Does Tourettes Affect Things In The Bedroom...?

[@HappyHourPodcast]

Big up Sweet Anita for giving such honest answers to our nosy questions! What questions do you have about Tourettes syndrome that you want Sweet Anita to answer? 🇳🇺

[@004lucas4]

Think that's funny talking about it death like this, yous are not funny blowing your own trumpets, giving a platform for terribly mis informed reality!! Who does this bitch think she is. Well guess what am wanting to be offensive to your and this podcast, this is just disgusting invite me on this show to let me ask the shallow little questions you are asking,

[@Amm17ar]

@@004lucas4 They literally started off by saying they asked her beforehand, and asked for permission again before they started if it was okay and she said yes. What the fuck is your problem......Dont watch the damn content if it pisses you off because shes very clearly open and okay talking about it or else she would have said no. Youre the problem here buddy.

[@jcdahmer5948]

@@004lucas4 lmao look at this internet badman

[@alfredthegreat9543]

She is absolutely adorable. Love her 😁

[@Golfjoshd]

Women have many advantages in life but that menstrual cycle and pregnancy evens things out.

[@KerrBearrxo]

She's a fantastic spokesperson for tourettes she explains it so well it really does educate people on the syndrome and shes so likeable

[@004lucas4]

Really

[@CouldBeSaladFingers]

Thanks hun! xx

[@Aizensolos626]

Stfu did I ask

[@markbutlerfox9936]

Shut up will yeah

[@keva1869]

Shush

[@DunkdaHunk]

To think of all the horrid shit she's been through and yet she still has a sense of humour and has a positive outlook on life. I've had a pretty horrendous year not even considering covid and lockdowns etc, and it's nothing compared to so much of her life. She is truly an admirable person.

[@sighfly2928]

A lot of people use humour as a coping mechanism, I reckon it’s probably developed in that sense

[@karljames7318]

Yes one could logically deduce shes a gifted bullshit artist who is playing on the soft touch public who think anxiety is a payable emotion.

[@calistusjay60]

@@karljames7318 That's a lot of words for "I was never hugged as a child"

[@knowledgeispower9202]

I reckon the big ass paycheck does wonders for keeping spirits high. Just sayin'. But yeah, I agree with you.

[@arjundutta5521]

@@calistusjay60 the most og reply i've ever seen

[@Rdon_Ranger]

The way she educates people is good, I always enjoy listening to her 🤝

[@jaybeeonyt]

Mad seeing you here

[@Rdon_Ranger]

@@jaybeeonyt why? 😭

[@anthonysacco5010]

I didn't expect to get an education. Damn I learned a lot.

[@chrisgonzales2723]

That girl don't have Tourettes

[@corbysimpson9146]

She's delightful! And as so many others have commented, she's a very effective spokeswoman for tourettes. Thank you.

[@laurenalexis8480]

She's so sweet & real. Such a lovely girl ❤️

[@LV-mo6xs]

0 Likes lmao YOU HAVE NO POWER HERE

[@incognito_.]

69 likes right now. The irony

[@TheLegendaryDefaultTeam]

Has she got a KZbin channel it would be fucking crazy 😝

[@saturn5072]

@@TheLegendaryDefaultTeam sweet anita on twitch and youtube

[@TheLegendaryDefaultTeam]

@@saturn5072 I know seen her getting exposed loads lately thanks buddy

[@jamesneilson9311]

As someone that has tics I really appreciate how respectful everyone has been, also how open the conversation is. I need to listen to the full podcast cos it’s brilliant.

[@PhosphorusXL]

Really appreciate you making this video and spreading information! I’ve had tourettes for about 13 years and for a long time people have completely misunderstood it. Sweet Anita is a really good representative for a lot of us that have it and I’m really glad that she’s helping bring it into the mainstream!

[@vulcan7877]

She’s very sweet. Hope she finds happiness

[@adturner]

‘Sweet’

[@justadictatorridingonanuke3714]

Hence the name sweet Anita

[@justthemidget1379]

Honestly Anita is unreal for doing all this, really makes you understand Tourettes better

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@NathanHedglin]

@@apfelbasket Gilles de la Tourette. Tourette's syndrome

[@boydparcell2091]

​@@apfelbasket t is tourette?

[@berta4016]

@@apfelbasket there is ownership, Tourette's syndrome

[@donren5332]

yes there is, it was literally named after a dude called Tourette. same like for example jakes garage or grannys apples. whatever. how do you not even use a google search before typing such utter bullshit.@@apfelbasket

[@tysonfuryplays850]

She’s actually got a pretty awesome personality around it, it’s great to see.

