Girl With Real Tourette's Reacts To TikToker Faking Tourette's || TicsandRoses Edition PART 4
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In today's video I address more about how to tell if someone is faking tourettes. A lot of people on TikTok have faked tourettes and it's been really harmful to the community, so I address people like ticsandroses and let viewers know some key signs in how to tell if someone is faking. This video is strictly about reacting to ticsandroses and their faking of tourettes on tiktok. Almost a year later after I made my first ticsandroses video, I decided to make a follow up and showcase WHY the tics they pretended to have are fake. The WHY is so important.
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As a girl with Tourette's, I would love to spread awareness and education about my disorder, as I feel it is quite misunderstood in today's society. The media has made it out to be a swearing disorder only, which is far from true. I hope this video will educate you on Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders! Life with Tourettes can be difficult, but just know that we're the same as everyone else...except for the fact we tic like clocks! (:
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In 2007, South Park made an entire episode centered around Cartman faking Tourette’s and how harmful it is to fake a disorder like this. Kyle was even shamed by others for calling out Cartman’s bs. It’s just surprising to me how this topic was already called out and satirized 16 years ago and people like Tics and Roses are out here still doing this for attention.
South Park was ahead of its time fr
People who fake always makes it harder for people who live with whatever thing... Tourette's, but also sexual abuse, autism, etc. It's really low.
SOUTH PARK MENTIONED‼️⁉️
cartman did it better tho 😭💀
@@Thilaro__Kyle?! Oh my god, they killed Kenny 😫😫
Wish tics and roses never faked cause now you guys with real tourette's are getting bullied because of them love your video as always Carly and good job on raising awareness and education even tho tics and roses faked it very very proud of you 💜
I agree . I absolutely love being bullied and fake claimed for having a tic disorder, I even did a presentation at school about it, and some people don't believe me. ❤
I'm so sorry 😔 I really am bullies suck just remember your an amazing person and your just like every one else except you all tic like clocks what Carly would say lol 💙
Fakeclaiming existed just as much before people started faking things, it’s just been brought a lot of media attention now because of cringe culture
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I have a question, and I promise I'm not trying to be insensitive, but has your body developed a harder "shell" because of you constant punching/slapping or has it happened so much and so often that there is no healing? I'm not implying it doesn't hurt ANYMORE I'm asking GENUINELY has it become less painful
Every time you’re like “does that even make sense?” I find myself furiously nodding my head ‘yes’! You do a great job of explaining and eliminating stigma.
Same 😊
I think anyone can relate a little bit because it’s hard to fake a sneeze or a hiccup, but it’s also hard sneezes and hiccups as well.
She can laugh after a tic because she gets to stop! She doesn't get the sore muscles we do, she doesn't get the broken teeth we do, she doesn't go through.. what we do.
She's spreading the wrong awareness. And I wish I could say it doesn't bother me, but it does.
Are you talking about tics and roses or ticking together?
@@flowershaybloxI think they were talking about tics and roses because ticcing together actually has Tourette's so actually experiences the hard part of it (not to say that having Tourette's is easy but for a faker it's obviously just acting)
@@легушачьяжабка yeah that’s what I thought but I thought it could just be a hater.
The "huh!" tourette sounded like it was mocking emerald straight up 😂😂😂😂
Hi I’m not trying to be rude I’m just trying to educate you said the huh Tourette I think the word is genrelly called a tic 👍
Thank you for speaking out about people faking neurological diseases or any other disease. I have had one since I was 14, which is not Tourette but epilespy; I'm 19 now and a lot of students in middle school back then made gossips about me faking it just to skip school or to get attention. I hated myself because of them. I don't see a lot of people faking epilespy since it's impossible, but there are lots faking diseases to get likes as we can see in those tiktoks, and it's disgusting.
