with anorexia see themselves as overweight, and tend to monitor their weight, but it can get to this horrible point where they start starving themselves to hopefully change their body and the way they look. You can’t get mad at them for something they can’t control. People with EDs know that they’re struggling and sometimes, that struggle starts to visibly show (for example: getting skinner, much much skinner), but it’s very hard for them to get better without some sort of treatment. I’m not understanding why you’re frustrated that others are starving when people with eating disorders (not all eating disorders, some are binge eating or something else) are also starving. They’re apart of that group that’s struggling and starving as well, they’re just mentally unstable. It’s the same exact thing, just different. Purposely starving yourself is a HUGE issue, so treat it like one. Don’t try and guilt trip people with this sort of eating disorder just because you don’t understand it.
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  177. How so?
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  178. So why are you here?
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  179. Because people purposely give others that tic. People find it funny to mess with others like that and they don’t think about the damage it could do
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  180. Coprolalia and Copropraxia. Also, vocal tics.
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  181.  @klatour  So..? People can laugh after they tic, I do all the time. People don’t tic all the time, and she literally is ticcing in the full interview bro. Tics develop quickly for some people. All of your points are invalid and prove you’re uneducated.
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  182.  @klatour  How’s it obvious? When was she exposed “17 times”, btw tiktok doctors don’t count. How do you know she’s faking? I’m not unbelievable, I just don’t fakeclaim others who struggle with what I struggle with.
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  183.  @klatour  So how many hints and what proof? What proof of her sister saying that? Tics are confusing at points so obviously. Where’s the proof of those pics? Any proof she’s lying?
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  184.  @klatour  So where’s the proof?
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  185. Well how so
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  186. You can’t control tics, as they’re uncontrollable, but you can learn how to suppress them, although it’s not good for your health and can cause tic attacks
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  187.  @NICCAGE26  For a lot of people, it’s not an excuse for bad behavior. It’s not demonic possession either, tell me you don’t understand DID without telling me
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  188.    why is that even important though
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  189. I have tics and I’m not white 💀 It’s not about race.
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  190. You know, in the real world, it ACTUALLY seems like it would be a disorder because it is
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  191. Well, it’s not.
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  192. Yes
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  193. Nope
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  194.  @thekittenthatwantschicken8018  Spoilers: she doesn’t. Just because her tics are complex does not mean she’s exaggerating it
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  195. It’s been proved to be real so many times- do y’all even do your research on things before saying stuff?
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  196. You can’t
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  197. even if it is, please don’t point it out :)
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  198. Please don’t call tics cute
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  199. What? 💀 your whole comment made no sense at all. You literally don’t know how to spell and you’re assuming her father was abusive for no reason 🤨 just because she looks pale or white doesn’t mean she cannot be mixed with something
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  200. I don’t think Eugenia wants help, sadly.
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  201.  @1nePercentJuice  Nice talking to you too
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  202. Ok mr “tourettes is fake”..you clearly think you know more than neurologists, it’s pretty embarrassing. You should be the last one saying anyone is faking for attention.
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  203.  @Nedula007  How is a neurological disorder “attention seeking behavior” when nobody can control it at all?
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  204. Diagnosed
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  205. Nothing can heal or cure tics.
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  206. She’s not faking. A tic can be some things that are trends or audios btw. Btw, it’s “wind it up”, not run it up
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  207. If you’re calling the people who have it cute, that’s fine, but don’t call the disorder cute
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  208.  @dizzle6709  Clearly not..you can’t tell if somebody’s tics are faking. Anita’s tics are different because all tics are different, it’s meant to be that way. Go educate yourself
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  209. No. It’s not that easy
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  210. Some can drive, and some tics do hurt
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  211. Because they are..? Was that the point of this video? No
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  212. She does have it. There is no specific way to how it works. As somebody with it, you CAN get tics at the end of your sentences :)
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  213. ..if you have that, seek therapy immediately.
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  214. Yes it is
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  215. Coprolalia.
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  216. Disagree. Eating disorders aren’t based on need for attention, it’s something that’s MENTALLY affecting you
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  217. That’s actually not true! TS can go long without being diagnosed because it’s a complicated neurological disorder, also a diagnosis just isn’t easy to get
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  218. You can’t exaggerate tics
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  219. *disorder
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  220. Why
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  221. It’s actually just different personalities
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  222. Love you too- a person with Tourette’s
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  223. Tf
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  224. She isn’t attention seeking. Not all of her tics are cute, she has had tics that make her look awful, for example, the n word tic, and her dangerous tic was when she exposed her password, etc. do your research
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  225. No she’s not. TS is all about MOTOR and VOCAL tics, you need BOTH to be diagnosed with it. Not just vocal tics.
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  226. …what
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  227. What?
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  228.  @bennyrich7361  This whole comment is actually extremely false..
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  229.  @JarvidO  People don’t tic 24/7, also tics can be catch phrases. Tics aren’t rarely verbal at all lmao, it’s more common than you think
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  230. It’s not an act
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  231. Not by anyone who’s actually professional, no.
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  232. No you do not
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  233. Nobody owes you proof of anything lmao
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  234. Grow up. She doesn’t overplay anything for clout, this is so embarrassing for you. Your comment honestly made no sense at all. Her tics are just like that, it’s not her being dramatic, it’s just how hers are. Why comment about this on a video where she’s addressing her issues with it and how badly she’s struggled with it? You do realize that tics can be suppressed, and she literally said when she’s distracted or focused, her tics go away. Did we watch the same video buddy? Her story is very sad and she’s very brave, and this is coming from someone with tics. This isn’t about any of those people you named, and it isn’t about any of what you’ve said. She’s just brave in her own way, because she’s very in control of her tics and they can get bad sometimes, but she still streams and does her job.
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  235. She doesn’t use it for views
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  236. It’s real
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  237. No, you don’t. As someone who has it, it’s a living hell.
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  238. So what if she’s bi? So what if other kids are bi? It’s definitely okay to be bi and know your sexuality. I’m bisexual, there is NOTHING wrong with it
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  239. Not how it works. When you have tics, you cannot control what you say or do. If you swear, you cannot tell them “HEY NO SWEARING” and get upset every time they do, that’s so wrong of you to do.
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  240. Please, don’t call this cute. I have Tourette syndrome, what’s annoying about it is the continuous annoying movements/sounds that are uncomfortable and uncontrollable, and how bad it hurts
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  241. Yes it is
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  242.  @maddisonfender6590  right
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  243. How do you know that they’re faking?
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  244.  @smithdawn1  This is so odd though
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  245. Proof is where?
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  246. She does, but let’s also not create a false image of tics. Swearing tics are rare, the majority don’t have those kinds of tics.
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  247. You’re not a professional, so luckily nobody cares about what you have to say about a real neurological disorder. Tics are UNCONTROLLABLE, if you TRY to suppress it, you are causing harm to yourself.
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  248. She’s not faking. If you are reminded of your tics or you’re talking about it, it’s likely that you’re probably going to tic. FYI: learn how to spell the disorder correctly before assuming.
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  249. Huh
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  250. ..who cares??
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  251.  @nodeins1848  no thank you
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  252. Why’s it bad that she’s making money? 💀 if you’re gonna complain about her making money, you gotta complain about everyone else with jobs since they make money as well. It’s not a gimmick
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  253. So did you just skip the entire point of this video just to sexualize her or..
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  254. As somebody with Tourettes, i would most definitely choose not to have it. This ruins peoples lives, it’s not fun, it genuinely hurts, although being without it would feel extremely weird since I’m used to ticcing.
