[ SECRET POST #2530 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Creepy people?

[dreemyweird]

Perhaps she had Tourette syndrome?

Re: Creepy people?

[republicanism]

maybe? i was under the impression that tourette's was identifiable by physical tics coupled with vocal ones. i didn't notice anything like that with this woman. then again, i am not an expert.

Re: Creepy people?

[ginainthekingsroad]

Physical tics are not always large movements like arm flapping or violent jerking about. They can be very subtle. I have a tic disorder and the vast majority of people never notice, even classmates I've known for years.

Re: Creepy people?

[republicanism]

huh. well, now i know. i am sorry about my ignorance! i meant no offense.

Re: Creepy people?

[(Anonymous)]

nah, it's a spectrum. Some people have a lot of both tics and some don't. My brother has severe physical tics but no real verbal tics anymore (though when he was a little kid he used to say "Bob Dole" and "lockbox" a looooot) but some of the people I have seen in his therapy have no physical tics that I can discern, or ones that look pretty normal like rubbing their nose or something.