(Sorry for any spelling mistakes, I'm french)
I understand what you mean about people thinking you're faking to get out of school. So recently last summer I got sick and POTS is pretty common to develop with my suspected disease. Now I'm not diagnosed with anything yet. But my doctors are all pretty certain I have POTS. So I had gym 4th period and after being upright for so long I would just get very dizzy, vertigo, feeling faintish, ect. (I had just gotten sick wasn't able to eat and was surviving purely off of pedyliate) My friend at the time gave me so much crap because how convenient of me to get dizzy around gym time. Maybe two weeks later I got kicked out of gym and moved to another class per doctors orders. Now I'm homebound per doctors orders. So obviously we have different backgrounds and different stories but I get it with feeling like crap because you feel like literal crap and you can't do the things everyone else does. Or my friends give me crap about missing school or sleeping in too late. I sleep when I can. Nights because either my body is trying to kill me or I'm too scared to sleep or I'm in too much pain. Sorry for the rant but I get it.
WOW I was literally JUST thinking about this as I read your comment! I’m epileptic since childhood (35) and also have Tourette’s & other conditions & wondered how many people fake seizures (I think there would be a few tbh, I think ppl would just copy what they’d see on tv/movies - definitely gets you attention ergh 🤦🏻♀️)
I also was diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 9. If someone like ticsandroses laughed after EACH seizure...Why do you think its funny???
I have MAJOR anxiety from past experiences and I had a breakdown during one of my classes and all of my classmates would make fun of me for crying in the middle of class and I didn’t have anyone to talk to about it and I struggled for so long but after a while I finally got the help I needed and I’m better but it was so hard ❤
I’m half French So I am also taking English classis but I have been haveng epileptic seizures since I was like 5 I am 15 now and it sucks🙎🏻♀️especially during school
I just want to say thank you! I was diagnosed in secondish? grade. Im now 40. and while my own tics have MOSTLY stopped bothering me since my early to mid 20s they do still crop up in extremely stressful situations. I have learned more from you than I EVER have from drs or any one else! you take time to break things down for us and clearly explain things or show examples! I truly enjoy your videos and Im glad I stumbled across your channel! I had NO idea impulse control was a Tourette's thing! we need SO much MORE education Tourette's! I get SO TIRED of telling some one I have it and the first words they say to me is but your not cussing! it literally makes me wanna slap them! the same thing with my learning disabilities! I tell some one I struggle with things and their first words are but you can READ! yes... and I LOVE to do so! I AM a book worm... but just because I can read doesnt mean I dont have struggles with other things in my life! its SO FRUSTRATING! and in this day and age not understanding every one is DIFFRENT is really NOT an excuse. I wish more people would take 5 minutes out of their day and get educated on things like learning disabilities and Tourette's! it truely would make the world a little bit better of a place!
YESS that’s the first thing they ask! Isn’t that when you cuss people out? I’m happy your tics aren’t that bad anymore that is something so amazing to look forward to
I'm sorry, but the "i got rice" made me dawwwww out loud. You rock, dudette, thank you for making these videos
Had a nice little tic attack at Disney today. My dad told me to stop because I'm embarrassing him.
So of course I just stopped, don't want to embarrass him. /S
Not sure what place you're at in life, but know that life can get better with family ❤ My Mother had called me names when I was younger, she has since given me an apology in my 20s. I'm sorry you have to go through physical pain to avoid embarrassment; I hope you're able to expose him to tic education so he can learn how to treat you better.
I don't know you, but you're not an embarrassment. I also have Tourette's and it really sucks when family members don't understand tics. Sometimes you have to teach people about Tourette's and how debilitating tics can be. I hope you can get to a place where you don't have to suppress your tics and can be your true self. Always keep going 💙
Omg it's spamilton, hey server buddy
Because you don't have tic's
That's not funny
For the record, all your explanations make absolute perfect sense. None of it sounds crazy or illogical or anything. You're actually really articulate and explain things really well.
Also, I'm sorry again but I giggled at "Because I truly, genuinely believe... I got rice". BUT, for any of the muppets out there who are... what was it? Fakeclaiming or whatever? At you, YOU didn't suddenly look up at the camera and blush and giggle. You just continued on because, to you, it was completely unremarkable. And that just screams sincerity in my opinion.
BTW, is that a tic where you flip off the camera? Or was it just a hand movement that looked like it? Does that count as coprolalia if so? Or is that purely vocal?
Tics and Rose's really wanted to make it seem like she had these tics that were "cute" and "adorable".