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  255. Huh
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  256. This isn’t a mental illness, it’s a genetic disorder. Just because some people do it for attention doesn’t mean that everyone does. Nobody’s glorifying anything.
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  257. She’s not faking. She literally struggles with this as well as others do.
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  258. What does a cartoon character have to do with anything lmao..nobody cares, that was in 2006, this is 2022, a NEW YEAR with NEW CASES of tics.
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  259. How
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  260. Hi, someone with Tourette syndrome here :) it’s best to ignore the random noises or movements instead of pointing out every single sound or movement they make, because they know they’re doing it, and it gets pretty annoying when people constantly bring it up over and over again. I’m hoping that helped, but if you need more advice on how to approach someone with Tourette syndrome/interact with someone who has it, im glad to help
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  261. As what? DID?
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  262.  @volkervison3000  Nope. I have tics, that’s the truth
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  263. She’s always had it
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  264. People don’t tic every millisecond
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  265.  @mikalhernandez  That’s suppression, not controlling it
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  266.  @mikalhernandez  Yet it’s not the same. I’m not calling her weak, im correcting you
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  267.  @mikalhernandez  Indeed, but still
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  268.  @mikalhernandez  it’s never that deep bruh, it’s called Coprolalia and Copropraxia
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  269.  @mikalhernandez  Tics with good timing that could relate to topics you’re talking about is called responsive/contextual tics
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  270.  @NICCAGE26  this entire comment is ridiculous
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  271. As somebody with Tourettes, no it’s not.
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  272.  @Nedula007  Prove that she’s faking for attention, mr “tourettes is fake”..tf is shock therapy gonna do, this is neurological, it can’t be cured or fixed.
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  273.    mad weird
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  274. People with TS can still speak normally even if their tics are severe
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  275. Don’t go around accusing innocent people of being fakers
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  276. It’s not, there’s medical proof behind it
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  277. Nope. Are people with PTSD possessed? I’m using that example because DID is usually a trauma based disorder.
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  278. What?
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  279. Then, that wasn’t tics, that was just you being disrespectful? That’s not comparable to Tourettes or tics in any way, unless you were diagnosed with it, because tics don’t magically go away once a parent hits you. You weren’t cured if you didn’t have it to begin with
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  280.  @jessiejesse2160  The person in my pfp is literally Lana Del Rey..The singer. Racial slurs as tics can and do affect anyone, mainly people who have Coprolalia. So people who have friends who are black cannot be around them if they say the word?
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  281. It is uncontrollable but it isn’t all swearing
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  282. Who told you this?
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  283. I can’t tell if you’re being satire or not. If not, you can’t control tics.
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  284. If you think it’s tics, I suggest going to the doctor to get it checked out. As for TS, you’d need to have tics for over a year, and it needs to be motor & vocal.
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  285. She’s not
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  286. Reddit isn’t a neurologist
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  287. She didn’t ask you to believe her. We can still have careers, we’re human beings just like you and everyone else. Disabled people can still have jobs.
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  288. Are you okay? No seriously, how are you doing right now?
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  289.  @Rockmint  Okay so then what specific way does it work? Cause we all don’t have the same sets of tics, it’s diverse and too complicated to decide how it works and how it doesn’t work. So how?
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  290.  @elijahvalongo9528  Who has lied to me? 💀 I know exactly what I’m talking about, as I quite literally have this neurological disorder myself. Simple as that.
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  291. Grow up
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  292.  @haziz3925  that’s not how it works
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  293.  @baguazhang2  Well this isn’t a habit nor a mental illness, it’s a neurological disorder. OCD and Anorexia are different from a neurological disorder. This is not a habit, never will be, never was. You can’t resist it since it’s not a habit. You had OCD, not Tourette’s. There’s a difference. Please educate yourself.
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  294.  @IdahoParanormal  Although science has proved non-binary exists..? It’s not changing what sex you are, but it’s basically going by no gender and using they/them (not all non-binary people use just they/them, some use other pronouns, it’s their personal choice)
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  295. She does have TS. “TikTok tics” is NOT FND. FND is WAY more than just tics, there are NUMEROUS symptoms.
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  296. She’s never faked it, and the n word tic was actually a triggered tic. She’s also half black so it doesn’t really even matter
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  297. Yeah..that’s what happens when you get famous, you earn money. Why’s it an issue?
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  298. It’s an interview for a reason, she’s meant to talk
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  299. To protect the child alter’s information
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  300. Are you her doctor or something? If not, how would you know if she had multiple personalities/alters or not?
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  301. It’s not diseases, it’s disabilities, disorders, or syndromes, and if you didn’t know, the number of how many people have it can definitely increase over time. Tics can be developed from stress
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  302. She’s not faking
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  303.  @13Ruby  She’s not
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  304. Tics change in frequency daily. You can tic intensely for an entire day then not tic at all the next day.
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  305. …what?
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  306. It’s a neurological disorder
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  307. She’s not faking
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  308.  @Cloudysun9  Proof?
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  309.  @Cloudysun9  I looked it up, and none of those people have shown valid proof or any sort of medical degree. Therefore, there’s no valid proof.
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  310.  @dizzle6709  Clearly you don’t know how it works
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  311.  @dizzle6709  That’s sad since you know nothing about tics
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  312.  @dizzle6709  You can’t educate me on anything, you know nothing about it 💀 Proof? Where’s the proof that she’s faking for views?
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  313.  @dizzle6709  That’s not proof
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  314. Tics aren’t a gift
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  315.  @Velgaxxx  having a mental illness is not caused by spirits or demons, shut up💀
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  316. You can go a very long time without a diagnosis due to multiple reasons. A diagnosis is hard to get. Tourettes isn’t caused by drugs, buddy. Also, there is no surgery that can cure Tourettes at all, Tourette syndrome is a life long condition. She’s normal regardless of if she has TS or not, but clearly you must be confused, cause there is NO cure for Tourettes nor is there any type of surgery that can make it any better or cure it completely. And tiktok doesn’t cause mental illnesses, it can of course make it worse, but you’d need to have a pre-existing disorder/illness in order for that to happen. You need to take a while to do your research, then maybe you can say something about TS 😬😬
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  317. …what?
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  318. Why?
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  319. No it’s not. It’s a neurological disorder.
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  320.  @carinamoszek7482  A lot of people in this world have DID, actually. It’s rare, but people still have it. These people have DID, and you literally said that it didn’t exist in your first comment, so make up your mind. Why do they need acting classes?
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  321. No
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  322. How is it faked for attention? Or why?
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  323. It’s Tourette’s for short instead of Tourette syndrome.
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  324. No, it’s not
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  325.  @justinsilverstein6278  As somebody with Tourettes, you cannot exaggerate tics. Normally you cannot tell if somebody’s faking either. Not gullible, just understand my own condition.
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  326.  @justinsilverstein6278  You could be faking it and nobody would know. You can’t tell if it’s fake or not. A “normal representation of Tourettes” is different for everyone. If it’s obviously fake, prove it. I didn’t say that me having Tourettes makes me special, im saying I probably know a lot more than any of you who have the audacity to fakeclaim..it’s called having personal experience. Even me, a person with it, cannot tell that somebody’s faking or not, so what makes you think that anyone else without TS and a correct degree in psychology/neurology knows?
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  327.  @LelynnsSquirrels  Not at all, actually. People can normally tell if you’re purposely doing/saying things. And where’s that video at btw
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  328. A video..?
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  329.  @lisafancyface8950  Old videos don’t prove anything since tics can most definitely start later on in life and/or get worse over time.