[@coachmarv7631]

She is amazing. Lovely young lady, great sense of humour and clearly a tremendous spokesperson for tourettes 👍

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@AUTOPILOT4K]

@@apfelbasket because those are not named after a person 😂 i.e. your "ownership"

[@machielluchtmeijer7796]

@@apfelbasket doen't "Tourette's" come from "Tourette's disorder" or sum like that

[@Ewan999]

The "hes gonna burnnn" bit made me laugh so hard

[@athindrsudev3082]

The first time I heard about tourette's was while watching the movie " In front of the class". It's a beautiful movie that depicts this syndrome and made me empathize with the people who have it. Watching her talk and joke about is entertaining but doesn't take away from the fact that it's disruptive to regular life and she has to live with it everyday, so much respect to her.

[@joshuatift4640]

My bad I thought you were talking about Deuce Bigallo male Gigallo

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@athindrsudev3082]

@@apfelbasket Wikipedia says otherwise, what's your source?

[@Calgac]

@@joshuatift4640 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@paullopez6620]

I love this! A honest, civil discussion on something the majority of us only have a "movie view" on. The woman is awesome with her honesty.

[@erikhoryza9068]

Never seen this podcast before, but I appreciate how candid this conversation was. It was answers to common ignorance and that's all the guys wanted. This podcast wrote itself. No malice, just being open and kind.

[@august25th38]

i didnt think there would be such good chemistry in this episode

[@SamuraiPipotchi]

The sleep talking makes me curious. Do people with tourettes dream that they have tourettes? Or are their tourettes non existent in their dreams?

[@AmberWoodMusicx]

I get both, some dreams I have tics and others I don’t

[@antigov7839]

Now this is a good question

[@bugnut82]

I have them, for the last 39 years. I never tick in my dreams.

[@gr0ss.385]

most of my dreams i tic, but there was one recently that i didn’t.

[@CronoXpono]

@@gr0ss.385 a relief? Or no?

[@scienceandmusicmix]

Person with Tourette's here, great entertaining video shining positive light on the subject. One thing to keep in mind is that many people with Tourette's don't have tics that involve blurting out words or phrases. That's actually a bit more rare even though its the type of tic (understandably) that gets the most media attention. Even without this the struggle is very real. I sometimes have painful muscle aches from flexing or moving in a certain way from tics hundreds of times a day. I definitely have a harder time falling asleep because of them, not to mention the impact on snuggling where the arm my wife's head is on is flexing every 30 seconds. Many people think I'm winking at them or have something in my eye when it's just a tic.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@fullfungo]

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[@EdgbertPrice24]

​@@apfelbasketTourette's was named after the first person who diagnosed it.

[@apfelbasket]

@@EdgbertPrice24 What was their name? What year was it? Why don't we say Swan's Flu or COVID's? Know what you're talking about, don't assume.

[@EdgbertPrice24]

@@apfelbasket Georges Gilles de la Tourette was their name. He was a French neurologist, and he first diagnosed it in 1885.

[@davidhall7660]

I know this video is about ticks, but just from a production side, there are a few quite nasty ticks in the audio which have caused my speakers to switch off a few times. They should be visible on the waveform to the person who edits this, and there are plenty of click removal options, in audition and audacity if needed. Just for if it occurs in the future :) Great episode by the way

[@egbertsluiter]

Thought is was my headset... Almost painful these nasty audio ticks

[@davidhall7660]

@@egbertsluiter defo. I checked on my phone before commenting 😅

[@ScreamingBeast]

Yeah it's kind of insane how much the audio fucks up

[@drumboarder1]

The audio was horrible, I kept having to turn it up and down depending how loud they were being

[@NARISHMA42]

maybe its the sound crew playing a meta joke ;)

[@CozyHi]

I wonder how long Jaack’s been waiting to ask this question 😂

[@juankerr0591]

@@lillian5982 ref

[@rosenkors]

A few weeks... 🐰👍

[@williamfrazier3822]

I outgrew my tics (for the most part) but I have to say, she is very accurate on the thinking vs. feeling part. Tourettes is so hard to explain to someone who doesn't have it because of the false assumptions. It was so hard growing up - I will always respect anyone who speaks on this subject.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@williamfrazier3822]

@@apfelbasket Feel better now? Do you have grammatical tic's???

[@jannesquivel]

​@@williamfrazier3822 there nothing wrong with educating people, you feel better calling people out for being grammatically correct ?

[@williamfrazier3822]

@@jannesquivel It looks to me like Kurtis was calling out. However you see it doesn't matter to me. Have a great day!