I'm over here diagnosed with Tourettes, Autism, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Anger issues and seeing TicsandRoses faking tourettes is unacceptable I get bullied for my tourettes and seeing this makes me angry
i hate having ticks, id do anything to get rid of them
@@Njkmusicc same
what bothers me the most is how they stop to react to their tics. like... what? their tics go from intense, debilitating tics that are throwing and breaking stuff to absolutely nothing just so they can look at the camera and sigh
I actually believed T&R at first. I have Tourettes (now mostly motor tics now that I'm in my 20s), but have had "urges" (I'm glad you addressed Impulses!!) outside of tics as a big part of my experience. The urge to stick your hand into a bowl of soup, or a light socket, or do messy, dangerous things: these get in the way of my tasks or even safety at times. Unfortunately, T&R's seemingly never-ending showy behavior treads the water of sensationalizing. If they have real tics, I hope they can find peace.
Wow. As someone who works in Neurosurgery with a background in Psychology, I would like to say: thank you. Thank you for calling out this ridiculous behavior. Choosing your tics, or what they will entail subject wise, is like saying that someone who is suffering from a stroke can choose which side of their body is affected. It does NOT happen. To try and profit from any type of debilitating condition that one does NOT HAVE, should actually be an imprisonable offense. It is fraud, period. 😳
Honestly for all the damage tiks and roses has done, I can confidently say listening to people who actually have tourettes examining her content has taught me more about Tourettes then anything before.
I’d just like to say that you are a lovely person and, although I do not have Tourette’s (I have some tics but they’re because of my autism), I thoroughly enjoy your videos. I learn quite a bit, so thank you for allowing yourself to be vulnerable. It must be frightening to put yourself on display like that and hope that people will like you anyway. Rest assured, you’re lovely inside and out. I’m so sorry that there are people in the world who would mock, belittle, and attempt to devalue your very personal and bravely exposed experience.
I would also like to say that these ignorant, immature, and pathetic individuals totally read as false. There’s an authenticity that is glaringly absent. Keep up the good work!
Others have said this, but the fact that they copied actual tics to use for their own pretend tics make a mockery of it, and ot makes people with genuine tics less likely to be believed. The clip that says "tics aren't a joke, they affect every aspect of our lives" was really, deeply appalling knowing that they faked them.
The part that bothered me was her rating her tics. She would demonstrate, on demand, these tics, and then rate them. I saw that video when I came across it a while back and thought "There is something wrong. I don't think tics work that way." And your videos proved my inner thoughts. Thank you.
I feel so bad for how hard I laughed at the timing of the flipping off tic after "it's not my vibe". It was just... too good.
I've always felt uncomfortable with T&R's videos. the trippy hippie has similar type videos but you can tell theirs are genuine because they know that they're having their tics INTERFERE and do have fun with some of it, but have someone with them to help keep them from accidentally hurting themselves while they show how it affects things that a lot of us without Tourette's take for granted, like baking.
The teeth-bushing one 2/3 of the way through really shows the insincerity of the supposed afflictions, because she has 4 completely different ticks in under 17 seconds, and all 4 consist of what you would come up with if you were in an Improv class, and you were told to "Brush your Teeth wrong"... She brushes her cheek, her forehead and then (very, very gently) sticks it in her eye. It's like the clumsy people in commercials for wholly unnecessary products.
i think what is telling abt thejr baking video is that rhey clearly didnt waste any of the ingredients not eaisly replacable. but they wer more than happy to throw the water which they can easily get from the sink. they didnt throw or drop any of the dust from the cake mix, or anything else they could not easily replace.
ha! i just got to the part you said their videos are telling because of how "convenient" they are
Or when you see then people that "have" conditions that pass out I've seen them tense their head or brace their body after they supposedly already have gone unconscious. Like what? You can get in a safe position sometimes if you feel it coming on but there's no bracing yourself once you're out lmao
I feel like "this trippy hippy" has good "bake with me" videos. She definitely has issues, but she also has her parents bake with her so that when her tics act up too much, her mom can step in and help through.
I agree!! I love “This Trippy Hippie” ❤️
Something I find is that you can usually tell when someone is ticcing by the way it sounds. I don't have TS but i know lots of people that do and usually it's fairly easy to tell if what somebody is saying is a tic or not, because the tones vastly differentiate - like with your 'I got rice' tic, just as an example. I can tell when it's a tic and when you're just saying it because the tones are so different. It kind of fits into what you were saying about how when you tic, you're not putting conscious effort into it, so you can't imitate a tic when you aren't ticcing.