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  330.  @justinsilverstein6278  She’s quite literally posted her diagnosis on tiktok before, you can look at it yourself. I guess I’m easy to take advantage of cause I’m not ableist, sorry too bad so sad! I’m not one to buy things like that, although I am the one to defend innocent people who’ve done nothing wrong.
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  331. Thankfully tics isn’t a belief system!
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  332. Tourette syndrome/tics isn’t just squeaking and popping. It can be offensive things, rude things, motor tics that cause movements that hurt you or your partner, public humiliation, embarrassment, and in general, it’s just not cute and funny. All tics are different, so really, no tics are like Anita’s.
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  333. How?
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  334. How does that correlate in any way? 💀 Filming an interview isn’t attention seeking, are you slow?
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  335. It’s a neurological disorder, not a demon.
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  336. I don’t think people have much control over someone else’s eating disorder
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  337. Many people struggle with anorexia, race doesn’t matter, countries doesn’t matter
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  338. What
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  339. this is so scary
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  340. Says “Joe Mama”
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  341. That’s not how it works. DID is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories, meaning the person goes through severe and prolonged trauma experienced during childhood, so bad to the point where their personalities split.
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  342.  @mrsavage5796  Because it’s not the same for everyone, also it’s not “Tourrets”
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  343.  @bennyrich7361  Most of it is false, though. It’s not always a random thing, meaning it can relate to what you are doing, have a certain pattern, be contextual or responsive, etc. this isn’t new data, it’s pretty much well known in the TS community.
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  344. It’s not fake. It’s embarrassing how you apparently work with ppl with disabilities yet you accuse others of faking for no reason
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  345. That’s good for her.
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  346. Educate yourself.
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  347.  @TelishaYah  You haven’t educated anyone, if anything, you’re just spreading false information about a disability that’s already commonly misunderstood. Do some ACTUAL research. I have tics and I can tell you, you are wrong.
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  348. Wha
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  349. It’s triggering and a lot of stuff is hard to speak about. “Talking normally” is what she’s doing
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  350. Tics get worse or better over time. Hers seem to be more severe than it was before.
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  351.  @sallyphillips9175  Again, it can change over time. A neurologist can say you have a mild case, but if it gets worse and increases, it can become a severe case.
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  352. Most attention that people with tics get are bad, so I doubt it.
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  353. Tourette syndrome usually consists of both vocal and motor tics. I’m thinking you may have a tic disorder, but im not the one who gets to diagnose you, so please please see a neurologist if you think you may have TS
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  354. And what is that gonna solve?
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  355.  @jessicatheplotagonist2k864  No he’s not
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  356. No, we’re not gonna talk about it, because it’s not his fault. Even though he’s white, it’s still very clearly a tic and you can’t hold somebody accountable for that. Would you get angry with a deaf person because they didn’t hear you? Why is it not acceptable, it’s a tic honey, don’t be ableist. It’s not racism if he didn’t mean to say it.
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  357.  @yourfavoritevid2665  she isn’t controlling how they sound or look, tics are actually very much uncontrollable, but you can suppress them. Learn more. She isn’t playing anything
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  358.  @Ed.E  exactly
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  359.  @yourfavoritevid2665  Learn more about the syndrome you have instead of saying people are faking because their tics look or sound different
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  360.  @yourfavoritevid2665  No, she isn’t. She’s already been diagnosed with it, therefore she has it🤦🏽‍♀️ stop trying to fakeclaim without any proof
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  361. please don’t call tics cute, it’s actually very dehumanizing/offensive
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  362.  @falloutkarma1347  it’s okay, I can see that you meant no harm, I was just trying to explain to you that calling tics cute is pretty rude :)
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  363. No she’s not
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  364. You can outgrow tics, yes, but it’s likely that severe or complex cases will last an entire lifetime. There’s certain kinds of therapy or things that can help tics, but not everyone’s can stop
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  365. What?
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  366. How?
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  367.  @justinsilverstein6278  I’m diagnosed with Tourettes, but yeah, I’m definitely pretending! If you were educated enough, you’d know that you cannot tell if somebody’s faking
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  368.  @justinsilverstein6278  You actually just cannot tell at all. There’s all different forms of tics and it’s too diverse, that’s why. You cannot look at somebody and say “one of her tics was thought out and calculated” as if that’s 100% the case, because she just looked around, that doesn’t even make any sense. Like I said, tics can be triggered.
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  369. unfortunately a lot of doctors are like that
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  370. That’s not even attention seeking, that’s wanting to start a career.
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  371. Nope
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  372. Quick answer: you can’t
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  373. Anything could make someone tic (if they have tics)
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  374. In a separate room
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  375.  @TheCherrylover85  i completely agree with you.
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  376.  @wheeet22  again, everyone has pronouns, so who cares? neopronouns have existed for a very long time (neopronoun = zer)
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  377.  @wheeet22  who said anything about that? 💀
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  378.  @irbose9895  It’s not adorable. Having tics is not cute at all, you wanna know the truth? Vocal tics are absolute hell, and motor tics are even worse. Why would you want tics, they aren’t quirky or fun to have. I have Tourette syndrome, i don’t understand why you would wanna say or do things uncontrollably.
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  379.  @irbose9895  Enjoy the ability to do or say things intentionally/controllably. Don’t romanticize tics and make them seem adorable when there’s nothing adorable about a neurological disorder that changes your life completely
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  380. When somebody is ticcing around another person with tics, that may cause a tic loop
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  381. So then don’t invite her over
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  382. Yeah, racial slurs can be apart of having Coprolalia, sadly.
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  383. Nope
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  384.  @spideyii  I understand how tics are since I experience it myself, I know you can suppress it, but only to a certain extent. It’s still not completely controllable as in you decide what to say, when you have it, or when you don’t have it.
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  385. …What?
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  386.  @claudeyaz  How
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  387. She’s not
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  388. Whistling is to suppress tics
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  389. Nobody cares
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  390. It doesn’t tho
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  391.  @buckylagrange4522  what
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  392. So is TS
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  393. What does that have to do with anything?
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  394. This is a neurological disorder
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  395. How so? How was she annoying or an attention seeker?
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  396.  @MrKarkos  I already saw, yet it’s not true
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  397.  @MrKarkos  😐
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  398. Then don’t
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  399. That’s because she has tics
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  400. …?
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  401. What? 💀 Can women suddenly not have Tourette syndrome now..? She’s been professional/medically diagnosed, so yes, yes it is true. Nobody owes you proof or evidence, so just because they don’t show you any doesn’t mean it’s phony, it means they respect their privacy, as YOU should be doing, aka respecting her privacy
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  402. No
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  403. What is that supposed to do
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  404. It’s a neurological disorder, can’t be treated spiritually since there’s nothing spiritual about it
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  405. Nope
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  406. Huh
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  407.  @buckylagrange4522  this reality
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  408. Tics are terrible and hard to live with. It can cause you to have tic attacks and it can also decrease your chances of getting a specific job or doing specific hobbies.
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  409. No it’s not. You need a therapist.
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  410. What is wrong with you, Maria? Like seriously, how much attention are you trying to get by being ableist?
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  411.  @lindabooth2587  This comment is so sweet.
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  412. It’s not like having Tourettes at all.
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  413.  @eMeilXD  I have Tourette syndrome
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  414.  @eMeilXD  👍🏽
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  415. People can’t control what disability or disorder they have, even if they’re attractive or famous.
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  416. This is real, plus what?