[@jannesquivel]

@@williamfrazier3822 i don't care about you for the record, i like being informed Btw im not trying to be mean either, sorry if my comment felt aggressive

[@kre8z]

HES GUNNA BURRRRRN!!! I’m sure she’d be an amazing person to have in your life, she’s so open and hilarious with it, it’s so attractive

[@Adamos321]

She is absolutely stunning - both personality and looks. And I love her explanation for some of the ticks - that it's often what you fear the most. That makes a lot of sense..

[@davidquesnel4685]

OMG, this is so awesome, my neighbor has Tourettes and it is so hard to understand, her talking through this is eye opening. It's nice to see her so open with it.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@fullfungo]

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[@hughoneill8021]

Just discovered this clip and had to comment and subscribe too. I have Tourettes myself and could not stop laughing through this one, mostly because of her wit and honesty. Loved the reactions from the boys but yeah loved her for sure. Your Fellow Australian Massacist...

[@liamr1064]

Don’t have Tourette’s thankfully but can kind of understand the psychology of anxiety and trying to suppress thoughts particularly intrusive ones.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@OGRagehole]

I could listen to her talk all day, what a sweet lady, so polite. 💕

[@zooman6316]

Interesting stuff. She seems pretty cool and that actually answered alot of the questions I had about Tourettes syndrome. Keep up the great work

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@apfelbasket You didn't capitalize your sentence.

[@LTru7G]

I have Tourette’s syndrome physical Tourette’s and Doesn’t affect a single thing of mine but it’s. A Hard thing to live with. They are so hard to live with and make work so much more tiring and exhausting but suppressing them is hard

[@Thistruckinglife33]

I had tourettes from 6 or 7 yrs old to 18 or 19. Prime development years. It hurt my confidence a lot and people had little knowledge of tourettes back then. Glad to see that more people are able to learn about it now.

[@Bumblebee3007.]

That Tracer impression was actually on point

[@roycspary8923]

once I got past the stunning looks I totally fell for the personality and intelligence. what an impressive human. not a usual reaction for me. you have absoloubtly earned your success

[@wordsmithmofo]

This lovely lady was the most interesting, most intelligent person you’ve had on the pod boys. I will never look at a hot dog bun the same ever again!

[@VahKing]

🤨🤨🤨

[@Muzzy25]

I’ve looked after someone who had this syndrome. It’s quiet fascinating. They tend to say funny things sometimes. I think this should be taught in schools

[@bigcnmmerb0873]

Sweet Anita really is the sweetest person on this platform

[@eolsunder]

yep and i'm pretty sure if your dating her, the problem would be annoying yes, but then again the problem comes with a very good looking sexy adorable woman, so yea you can probably put up with a lot.

[@morganlyndon1071]

Sweet Anita was the funniest person on Sidemen tinder and that says a lot aha

[@justsean6199]

From my opinion, she was the worst.

[@decent620]

Hello sailor

[@angelareele858]

@@decent620 that is what brought me here.......

[@manu-nz7vc]

second funniest no one will ever be funnier than harry on sidemen tinder

[@exoduswick156]

@@justsean6199 how tho? xD she wasnt even close to being worst... this Emmz bltch was or whatever this fake talentless "girl gamer" was

[@Zero96]

She's incredibly attractive alongside intelligent, what else could be more gracious?

[@emmad.176]

That's what I was thinking. Aside from being lovely and well-rounded with a lovely attitude, she's also stunning. She kind of reminds me a bit of the singer, Shakira :)

[@pallenda]

Anita's emotionally intelligence is so great, and she is awesome at explaining.

[@Nofilter1976]

I have to find one, It would be impossible to ever be depressed around a woman like this. Also can we take a second to appreciate the perfect bubble sound she can make.

[@solomiguex]

I had intrusive thoughts in my 20's, possibly the worst time of my life, I never knew if I really said those things or I was hallucinating saying them but I couldn't take responsibility, especially for those things that you don't think or believe and are just offensive but it was just so awful. Im so impressed, I bow to the clearity of this girl mind who gets so much out of life.

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

Aww Anita, she's so sweet and beautiful. I can't wait to listen to the full podcast

[@chrisgeorge5609]

It's already out mate 🙂

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@chrisgeorge5609 I know. Just not got the chance to listen to it in full yet.

[@chrisgeorge5609]

@@insertgenericusernamehere2402 Oh

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@chrisgeorge5609 thanks though

[@liamr1064]

I would

[@justwalkera]

Coming from a guy with Tourette’s I personally never had any of my tics occur during its only before we would have a “good time” but it’s interesting to hear another person with Tourette’s especially the lady perspective

[@dammers03]

This was one of the best podcasts you guys have done yet

[@lillian5982]

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[@pwnwin]

People put too much meaning into words that other people say, that's the problem most of the time.... Bless her soul.

[@comdrive3865]

fuck you just described my life.