This was an awesome video, thank you so much. Have a wonderful day/night. You're such an inspiration, truly one of the most amazing people I've seen on UA-cam. Your videos are true, raw, and unfiltered, and that's what makes them so impactful. Thank you.
Much love from Pukekohe, Auckland, New Zealand x
You explained that very well and the side by side of your genuine tics compared to T&R performed tics highlighted what involuntary really looks like compared to someone who is performing.
A genuine tic basically looks like: if you were to film this video displaying no tics at all, upload it to a computer program and then add in pre programmed vocal and movement tics that randomly interrupt the video for a split second, as if you pushed a button that inserted the tic into the video.
It does look totally effortless, involuntary and spontaneous (I’m sure it’s exhausting though), you don’t skip a beat before transitioning into the tic or after.
But someone who is faking can’t keep the genuine quality of a pre-programmed tic that interrupts as if a tic button in your brain is pushed because they’re thinking about acting natural while preparing to perform.
Also you really did a brilliant job highlighting the little detailed differences for someone faking too. Like taking a breath in before a “tic” presents itself, taking breaths in between and reacting to it afterwards with no obvious transition from the tic back to normal voice because they couldn’t keep the tone and cadence the same when repeating it.
She also looked away from the camera right before a “tic” presented itself, which is also an indication of deception. Whereas you had eye contact with the camera as the tics came and went, only looking away if it was part of the tic.
Thank you for making this video!
I agree with everything you said in the video. Tics are a huge inconvenience and they do hurt us a lot of the times. And also it makes so much sense about the impulse control. I will have the same urge to put my hand on a hot surface (ONLY for myself) and I have to use all my might to stop myself. Thank you for that lesson
I absolutely died when she said “I got rice” and put the middle finger up at 7:40.
On a few of the clips it looked like she was smiling at the end and it looks deliberate when they throw their ingredients in the air. Another thing I noticed is that when she put the toothbrush near her eye it looked like she was crying but that could be because she tried to gain sympathy and the toothbrush on her eye triggered tears
7:04
-I love watching Carly! She’s such a sweet, nice and genuine person. It’s hard to not like her. 😊❤ very punny 😂😂
I think you explain the fluidity and tone of speech, tics and "tics" very well! :) While they "tic" it's very smooth transition - Not only vocal-wise but also the movements. When you have tics while speaking, the transition is sharp, jerking and you seem to have a short pause to take a breath after a tic before continuing, whereas TicksandRoses has made the "noser/sir..." tic they didn't seem to have a need to take a breather after the last one (of course that could be due editing, but there clearly was no edit between the last "tic" and mentioning "just like that")
She also is faking
And she's not doing things like it's a tic, she's doing it not as a tic but not making it obvious she is faking even tho it's obvious.
I love your glasses, your jumper, your makeup, and your nails 💖
I've heard people say that tics are like hiccups, you don't do a deep inhale before each hiccup
this might sound rlly dumb, but i love how one of her tics is "im friendly" its rlly cute and i love it (srry if it sounds like im being insensitive :(
Hi Carly! I just wanted to say thank you so much for making this channel. I have epilepsy and seizures and it’s very hard for me to feel like I can be myself and find myself away from it. Much love and support! You got a new subscriber💜
I think this era of short content is very harmful overall. There's plenty of good, don't get me wrong, but if someone came across one of her videos on tiktok they would only see this small amount of information and have nothing real to compare it too. Which I suspect is what happened with her getting so many followers. As you said, with longer content people can pick up on the repetitive tone and cadence of each one of their tics, they can pick up on the fact that motor and vocal tics are not conveniently separate as her fake ones were shown to be, among other things that aren't so obvious when in short clip compilations. The baking video is horrendously faked but I may only see that so glaringly after watching Evie Meg and Jade O'Connell's baking videos. They both make messes and break things, and both have been so honest and open to show how upsetting and frustrating it is. This is why I think platforms like tiktok are so much more damaging than they are good. You may only see one person and a few seconds at that. Everyone with Tourette's is so different as I've come to learn but I also have learned just how much they are not different at all. People are seeing but not seeing enough to learn anything.