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  417. It’s not strange, it’s pretty easy to understand. Scientists have explained it if you wanna know more. Tics can happen to toddlers. Back in time when they called it possession, they were completely wrong. Sometimes that has something to do with the brain isn’t possession.
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  418. What
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  419. Because any word or phrase can be a tic
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  420. that’s terrible honestly. Why not suggest holding his hands?
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  421. huh?,
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  422.  @willrueb9573  No she doesn’t. It does affect her in terrible ways, clearly you’ve never heard of her n word tic or the tic that made her throat bleed, OR the tic that caused her chin to split. She’s not using it for anything, she’s just living her life.
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  423. As somebody with Tourettes, no you don’t.
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  424. Nope. Likely just PANS/PANDAS.
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  425. Why? Or how?
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  426.  @Dennis-zk4wv  What proof do you have that even one person is faking? You rewatching the video and making assumptions/accusations isn’t actual proof of anything, so how do you know that Summer, Rihanna, and Mariah are faking? Can’t just make such rude ass accusations like that without any proof.
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  427. Ok…then don’t watch her videos?
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  428. How is she toxic?
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  429. Why
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  430. Please don’t call tics cute:)
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  431.  @iminyourhead9936  if it’s your personal opinion, that’s fine, but please don’t publicly call this cute, especially in a video where she’s explaining how bad they are and her experiences with it. Tics aren’t cute to people who actually have them
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  432. Huh
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  433. She can’t control that
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  434.  @occashares  Okay
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  435. She isn’t doing it for clout.
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  436. She has tics, it’s not for views
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  437. Tourette syndrome is a real neurological disorder though. It can cause offensive tics due to coprolalia
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  438. No. There are other tic disorders other than Tourettes
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  439. She’s literally ticcing in the interview..
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  440. It is involuntary, though. Swearing and inappropriate tics are actually caused by Coprolalia, it’s not something you have to think about for it to happen, as tics aren’t based off of your thoughts. I have tics, some of mine can be swearing (not diagnosed with Coprolalia), and it’s not something I would EVER want to say.
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  441. No, it’s actually not. Tourette syndrome is not just stuttering, as it’s not always vocal tics. ADD is not comparable to Tourette syndrome. Tourette syndrome actually revolves around no self control, because tics aren’t controllable.
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  442. Huh?
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  443. No.
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  444. She isn’t
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  445. Huh
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  446. She isn’t lying for attention. You do realize that tics/Tourettes can get worse OR better over time..right? Hers are bad/worse because of her chat and because of how severe her tics are. Please do your research before talking.
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  447. This is real. Getting diagnosed takes a while
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  448. What? Please don’t invalidate her situation or invalidate anyone else’s situation 🤦🏽‍♀️
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  449. DID actually is just based off of trauma most of the time, not “demonic entities”..is PTSD demonic too orrrr?
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  450. I’m going to disagree, since some people (like me) actually care because they’re interested in how tics work, and how bad they can get, she spreads awareness about Tourette syndrome, I have TS myself and that’s mainly why I watch her. Not all people care just because of her looks
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  451. She’s not faking. People don’t tic all the time.
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  452. Ok and?
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  453. how
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  454. Nope, it’s not. It’s scientifically proven to not be demonic
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  455.  @leepopaz253  Okay..and? Tourette syndrome still is not demonic in any way, so stop spreading false information. I’m a Christian who has Tourette syndrome, and you don’t know how irritating it is to hear that the disorder you have is demonic. IT. IS. A. NEUROLOGICAL. DISORDER. It involves the brain, not demons. Why wouldn’t I believe scientists , professionals, and neurologists who know way more than you do? I mean, unless you can show me a page in the Bible where it says tics are demonic, or disorders are demonic, I don’t wanna hear it, because that’s not proven at all, is it? You’re basing your “facts” off of rumors, when Tourette syndrome is scientifically proven to have something to do with the brain, which makes it neurological. Grow up.
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  456.  @leepopaz253  Because you’re literally spreading false information. How dare YOU say a neurological disorder is demonic without doing any research about it? I don’t care if you’re an “deliverance minister”, that literally has nothing to do with anything. I’ve had my experiences with apparent “demons”, which was just me hallucinating. You are the only one spreading false information, hypocrite 😐 You aren’t speaking any truths honey, you’re just delusional and you clearly didn’t do your research on Tourettes, because it’s scientifically proven to not be demonic, yet you’re still calling it demonic and backing that up by saying you’re a deliverance minister as if I care. Im not lying about anything, im literally a Christian, you can’t tell me what Im not or what I am. Just because I know the truth about my OWN disorder does not make me any less of a Christian, that makes me educated. Do you want me to link the scientific facts about how it’s not demonic at this point, because it’s getting pretty embarrassing for you. Im not gonna agree with somebody who’s delusional, im not gonna agree with false information, that’s not how I am. I don’t have any demons in me, you don’t even know me.
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  457.  @leepopaz253  “how dare you say stop spreading false info”..Because you’re spreading false information, lemme help you out since you don’t get it though. 1) Tourette syndrome is not associated with demon-possession or epilepsy and should not be confused with either (proven), 2) The exact cause of Tourette syndrome isn't known. It's a complex disorder likely caused by a combination of inherited (genetic) and environmental factors. Chemicals in the brain that transmit nerve impulses (neurotransmitters), including dopamine and serotonin, might play a role (medically proven). 3) (from my personal own experience), I’ve talked to professionals about this, it’s not linked to anything demonic, or anything you’ve been saying so far. You’re wrong, you literally cannot argue against science, because the scientific proof behind it doesn’t change just because of how you think. Please, educate yourself. People with TS are not possessed by demons.
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  458. Mainly because Tourette syndrome may not be diagnosed right away. I have Tourette syndrome and it took me a long time to get diagnosed because really nobody believed me. Medical diagnosis’s are extremely hard to get, it’s not that easy to be diagnosed with something as serious, such as Tourette syndrome, DID, other kinds of disorders. Tics do often continue mid-speech for a lot of people, but people still assume that they’re attention seeking or doing it purposely because of how they act, sound, etc
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  459. No
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  460. So then explain how it’s fake
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  461. Okay, I want to understand your point, but it sounds so ignorant no matter what. The n word tic isn’t under her control, and having Tourette syndrome isn’t an excuse to say or do whatever you want, it’s a reasoning as to why you do or say what you do. Why should she be held accountable for something she cannot control?
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  462. @Cary Coller me? I’m literally black, and she’s also mixed. I understand that black people take great offense to that, and she understands that as well, she’s made an entire video explaining that sort of tic and everything. I get offended by that word as well, but that’s not something that she can control, that’s not even her fault. I’m 100% promising YOU, that she knows how to suppress certain tics, and she’ll find a way to explain why she said what she said, plus, again like I said, she’s mixed (white and black, so basically biracial). Again, like I also said earlier, it’s not an excuse, it’s a reasoning, she literally cannot control it, and even SOME children understand that, so why can’t GROWN adults understand the concept of Tourette syndrome? It’s not a pass, are you serious rn? She doesn’t willingly want to say it. How is she 100% wrong when she can’t control it? That had to be the part that made me furious, you can’t blame someone who’s deaf for not hearing you say something, right? It’s the same thing here, except you can’t blame her for something she can’t control because tics are uncontrollable and involuntary. I’m black and I’m telling YOU, as a person with TS, what I know. Many people get offended by that word (including me), I understand, but you literally cannot tell me someone would get offended by her saying something as offensive as that when she can’t control it. They’re ignorant and so are you honestly. If you think hurting someone with TS just because they said something offensive is okay, you need to do research on tics, please and thank you. I doubt that she says the word often as a tic since she has some control over her tics in the best way she can. I didn’t say that you doubted that she had Tourettes, im saying you’re wrong and your explanation sounds pretty ableist. Not everyone has to believe her, if that’s the case, don’t be around her.
