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The solution to ableism isn't for me to "stop calling myself disabled", it's for everyone to stop treating "disabled" as a bad word

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Talkin about Tourette’s “subliminals” 🙄

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People will support Tourettics until they have coprolalia. You stand with us, you stand with ALL of us.

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dude I had a tic attack last night, woke up today, felt ok and not too ticky, and now I’m ticking like crazy

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suck my dick fuck ass breathing tics

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What does a tic attack feel like?

(Wash with caution. Video contains heavy ticcing and self-injurious tics ‼️)

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uggghhhhh why are my tics so fucking bad today

and what makes having a bunch of tics even worse is that i on most of them dont get that 'satisfaction' afterwards and even if i consciously stop suppressing it doesnt help

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I got permission from my friend Ryan to share this

@/tourettes_lad_official on TikTok

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as a person with tics i unironically mostly don't care about people faking it for attention. Like, I genuinely think it's their problem. You know what I care about tho? People without tics accusing anyone who's having tics of faking. Too much tics? Nobody tics that much. A very few/almost no tics? Well I knew you were faking. I actually have a bit of periods when my tics subside usually when I'm focused on something or something similar, and I always was kinda scared of someone telling me that I'm faking because I had a break. Like god please people understand that tics vary from person to person.

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happy tourettes awareness month

I would like to be Less Aware of Tourettes

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HAPPY TOURETTE’S AWARENESS MONTH

from a user with tics to another, happy tourettes awareness month my friends!

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Happy Tourette’s Awareness Month 🩵⚡️

⚠️ video contains clips/photos of tic attacks and injuries ‼️

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number 9 is SO TRUE!!!!! PLS ASK ME QUESTIONS I LOVE EDUCATING PPL AND WOULD RATHER YOU GET IT DIRECTLY FROM SOMEONE WHO DEALS WITH IT!!!

10 things I want you to know for Tourette’s Awareness Month 🩵⚡️

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you know when i say we have to accept autistic people who have symptoms of autism that cause things like body fluid smearing, inconsistent or no personal hygiene, lack of volume control, etc. I'm not talking about some fringe cases of autistic people with "extreme" symptoms. these things are common. they're common amongst medium and high support needs autistics, but also amongst low support needs autistics. some of your peers at the local autistic peer support society are struggling with incontinence. it's just that they can control their liquid intake and use pads to manage symptoms. some of them are smearing fecal matter but they just clean up after themselves. the divide between low support needs and others isn't that low support needs autistics are actually more palatable, have fewer undesirable symptoms, or are in any way better than the rest of the autistic population. even if some people like to act that way. it just refers to the level of support they need. like being able to manage your own incontinence for example doesn't make you have it any less. we've gotta accept that various symptoms are part of autism. they're actually quite common. there remains a lot of social stigma around these symptoms, but that doesn't make them rare or not worth talking about. things like skin picking or hitting your head are behaviours that naturally arise from having autism, and we've got to accept that

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