Hi
Could you please break up your paragraphs so that I can read it? It is really hard for me when I see all that text all together like that. (I have Sjögren’s syndrome) - thanks 🙂
@@rachel-in-the-208 Hey! I broke it up for you, some of it is longer, but I was trying to not break up sentences
I think this era of short content is very harmful overall.
There's plenty of good, don't get me wrong, but if someone came across one of her videos on tiktok they would only see this small amount of information and have nothing real to compare it too.
Which I suspect is what happened with her getting so many followers.
As you said, with longer content people can pick up on the repetitive tone and cadence of each one of their tics, they can pick up on the fact that motor and vocal tics are not conveniently separate as her fake ones were shown to be, among other things that aren't so obvious when in short clip compilations.
The baking video is horrendously faked but I may only see that so glaringly after watching Evie Meg and Jade O'Connell's baking videos.
They both make messes and break things, and both have been so honest and open to show how upsetting and frustrating it is.
This is why I think platforms like tiktok are so much more damaging than they are good. You may only see one person and a few seconds at that. Everyone with Tourette's is so different as I've come to learn
but I also have learned just how much they are not different at all. People are seeing but not seeing enough to learn anything.
@@Spamilton1739 thank you! I have seen some of those baking videos too and they get so much hate! It really hurts my heart that all these people who really have this are being constantly told they are faking 😢
@@Spamilton1739 thank you spam! 💖
@@rachel-in-the-208 Thank you for letting me know about something I hadn't heard of before! I'll do my best to make future comments more accessible for everyone. 💙
It's really classy of you to not attack her personally and basically treat it as water under the bridge because everyone has hounded her enough. It's probably Munchausens. I just hope she's getting help now.
I don’t have tourette’s but thanks for spreading awareness! I had a “friend” who faked it and every time they would “tic” they would make a huge deal out of it. not even a week later they got bored and gave up the act.
oh my god that’s horrible
God bless you, Carly, for how respectful you are to these types of people. ❤
Im starting to gain more reasons of why I subscribed to you.
The “oven beeped so I beeped” thing I kinda understand. I dunno why but sometimes I just randomly imitate things, like if I’m watching a show and a character says a line, every now and then I end up repeating the line a few times, or if I’m looking at my pet snake and she tongue flicks, I end up tongue flicking back, it’s weird and I don’t know why it happens, and I can try to suppress it but then I couldn’t focus on what I’m doing.
Hey! I'm not trying to diagnose, but maybe something to look into with a doctor - I do all those things and I have autism. I don't know everything about autism but I think it's echolalia, or palilalia. You should look it up!
Surely if Tics and Roses did (I know they don’t but if they did) have Tourette’s and did move the cooking equipment in their ticks, surely they would use plastic bowls to prevent breaking glass equipment as they surely would know they do that if they did. By the way, thank you for explaining why some tics could be feasible and why some would definitely not happen ❤
Obviously if I have misunderstood anything please point it out (I will admit I don’t know a lot about Tourette’s but very open to learn more about it as a condition)
Tics is like a sneeze, it’s involuntary and consistent. If someone has a repetitive sneeze attack from a dusty room or pollen, the sneezes don’t change. It’s in voluntary.
As someone with Tourette’s this just infuriates me to the core Tourette’s caused me to have to leave my senior year of high school I was so close
I just cannot believe how some people think it’s funny to fake a condition! Tourettes isn’t a joke! Just because you saw someone with Tourettes doesn’t mean you can copy them.
I'm no expert on the matter but to me when I see a person who has diagnosed tourettes you can tell they aren't faking. The tics seem more fluid? and don't seem forced or fake. If that makes sense. The movements are just different. I knew Emerald was faking from the very first video I watched.
i dont have tourettes but i know about it and i am fascinated by tics, i just think its really sad someone would want tourettes that bad they will make a whole channel abt it or any other neurodivergency :/
I always get more tics when i watch your videos. Not your tics but some of my most common. Thats...not fun.... HOWEVER, i still enjoy your videos lol
Saaaaaaaame
I have OCD and I’m really freaking tired of people saying they have OCD when they like things excessively clean. It’s kind of in line with faking having it. It turns the whole disorder into a joke. So, in short, I understand how this affects you even though I don’t have Tourette’s. I do have some form of tics (common with OCD) but it’s extremely mild.