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  463.  @carycoller3140  She’s safe where she is now, so literally why does that matter?
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  464. Nope
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  465. 😐
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  466. No, you don’t. Tics aren’t controllable but you can suppress them (stop them) for a while but it’s not really good for your health, can actually stop your breathing. If you apparently have control over it and you’re conscious of doing it, then you’re intentionally doing it and it’s not a tic
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  467.    I have been educated about it obviously but I just wasn’t alive then, I was confused about what you meant. I’m from USA but I’m not understanding what that had to do with anything
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  468.    because I didn’t? I just edited my comment to add something, is that apparently a problem? I didn’t say you weren’t awake, and also our time zones are different
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  469.    Boeing 767-223ER
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  470.    I just answered that
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  471.    that doesn’t even have anything to do with anything
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  472.    about what
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  473.    literally just mad about what? I’m happy
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  474.    I’m asking why it’s important because you just brought it up out of nowhere, sorry for being confused? 🤨 you can’t just say I’m not apart of your reality as if that makes sense at all, where am I from?
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  475.    okay but mad about?
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  476.    are you sure you aren’t? You’ve been in her comments talking about things that don’t relate to anything at all
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  477.    I’m actually a she or a they :)
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  478.  @Keithnicity  LITERALLY, YOU UNDERSTAND MY POINT
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  479.    is that all you’re gonna say or are you gonna say something that actually makes sense? Cause if I was mad I wouldn’t be saying anything, but I’m happy
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  480.    about what though? If I’m not accepted into your fantasy reality, then do you think I care? 💀
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  481.    about what tho💀 this is getting ridiculous and hilarious
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  482.    about what
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  483.    about what
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  484.    she or they actually cause I’m not a he
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  485.    she or *they*, i don’t appreciate the misgendering :)
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  486.    is that all you can say?
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  487.    what’s the point of misgendering me?
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  488.    this is incredibly ridiculous
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  489.    she they :)
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  490.  @Keithnicity  they’re so mad that they’re misgendering me🤦🏽‍♀️
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  491.    what is the point of calling me by he if I’m a female and I go by she/they?
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  492.    she they
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  493.    she and I’m not mad..? I’m just confused
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  494.    what
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  495.    that doesn’t make sense
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  496.    bruh what
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  497.    again, what’s the point of addressing me by he if I’m a woman who goes by she/they?
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  498.    what💀
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  499.    bro are you on crack
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  500.    do you need some sort of therapy?
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  501.    what
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  502.    bruh are you on crack
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  503.    are you sure you aren’t? 💀 you care a bit too much
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  504.    you’re on crack
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  505. no.
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  506. It’s not
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  507. It’s not as easy as you think, especially in 2021, people are exposing peoples addresses, stalking, etc. nobody should have to leave social media because of stupid assholes who bully others because they hate themselves
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  508.  @jbudbuds4484  it’s normal. All people are different though so it varies
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  509. No. Tics aren’t what you’re thinking, but they can happen differently depending on your moods
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  510. It’s caused by the brain and the nerves, it’s not in the mind basically. It can’t be controlled, it can be suppressed, just not for a long time or it’ll cause a tic attack. Meditation can calm tics, not completely stop it.
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  511. There’s something called Tourettic OCD, which she may have
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  512. Why?
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  513. As much as it’s commonly known, it’s a complicated neurological disorder and it could be diagnosed as something else
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  514. Yes
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  515. There’s no reason why a person should have to apologize for their tics
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  516.  @yienxk6627  No, they really shouldn’t. Tics are unintentional and aren’t purposely said, nobody should have to apologize for things they cannot control.
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  517.  @ceciliaslepmet4840  would a blind person have to apologize to you for not seeing you?
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  518. Me
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  519.  @mikemyers2228  okay
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  520. Yes because unfortunately, that’s a tic
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  521. Yes
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  522. She’s not faking it
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  523. @generic YouTube account She’s shown her diagnosis before
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  524. Huh
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  525. I’m pretty sure lemon sharks (some) are pretty calm and enjoy when people pet them though
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  526. It’s actually not demonic possession, likely PANDAS.
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  527. What
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  528. ..Are you dumb? That is Tourette syndrome, She also has coprolalia. Coprolalia makes tics inappropriate or violent.
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  529. It’s a neurological disorder
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  530. She’s not faking it. She’s quite literally shown her diagnosis on one of her videos before.
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  531.  @obscureinternet7506  who needs to show anyone that they’ve been diagnosed? That’s nobody’s business. And not everyone fakes things, so why accuse random people you see just because “emo trends tend to convince teens that they have mental illnesses that they don’t always have.” Which person are we talking about?? Nin/Kya? Anyway, I don’t see how posting about your disorder means you’re profiting off of it, because quite frankly, people spread awareness that way as well. It’s hard to recover from disorders like that, or other complex disorders. anyone can post about whatever they want honestly.
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  532.  @obscureinternet7506  It always amazes me how rude people are to others with DID or other disorders in general just because they’re “skeptical” about it. You do realize that nobody cares if it’s apart of what they see, because that’s not the point? And it’s not our fault if others are influenced by the internet or YouTube, that’s more of the parents fault for not monitoring their devices. If you’re so young that you copy others and don’t know it’s wrong, then you need to get off the internet. DID is not a new age disorder, but okay. People on the internet with DID shouldn’t be blamed for others decisions, that’s their choice and their fault. Again, if you’re young enough to copy others and you don’t know it’s wrong, then get off the internet . And posting about her disorder and trying to spread awareness about it is not profiting off of it. Making money is a good thing, but you can’t blame her for others being influenced, again, that’s their decision, and they need to get off the internet, but that’s not profiting. Personally, I watch others with DID/ or Kya in general because of their channel, it’s very educational and somewhat helped me learn more about DID.
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  533. You can’t stop tics, unfortunately
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  534. Nope
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  535. Go listen to Andrew Tate or something 💀 Being attractive doesn’t mean that you haven’t suffered from anything at all.
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  536.  @byw620  I’m sorry that you feel the need to be ableist
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  537.  @byw620  You can be disabled and ableist. I have it and so does she, stop being ableist and making it seem like she’s mocking it when she’s really not. Unless you have proof of her faking or exaggerating anything, you have absolutely no right to accuse her of that.
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  538. She’s not
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  539. How is she attention seeking? Please, ask yourself how’s your relationship with your dad instead
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  540. No, it’s not. Tics don’t come from unclean demonic spirits, it’s scientifically proven. Jesus can’t deliver someone from an neurological disorder, don’t comment stuff like this. Praying won’t solve everything, at the end of the day, everyone has problems that makes them who they are
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  541. That’s not how it works. Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder, not “demons.” Many Christians have Tourette syndrome, many people who aren’t Christian but STILL believe in god have Tourette syndrome, but that doesn’t magically make it go away. Many doctors/professionals would tell you the same exact thing. You are the only one being ignorant, please do your research, because as someone who has Tourette syndrome, it’s really tiring and disappointing to see people calling Tourette syndrome demonic.
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  542. Please do not call Tourette syndrome cute
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  543. It’s actually a neurological disorder, not spirits, demons, or souls
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  544. hey, let’s not ask that
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  545. …WHAT?
