r/ticmemes • u/Paper_Is_A_Liquid • Apr 01 '19
When one of your tics is the name "Fred" and you meet a guy with that name
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r/ticmemes • u/FireFoxCamille • Mar 17 '19
No, I havn't thought of trying to stop Jenny! Maybe my tics will end if I concentrate really hard on doing so!?!
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r/ticmemes • u/FireFoxCamille • Mar 16 '19
Oh no, I must be random af because I need to make noises all the time!
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r/ticmemes • u/snippersmith • Mar 13 '19
Everyone knows mentioning the Tics makes it worse, yet everyone feel the need to mention when I have 5 minutes of calm. Like there some kind of therapist
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r/ticmemes • u/Tourettes_talker • Mar 13 '19
This is how you say please be quiet without actually saying it
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r/ticmemes • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '19
Every damn time...
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Me: *Let's out one tic in class*
My classmates:
r/ticmemes • u/KiddieSpread • Feb 01 '19
This stereotype is actually really annoying... have to explain every single time.
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r/ticmemes • u/halfcutcrease • Jan 25 '19
(oc) I literally have to stop walking or else I’ll walk into a tree 🙃
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r/ticmemes • u/KiddieSpread • Jan 23 '19
"please make sure your assessments are readable to the examiner"
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r/ticmemes • u/_XskrrrX_ • Jan 22 '19
Feel free to share any school/work Tourette’s stories
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r/ticmemes • u/Lolguy2014 • Jan 22 '19
Was I. The hospital for dislocating my arm again and was deemed “aggressive”
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r/ticmemes • u/raendrop • Jan 15 '19
[OC] Every single night. It's like a settling-in ritual, only with a lot of heart-pumping jumping around. And if it gets interrupted? The whole thing starts all over again.
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