That's honestly why my OCD went undiagnosed for so long. I thought it was obsessive cleaning and i dont like to clean lol. I would have obsessive thoughts about needing to check my door nob so many times. If i felt the right side of my body had not done as much as my left i would feel uneven. I would obsess over intrusive thoughts and what they mean. And i always thought that was normal.
@@lexyruse603 yea mine went undiagnosed for a long time also. I don’t like to clean, I don’t even have the lock checking or repeated touching of particular items. A lot of my compulsions are mental. I also do the “evening out” when my body feels uneven. It’s so obnoxious. I used to think I was just “quirky” because, if I stepped on a rock with my right foot while walking, I had to go back to step on the exact same rock with my left foot in the exact right way and keep doing it until it felt right. Obviously that’s not the only example, but anyway, it’s annoying that people don’t know what OCD actually is because of these stereotypes.
I agree with you to the max. I have OCD and when people say like, "OCD helps you clean", and stuff, its really hurtful to someone who actually has it. Having OCD for me makes it fell like you have a need to do it. Not like you want to. It feels like you absolutely have to. So thank you for saying this. I don't usually comment or reply, but your comment helped me to see that I really need to stand out and talk to someone that has the same disorder. ❤️❤️
Eww, TicsandRoses, again. I will still never understand why they did this, it's so wrong! :(
they are hard to watch, esp that cooking vid… thanks for breaking it down, your explanations really did make their intentions clear.
I think you're a classy lady for refusing to dump on someone who has actively made things harder for you and your community. It takes a big person to be able to do that, and I have a ton of respect for you.
I used to fake tourette's/tics during 2020. But, I genuinely thought I had tics. In actuality, I just saw the community in TikTok compilations and was desperate for a situation where I could deviate from the norm in a similar way and be accepted. I wanted to be different to the public, but normal to a friend group (if that makes sense). I was going through a lot at that time and I'm not at all proud of it. In actuality, I was just being impulsive and creating things that were more akin to stims. I even went far enough that I told my parents and got checked by a neurologist. I don't have tourette's or tics, but I do have ADHD and autism, so I do stim (which is kinda similar in a way). I am glad people are being called out for faking though. Especially since during that time, I saw a few Tics and Roses videos and thought they were real tics. Thank you for educating people and spreading awareness to things like this so that situations like mine are less likely to happen with someone else. And thank you for reading my ramblings :)
People with adhd can sometimes tic idk about asd
@@ninar9664 yeah i have adhd and get tics but not sure if they are actually tourettes because i have a vocal tic that causes me to make whistle sounds and my mom was diagnosed with tics so idk but i think its adhd
I love your rice, girl. You’re an incredible person and it’s so good to see you living life the way you do ❤️ Hope you and your fiancé are well and props for properly debunking the people that fake
You do a great job explaining to others who don't have tourettes about your ticcs and triggers that you experience. Great content on your channel.
@ticking together, I do not have Tourettes, but I do have a mental health illness that has been badly portrayed in and by media leaving the audiences with a totally unreliable, wrong, misinformed, offensive and often leads to those who have the diagnosis being abused, accused of faking and being mistreated, and hiding their diagnosis.
I know how it feels to be totally misunderstood and misinterpreted, partly because of the people faking having the diagnosis and instead of educating they are doing the opposite. Thank you for your strength and ability to explain what is true, what is fake and why each is what it is. You are amazing, never do not doubt yourself. ❤
This is a normal thing.
Vocal tics are consistent because tone is created by throat, chest, and mouth muscles.
It’s just as much muscle memory as flexing any muscle or jerking your neck, etc.
Off topic, but your nails look really nice!
tourette's syndrome is so interesting to me, my brother has it and he has struggled so much in his life because of not only his tics but the bullying that has come with it. i'm so sorry to anyone that has to go through this. you're all so strong.