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  546.  @darkjcgaming1867  if it’s in an inappropriate way, tell an adult. don’t be silent about it please, i know it may be hard, but tell somebody. stay safe.
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  547.  @tristandimitrijev3195  so what? That doesn’t mean she isn’t mixed.
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  548.  @tristandimitrijev3195  what? 💀 she literally is mixed with black though. Her mom is white and her dad is black, which makes her mixed, now she may not appear to be mixed, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t. That would be called white passing, or pale, but she is half black. Her life was hard growing up due to her Tourettes, but that’s all she’s discussed, therefore we have no right to assume she went through some sort of abuse of anything. That’s just beyond embarrassing, and honestly you’re trying to pin a story against her that could literally be false, which it is. I don’t feel the need to bully anyone, im simply correcting you. Why do you feel the need to call her fully white and try to claim she must’ve been abused as a younger child? Makes no sense buddy. You’re assuming things that aren’t true.
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  549.  @tristandimitrijev3195  what’s yours? I’m not a bully, it’s called correcting you. Learn the difference. You can’t assume somebody was abused for no reason, which is why I’m correcting you. Not that hard to understand. I’ll leave you alone if you delete your comment
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  550.  @tristandimitrijev3195  when have I bullied you though? You don’t make sense. Correcting you is not bullying you buddy. I’m simply saying she is mixed and you cannot assume she was abused as a younger child by her father because you don’t believe she’s mixed. It doesn’t add up, it just makes you sound so weird. How am I a bully? You literally cannot assume someone was abused just because of your reasoning, im not trying to “justify vilance”, it’s violence btw, and im literally an abuse victim? 💀 im not trynna justify violence, I simply said you cannot assume she was abused just because she is mixed but you don’t see any features. If you want me to leave you alone, again, delete your comment or stop assuming she was abused when she wasn’t🤦🏽‍♀️ she hasn’t even spoken on that at all.
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  551.  @tristandimitrijev3195  “Maybe she is in denial”..about what? 💀 what gives you the right to even say that? No, better question, what gives you the right to call her father an abuser without her even speaking up about abuse at all? 🤦🏽‍♀️ you’re trying to make her seem like she’s in denial about abuse when really she’s mixed and im sure her father has done nothing to her. As an abuse victim, this is just ridiculous. I’m not a bully for telling you the truth buddy.
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  552.  @tristandimitrijev3195  K
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  553. Huh?
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  554. As somebody with Tourettes, I think the character is cool!
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  555. When was this?
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  556. No. It’s just caused by coprolalia
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  557.  @bowlinggreenoil  Can you explain your question to me?
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  558.  @bowlinggreenoil  I don’t think it’s based off of exposure to spoken words from others, actually I think it’s something in the brain that causes that. Coprolalia can start between the ages 4-6. A deaf person would probably not have a cursing tic, that’s a good question. Tics aren’t always cursing, but when it is, it’s caused by the inhibitory mechanism of the brain. Funny words/nonsense words are usually apart of tics, but when you have coprolalia, most of your tics can be very violent or inappropriate. Coprolalia only affects 10% of people who has TS.
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  559. Pretends what?
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  560. She isn’t an actress. Let’s not compare her to a literal cartoon, aka “cart man”, weirdo
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  561.  @jamesmurillo144  she isn’t lying
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  562.  @jamesmurillo144  doctors can literally give you the wrong diagnosis many times or some just don’t believe you
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  563.  @jamesmurillo144  Okay🤷🏽‍♀️ but again, some doctors can give you the wrong diagnosis many times, or some just don’t believe you, which is why they said she had schizophrenia which was completely wrong. If you apparently don’t believe it, that’s on you, but as somebody who has been given wrong the diagnosis multiple times by doctors, it’s pretty believable and this happens to a lot of people. She doesn’t exaggerate her stories and there’s honestly no reason to assume that🤷🏽‍♀️
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  564.  @jamesmurillo144  ok
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  565. That is so wrong bruh 💀 people had Tourette syndrome longer before that.
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  566. It is a tic.
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  567. Coprolalia
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  568. I have Tourette syndrome and this is false.
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  569. What
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  570. 8-9 year olds can have depression
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  571. Tics don’t have a specific look buddy.
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  572.  @Rockmint  As somebody with Tourettes, there is NO specific way to how it works
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  573. This isn’t exaggerated for attention or views. In this video, she’s explaining the struggles of have Tourette syndrome, which her case is severe. Have you never heard of severe? This is how bad it can be for some. If it was exaggerated, none of the stuff that she included in this video wouldn’t have happened. Why comment this on her video about the struggle of it? It’s not a character she plays :))
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  574. Don’t point that out
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  575. No she’s not
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  576. Coprolalia
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  577. Not how it works
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  578. What💀
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  579.  @Nedula007  Well how so? You can’t exactly grow out of Tourette syndrome. With time the tics can be better but it’s not confirmed that it’ll stop for good.
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  580.  @Nedula007  No, you cannot. Clearly you don’t understand what involuntary means.
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  581.  @Nowyuiiiseee  It’s in their other comment they made, it wasn’t this one lmao.
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  582. thank you so much 🫂- A person with tics
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  583. Very false.
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  584. Yeah, it is
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  585. Don’t call Tourette’s sexy, weirdo. It’s a neurological disorder.
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  586. Nope. How is she a faker? Ableist! Ableist! Ableist!
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  587. @Bill Miles then your senses are wrong
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  588. @Bill Miles I’m right
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  589. @Bill Miles she’s already been diagnosed
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  590. @Bill Miles it doesn’t work that way. Sure, you can be misdiagnosed, but she was diagnosed by a professional and she has very clear signs of Tourette syndrome
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  591. @Bill Miles Yeah, you’re correct, but when someone shows CLEAR SIGNS of tics, they have it, and when they have those tics CONTINUOUSLY after a year, they would be diagnosed with Tourette syndrome, hopefully, if they’re lucky enough, but she was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome
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  592. Huh
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  593. What
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  594. She isn’t a pretender, she’s already been diagnosed with it. The possibility of tics being severe is not 1/billion, since 200,000 people have severe tics, some people do actually have a severe case of Tourette syndrome, so you can’t go around calling everyone a pretender just because their tics are severe when genuinely about 200,000 people suffer with severe tics/Tourette syndrome. Her medical condition is Tourette syndrome.
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  595.  @jk28416  it’s not on command, she can’t control it, and it’s actually not impossible.
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  596. Please don’t call tics cute
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  597. They have Tourette’s
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  598. That’s not the only reason
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  599. Okay?
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  600. Yes, she does. She’s already been diagnosed with Tourette syndrome:) if she’s attention seeking, give me a reason why or how? She isn’t an actress either, man, y’all are weird
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  601.  Jack  that doesn’t even make sense
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  602. I’m going to say, you may have a tic disorder, not Tourette syndrome, but if it genuinely gets worse, try going to a doctor or getting tested for it, because if you don’t get it treated, it may get much worse
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  603. Curling iron
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  604. How do you know
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  605.  @U286BRAINZ  Proof?
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  606.  @U286BRAINZ  I looked it up and that’s not proof.
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  607.  @U286BRAINZ  Im diagnosed with it and that doesn’t mean I can speculate on anyones disability. You’re basically saying that if I have it, I can call your tics fake and forced.
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  608. Please don’t call tics cute
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  609. Not actually true. Rapid uncontrollable eye blinking is a sign though
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  610. no
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  611.  @RatchelRach  literally.
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  612.  @loganbrazzell6683  There is No working cure though. You literally make no sense. I’ll admit to having a neurological disorder, that’s not mental bruh, that’s NEUROLOGICAL. You literally make absolutely no sense. You do realize that people don’t tic all the time, and there’s different ways that it can go on some days? There’s days where people barely tic at all, then there’s days where people tic so much that they can barely function. You should educate yourself bruh, you clearly don’t know enough about TS or neurological disorders. Why’s it not believable? (Btw all tics are different and not comparable to others because of how diverse it is)
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  613.  @loganbrazzell6683  I’ve had TS since i was 4 and another neurological disorder since I was 10 🤨 both are incurable. A “diet” won’t cure anything. You really need to educate yourself, this is very embarrassing for you
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  614. How
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  615. please do not call tics cute, it’s quite offensive. I know you had no harmful intentions but still
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  616. Tics can’t seem fake
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  617. Exactly! Like I don’t see how uncontrollable movements or sounds are cute, especially because I have it. It’s painful, annoying, and the tic attacks are even worse
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  618. What nonsense?
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  619. Mutuals on TT :) not the same person as her
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  620. That doesn’t mean that everyone fakes it.
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  621. It’s not incredibly minor. The comments really don’t matter, Tourette syndrome is still so hard to live with. It’s not easy living with Tourette syndrome in general, looks don’t matter, it’s still extremely difficult for everyone who has it, or just a tic disorder in general.
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  622. No she isn’t
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  623. ..What? 💀 not all people are put in asylums for their disorder.
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  624.  @Perc128  because she has DID
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  625. It’s a tic
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  626. ?
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  627. Nope, it’s not. It’s a neurological disorder.
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  628. What?
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  629. 🤦🏽‍♀️ huh?
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  630. Please don’t call tics cute
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  631. 1:15
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  632. as somebody who does SH, please don’t point out that somebody is a cutter, nobody wants that to be pointed out
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  633.  @seancoulter9871  And i don’t disagree. You wouldn’t like if somebody pointed out your insecurity, right? It’s the same thing with SH, especially because it’s something you wouldn’t want anyone to know about. I think the scars are old anyways. “If she was really self conscious about it”, let me stop you right there, she’s a streamer, the scars are old, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t want attention brought to that. She’s human too, yk? I understand you might be worried about her and stuff, but pointing out her SH is not the way to go about it. What is she flaunting on stream? She’s never brought attention to her SH except for in this interview
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  634.  @seancoulter9871  self harm
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  635. hi friend!
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  636.  @quickcali1377  Why wouldn’t i be defensive about somebody hating on somebody who has the same disability as me? Can’t exaggerate tics btw
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  637.  @quickcali1377  I can’t change others opinions, but that’s not my goal. My goal is to educate people so they won’t go around accusing everyone with TS of faking.
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  638. Bye
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  639. I’m actually kinda scared of this. I have bipolar disorder but I think it’s BPD
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  640. I don’t think she wants help
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  641. Pretty sure that was a tic
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  642. Tics aren’t always bad. She tics throughout this entire episode bruh
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  643.  @carolinamixi987  Well how do you know?
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  644.  @dabnisbrickey6527  Cause I can :) I have a life, but maybe my username will explain why I comment so much (hint: starts with B)
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  645. No
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  646.  @ScottReed  ..🤔🤔
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  647. When will you understand that she is not being tormented by demons, she has a neurological disorder? It’s not a mental problem, more of a neurological disorder/disability.
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  648. All tics are different
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  649. Why is it undeserved? The money and fame is something she didn’t ask for🤷🏽‍♀️ Tourette syndrome impacts her life really badly, try being decent and not ignorant 🤦🏽‍♀️
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  650. Why?
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  651. Why?
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  652. Nope
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  653.  @biggussdickuss6123  Nope. She’s professionally diagnosed
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  654. Yes
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  655. What💀 it isn’t faked or caused by demonic possession
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  656.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  No, it’s not💀 For one, her Tourettes were diagnosed, and it’s not caused by demonic possession 🤦🏽‍♀️ y’all would rather accuse people of being possessed than just do research on what they actually have
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  657.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  That’s not what it is at all. I’m not in denial about anything, there’s nothing we can do about it to stop the suffering 💀 I literally have Tourette syndrome, it’s not caused by demonic possession. Y’all will again, do anything, including accusing people with this syndrome of being possessed instead of just doing research on what we actually have. It’s very embarrassing, grow up
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  658.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  Do you think people choose to have this syndrome? 💀 if it was actually demonic related, then a professional would’ve said so and it would’ve probably had a cure by now, which it doesn’t. It doesn’t have anything to do with demons or possession, it has something to do with your brain
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  659.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  That’s not why I have it
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  660.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  It’s not even caused by any of that💀
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  661.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  Why would I enjoy Tourettes?
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  662.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  So I deserve Tourettes because i know that tics aren’t caused by possession or demons cause i actually do research? 💀 Embarrassing
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  663.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  It’s Tourettes, and even if that’s embarrassing, you think I can control whether I have it or not? 💀 You clearly don’t know what it is and you don’t even know how it works, obviously I can’t get rid of it, don’t you think I’ve tried? Like I said, why would I enjoy it? I didn’t choose to have this, be quiet
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  664.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  So 4 year old me just choose to have tics? 💀 because actually, my tics were developed from trauma + stress, notice how nothing involved demonic possession? Nobody can get rid of tics even if they’ve tried, at this point you HAVE to be a troll. This is very sad and embarrassing for you
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  665.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  Why would I choose to have it? You sound beyond slow, and honestly you’re just being disrespectful
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  666.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  I never chose to have it to begin with💀 If doctors can’t cure it, what makes you think I could? Of course I think Tourette’s are bad, especially the tic attacks. You have NO clue what it’s like to have it.
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  667.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  “wait until you see hell”, you’re not scaring anyone buddy💀 Tourettes are already a living hell, Try having tics AND being mentally unstable. You’re mad weird bro, I’m a literal Christian as well, I’m just wondering why you’re being so hostile about this
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  668.  @bloodyshrapnel2119  And you continue to say i basically choose to have it when I have spent YEARS figuring out how to get rid of it🤦🏽‍♀️ don’t tell me I decided to have it when you clearly don’t even know that this has no cure.
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  669. It counts as a tic, tics are physical as well
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  670. If you feel like you’re faking, it’s likely that you really aren’t. A lot of people with tics feel like they are faking but they’re not, it’s a normal feeling
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  671. You can’t pick your tics, so no, she doesn’t.
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  672.  @dagoyim-nows9932  Not really, actually. Thats not how that works. It’s not made up for the camera because she’s already been diagnosed, so that’s not possible. If it was made up, she wouldn’t have been diagnosed, she wouldn’t have the scars, etc. “women are good at acting” okay? None of that matters lmao
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  673.  @dagoyim-nows9932  Of course she knows what she’s doing, she just can’t control it
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  674.  @Mogimus  no problem
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  675.  @je0jaime359  how
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  676. No, it doesn’t effect it at all🤷🏽‍♀️ Tics don’t relate to what you’re thinking
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  677.  @shannoncurry2037  It’s fine, you weren’t being insensitive
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  678. Nope
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  679. Please don’t call tics cute, even if you mean no harm by it :)
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  680.  @ewswwsz8047  yet, there’s nothing spiritual behind it. it’s a result of trauma, basically a survival condition, so no, it’s not different souls, it’s just different personalities.
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  681.  @ewswwsz8047  “spiritual meaning” means nothing since there is no spiritual meaning in this context.