Omg tics and roses in that baking and teeth brushing part is so ridiculous and cringe inducing. I cannot believe she had the audacity to fake Tourettes.
Its sad that people do this, my bully once faked having Tourette's so they could try to get people to be sorry for them. This channel helped me figure out they were faking it so i tried to approach them and i told them it wasn't funny to fake Tourette's and they screamed at me for accusing them of faking, they actually did fake it because they completely stopped and when i asked about it they got confused because they said that they've never had Tourette's before
Emerald rose
She admitted that she faked Tourette’s but she sold the money from her merchandise to those who have Tourette’s and she said we won, she doesn’t want to be bothered about it anymore, but! She does have Huntington’s disease. She deleted her account permanently and now she is back to her gardening.
"Not trying to toot my own horn"
Like, girl, ur vids are great. Toot your horn as loud as you want 😭
Your knowledge is impressive. Pretty interesting to understand more about all the mechanism behind the tics.
This was super interesting and helpful! I'm glad to know you've got the rice!!
“If you do see something like a dog for example of a cat for example, a tic could be triggered.”
*flips the audience off*
i don't have tourettes but i have ASPD. the stigma is just horrible. good on you for being able to educate people like myself on what tourettes is actually like! have a nice day
autism spectrum disorder or antisocial personality disorder??
🤦🙄
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I have nervous tics and watching her video disgusted me a lot….shes making fun of a real condition 😤
This channel has got great informative content, very interesting facts and rice.
I adore your double finger tic. And I can see what you mean by tics being similar. Your hands always go to the same place; same height and separation between, etc. I hope this makes sense and isnt offensive.
I don't have Tourette's but even I cringe from watching videos of Ticks and Roses
As someone else with tourette's syndrome there's something I'd like to say. You said your tics always repeat and tics that only happen once are rare. For me personally tho, I get those a lot. While my simple motor and vocal tics tend to happen repetitively with varying durations (sometimes just over and over again for one day, sometimes for weeks or months), my complex tics tend to repeat a lot less. Maybe it's also because I can suppress them better so they just don't come out as often but for my complex vocal tics, some tend to stick while I constantly get new ones that change quickly or never repeat
My childhood friend’s brother had Tourette’s syndrome so I was familiar with what it looked like from a young age. Ticsandroses’ videos simply ring as phony and the tics always seem to have intention. When I saw their tics followed by laughter in the clips, I knew something was off.
I believe you,you are a breath of fresh air on this subject.
Yay I have been offline for so long. New job and back to college so glad you’re vid is like one of my first I see
Another thing I've noticed about these fake motor tics is that they seem very flowy and loosey goosey, but when you see a real tic it's a very fast snap-like movement that you can TELL is involuntary. I feel like this girl barely tried to do her research!
I don't how she can cheat everyone if is pretty obvious shes faking comparing with your tics. Thank U So much for your information
I recently met a young woman who faces everyday with Tourette’s. My brother has several tics (one with his neck, throat clearing & tapping his chest) so I’ve been educating myself by watching your channel & im disgusted anyone would fake this!! But I do think ticsnroses are mentally ill & need some help. You’re amazing!!
It does seem very obvious that she is faking it because her "tics" aren't as robotic-like. My blinking tic looks different than regular blinking but there is like a robotic pattern to it. My vocal tic is similar in that it is the same sound. I may attempt to do it more quietly, but I have to focus most of my attention on that. I remember trying to quiet the vocal tic while taking tests in school, but then I couldn't actually focus on my tests.
Did Emerald ever come out and admit she was faking it or is she still rolling with the lie? Also, in this day and age with so much information at the tip of our fingers you'd think people would be better at whatever they're scamming. Like y'all do some research! (Please don't, we dont like liars!) Thank you Carly for enlightening us. You're appreciated.
I don't have ts but I do have a tic disorder from anxiety and trauma some of her tics are like real ts but a lot are just not like that like you said, and I think that people with ts and tic disorders should not be seeing other people basically mocking them to act it out for attention, I don't like to post abt mine though.
as someone who has seen people fake they're disorder (not Tourettes but something else) and im sorry you need to deal with people faking this when you deal with it daily
I wish I could give you 100000 likes; I would really like to find a way to get people together IRL that have TS to discuss it and give pointers and ideas for the management of it, I know 'they' ("scientists" say a group of people with TS will set off a tic fest through the whole group, but those people don't actually understand how it works. I have a BSc degree. It's environmental science, but I did have phycology and physics and chemistry, and I was an EMT for 23 years, so I do have some understanding, plus the fact that I actually have TS, so I have a little bit of an idea about how it actually does work. For some reason in my state SC, the cops here sheriff, prosecutors for the court, and DSS all believe that you shouldn't be able to adopt a child if you have TS because if you have TS, you are automatically assumed to be a pedophile. Plus, the "impulse control thing. they assume it means shoplifting and things like that. The people in charge need to see your videos more than those of us who actually care that you are getting the word out. Thanks so much for doing this.
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It’s almost like how you can’t a sneeze or a hiccup very well and you can’t suppress them either.
If they have Huntingtons disease they already have something debilitating. Why would they want to portray themselves as having Tourette’s? I don’t understand why. Huntingtons is scary enough and they will have received loads of support from that community. Maybe they just wanted more sympathy?
She was rubbing a cloth on her eyes as well. I’ve got tics and it looks really suspicious that they have faked it. Also, on some of the videos they do nearly all motor tics or nearly all vocal tics and some of them look deliberate and thought out. There’s no way to definitely tell whether someone is faking it but it looks really suspicious
It’s sickening that someone is faking this debilitating condition!!
You know the phrase: Every (Ticsand)rose(s) has its thorns.
You see soooo good at explaining what we go through when we tic!
Its so sad that someone would do this or think they had to fake something someone else truly struggles with for fame or what. Its actually kind of cruel if you think about it.
I have absolutely no connection to Tourette's and this video even upset me. It's so twisted to pretend about a medical condition and treat it like a quirk. I wonder what motivated them to do it
I feel like when people fake tourettes they just wanted views, and it is sad for people that have tourettes it is not a joke
My old step father had tourettes and i dont understand how tics and roses even think shes accurate here. Yes his tics were VERY mild, but they were still all the same tics, they werent random "cute and quirky" things he would film on a camera for no reason. tics and roses makes my blood boil and idk why.
This kinda thing makes me so angry. People do this with seizures as well. Having epilepsy isn’t a joke and could be life threatening situation. I can’t work or attend school, or swim, and other things. Medication has slowed but not stopped them, and I go to bed everyday with the knowledge I might not wake up the next morning. It’s is rare, but SUDEP sudden unexpected Death Is Epilepsy is a thing. People really need to realize that having a disease isn’t trendy or amusing at all. It can be isolating, it can cause some major anxiety wondering when the next seizure might happen and if you could get to safety. I just wish folks would quit this crap.
Got Rice?(TM) I would love to know how this tic started. Do you remember when it first came along? Do you know why? Great video!
I don't have tourette's, i understand it can be annoying, and harmful.
But that „huh” tic was a bit funny and I'm sorry- but after a while i came to my senses.
It got old, i hope you and all others with it are doing well.
The one that really got me as a red-flag was how when she stabs her face with the tooth brush, they do so with a moderate amount of force..UNLESS it's the times that they stick it in their eye, at which time they make it ultra-gentle
As you can see in her other videos she's got rice. 🍚
She was saying we can’t bake 😭MY COOKIES ARE GOODAND I DO NOT THROW STUFF
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Hi. Thanks a lot for doing this. I have TS. It's very difficult for me to live life. I was diagnosed at 7 and I am almost 50 now, I have some things that I use to not tic when I need to be still. I play the violin, I shoot targets at the range, and I'm a very outdoorsy guy. When I'm at work, I rep chicken and steak with a fillet knife. when I do that I don't twitch at all. When I play the violin, I don't twitch. I don't twitch when I do calligraphy. I have been a firefighter and EMT. I can start an IV in the back of a bumpy ambulance without twitching. I have flown planes and don't twitch at all while I fly. When I have to concentrate on something, I don't twitch at all. After I'm done. I have a Twitch Fest. I cook at a taco place. When I cook, I do twitch, but it's not something that makes me mess up. I cook very well. When I use a knife, I have absolute complete control over it. I understand what you are doing here and I thank you for it.