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  682.  @ewswwsz8047  “human terms” is the only thing that should be used in this context
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  683.  @ewswwsz8047  And that’s relevant..why?
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  684.  @ewswwsz8047  again, it has no relation to anything spiritual, it’s a survival condition, caused by likely trauma in a lot of cases.
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  685.  @ewswwsz8047  of course spirits are real, but disorders aren’t spiritual.
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  686.  @azam987654321  Not exactly how it works; though. Dissociative identity disorder, previously called multiple personality disorder, is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories, it doesn’t relate to possession at all. That’s what makes it a survival condition.
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  687. How?
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  688. Nope
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  689. Because her tics are mainly based on that due to coprolalia
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  690.    bruh why are you asking everyone this
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  691. Why?
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  692. You do realize that cursing tics are rare, and not an advantage, right? I’ve gotten stared at, harassed, and bullied due to my tics. You don’t know what it’s like to experience it at all.
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  693. Y’all constantly do this with disorders 🤨 come on now.
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  694. Why do you hate her? Actually why are you here if you hate her?
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  695. Nope
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  696. How is something caused by trauma demonic?
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  697.  @hitman_s1  What does that have to do with anything? 💀 idc about Alec Baldwin bud, like I said, making an interview is not attention seeking
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  698.  @hitman_s1  How is that attention seeking? 💀 This video is mainly about her struggling with TS, so why does that matter? An interview quite literally involves questions.
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  699.  @MrBobchat  nope.
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  700.  @MrBobchat  Nope, again, do your research, because you’re completely wrong. Why assume things and call it BS instead of just doing your research and correcting yourself? Seems pretty embarrassing for you
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  701. Please don’t call a tic a stutter
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  702. you can’t exaggerate tics 🤍
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  703.  @freakslimess  You actually can’t
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  704.  @freakslimess  You have no control over a tic. You can PRETEND to have one, but you cannot EXAGGERATE one. You can FORCE YOURSELF to tic, but you cannot EXAGGERATE the way it is
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  705.  @freakslimess  + you could pretend to have a tic, but somebody (a doctor or somebody who personally knows you) is obviously going to notice that you’re faking
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  706. that’s a thing :) other peoples tics can set off somebody’s tics, and can cause a loop of tics
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  707. Not true
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  708. Mad weird
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  709. ..why are you invalidating her experience just because of her looks? it impacts her life just as much as it impacts others.
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  710. Are you okay
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  711. What?
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  712. You clearly know nothing about Tourettes or tics. People don’t tic all the time. Learn and educate yourself before accusing somebody of faking
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  713. Huh?
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  714. She has Coprolalia, which makes tics inappropriate or violent, correct, and actually she DOES say those things during live streaming, there’s many compilations of her inappropriate/violent tics, you’d just need to search to find them. She doesn’t need to use fillers, and everyone in this world is different, so I don’t see why that matters. She doesn’t have EXTREME control over her speech, I’d say she has control over her speech to a certain extent, it’s not always easy to suppress tics. I don’t actually think she had a career before streaming, since streaming is the easiest job she could have, so I think streaming has been her official job since around..2018? She picked streaming because it’s the EASIEST job for a person who has a disability or a disorder. Nothing seems fishy about anything
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  715. She has a neurological disorder
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  716. Y’all think anything is phony
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  717. It’s caused by Coprolalia. Not all people with tics curse tho, Coprolalia is rare.
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  718.  @richardhutchinson651  Coprolalia makes tics inappropriate, violent, vulgar, or very rude, basically it involves cursing. It’s not caused by an injury, but by the tics in general and by the aggression in the brain being triggered, sorta like faulty wiring inside of the brain that cannot be fixed. Coprolalia affects the deep frontal regions of the brain, also connected to the basal ganglia (part in the brain)
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  719. Ok?
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  720. 🤔🤔
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  721. are you dumb
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  722.  @samahsamouha5735  you must be dumb if you don’t think DID is real
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  723.  @samahsamouha5735  go educate yourself
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  724. It’s not
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  725. Huh
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  726. How so?
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  727. How so?
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  728. What🤨 literally what in the hell did that have to do with this?
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  729. She knows how to eat, it’s just that eating disorders (bulimia, anorexia nerviosa) can make it extremely difficult to eat
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  730. Yeah, tics are easily swapped or similar to others
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  731. Tics can be caused by trauma, but there’s no cure for it. Maybe the stuttering, but with TS and tics, once you have it, you have it. TS is a lifelong neurological disorder, tics can go away over time and improve itself.
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  732.  @randallscott1643  Hyponsis can’t cure a neurological disorder
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  733.  @randallscott1643  Because TS is a neurological disorder, there’s no cure at all. You ARE actually born with it, so there’s no cure. The brain and the nerves are causing it, hypnosis won’t be able to do any good.
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  734.  @randallscott1643  actually that’s very false. tics can be caused by trauma, but usually TS isn’t. TS is something you ARE born with. as somebody with it, please educate yourself before speaking. TS isn’t anything like ptsd, tics can be triggered by stuff like that, but it’s not originally caused by trauma. hypnosis will not cure it.
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  735.  @randallscott1643  TS is a life long condition, but tics don’t always happen because of TS. Somebody can have tics but not TS, there’s different tic disorders
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  736.  @randallscott1643  I never said that, I did say that my tics started when I was around 4.
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  737.  @randallscott1643  I’m not here to fight either, I’m just trying to educate people. As much as you may wanna help, there is no cure. There’s therapy for it and of course it can get better over time, but it’s unfortunately always going to be a life long condition.
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  738.  @randallscott1643  K, nice to know, but TS isn’t stuttering
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  739.  @randallscott1643  Although I WAS born with it, it just develops over time. You aren’t born ticcing like crazy, but usually when you’re in your toddler or teenage years, tics start. It’s rare for it to start when you’re an adult.
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  740.  @randallscott1643  You can’t grow out of TS
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  741.  @randallscott1643  You are born with it. Please do your research
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  742.  @voluntarism335  LITERALLY
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  743.  @randallscott1643  That’s not me
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  744.  @randallscott1643  You do realize that the person in this video is Anita and I’m not her, right?
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  745. She doesn’t
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  746.  @johantee21  I understand it perfectly fine. Any proof that it’s staged?
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  747. There actually is no cure
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  748. She’s not
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  749.  @LelynnsSquirrels  You can’t exaggerate a neurological disorder
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  750. She’s not
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  751. No you don’t
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  752. Prove it
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  753. 1. Probably not 2. Again, probably not, but different for everyone
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  754. What💀
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  755. What🤨 that’s incorrect. Some doctors may not realize that you have tics, or they’ll just say you’re lying, or worse, they don’t diagnose you with anything at all. Doctors can literally give you the wrong diagnosis, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have what you KNOW you have. For example, I have bipolar disorder, it took me 5 months to get diagnosed with it because doctors would say im just “moody” or it’s just mood swings, but that wasn’t the case at all. I also have Tourette syndrome and it took me years to get diagnosed with it. Not seeing how her saying her story makes her a liar
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  756. Bruh move on
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  757. She has before
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  758. She isn’t
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  759.  @blacklaluna8270  Yeah, people always accusing others of faking when they don’t understand the disorder/disability that they have.
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  760. It can’t be fixed
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  761. huh💀
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  762. Who?
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  763. Nope
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  764. She’s not
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  765. They’re nowhere near similar lmao
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  766.  @angelinaJade33  Hmm, idk, probably.
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  767. What?
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  768. thank you 🤍
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  769. Please tell me you’re joking
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  770. Why
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