[@justandy333]

The fact that its 2024 and with all the sources of media we have literally at our finger tips, wether its social media, youtube or just good old tv, but yet some people still don't know what Tourettes syndrome is, is just staggering to me. I grew up just as the internet was being introduced, but I knew exactly what tourettes was long before. How do people still not know or even heard of it?

[@CrazehhTacozz]

Oh my godd her laugh always makes me melt

[@_jm0n3y8oo_]

She’s absolutely adorable and completely enjoyable to listen to. She didn’t allow Tourette’s to dictate her life. Cheers.

[@CDNCtiezalbo]

Anyone else listening with headphones hearing static noise at random times in one ear? very annoying

[@BraveRiderCopycat]

Yeah I thought my headphones were just broken

[@alecmagicgaming]

She is so good at explaining the condition and making it understandable. Maybe I’m just an idiot or I can’t think of the word but her giving examples of what it’s like really helped ☺️

[@comdrive3865]

It's not what she's thinking but it's what society says you're not allowed to say, and she has the urge to say it. She doesn't personally believe it but the harder she tries the more it builds then tick, she's exploring society, involuntarily through her involuntary ticks

[@bryanchandler3486]

Interesting perspective!

[@katalystkatapatheticalyssa5987]

"Like suppressing a sneeze." Nailed it. You explained it so well.

[@reywolf74]

She’s amazing. I need more content from her asap. What a doll!

[@tayebntamam1625]

Vey intelligent lass. cracking' sense of humour, bubbly personality, awesome banter on such a serious topic and a killer smile. I laughed my guts out - Thanks Anita

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

The "I've got a bomb" thing is a particularly sticky issue, because in certain kinds of situations there's an actual bona fide public safety issue: statements like that, shouted into a crowd, can cause the kind of panic that results in people being crushed or trampled to death. I don't know that the specific room you were in was necessarily at such a level (most aren't, obviously), but there would be some circumstances wherein they actually would legitimately *need* to remove you, regardless of whether you can help what you're saying or not. Problematic scenarios would be ones featuring large, standing crowds, limited lighting or otherwise poor visibility, and few or narrow exits or bottlenecks, among other things. I have difficulty imagining an airport TSA screening line where yelling "bomb" would qualify as a genuine public-safety issue, for example, (although I can easily imagine a TSA screening agent *thinking* that it does). A court room... I don't know, there are some pretty old courthouse buildings out there, so it's at least vaguely plausible, but on the other hand public buildings like that *usually* have rather wide hallways and pushbar-equipped double-door exits, even when they're old. And there's basically NO real public safety issue unless the crowd is large enough that someone can hear what was shouted and not be able to tell who shouted it.

[@yuna_bean]

right but she can suppress it when needed. presumably she would in those potentially dangerous situations

[@milokadamus7721]

So awesome that she has embraced and is able to tell her story so we the rest of us become educated.

[@MrGibbie2210]

Well done guys, amazing video, and kudos to Anita for partaking in this, she is the best. Love the answers, and this should go viral as it outlines a very unusual problem that people just laugh about.

[@jakegibson1676]

That's because it's funny

[@mykeybarbee2587]

She is so open, so honest, so likeable, I hope she enjoys life to the fullest! 🧡

[@777jimothy]

Loved that girl ever since she said hello sailor to Josh

[@ethancampbell245]

I don’t have Tourettes but I do have Aspergers (autism spectrum) and I know how difficult it can be to explain how you struggle with certain things, especially when people don’t ever experience them for themselves I’ve had my fair share of tics as well, in the form of eye squinting to the point I’ve lose my vision for full minutes at a time, breath holding to the point where walking is impossible for a short period of time, head tilting (to the side in a subtle jerking motion,) along with many more Tics can get better but in the moment it can get worse when you’re worried about them occurring in front of others who may not understand When you worry about what others think too much and take into account what they think of you it makes it happen When you discontinue your worries about what they’ll think about you WHEN it happens you’ll actually notice a boost of confidence and see yourself doing those less That’s my experience however. I’m tic free for 10 years now and couldn’t be more grateful to have had people to help me through it through the highs and lows. My mom, bless her soul, struggles with Bipolar and raised me by herself because my Dad died in a car crash when I was a baby. To know that she was not only able to navigate her own life but also micromanage mine with my struggles and problems the whole time and gave me the understanding I have of myself is nothing short of miraculous. All this to say that while I may not know everything you go through or all the details of Tourette's I know something about how it may feel like. I commend you for stepping up and not being afraid to admit some embarrassing things about your experiences and even laugh at them. More power to you. Excellent interview and you should be proud of yourself

[@mikecrane6096]

Wow.Anita is a legitimate darling. She has a lovely personality, a delightful voice and is beautiful.

[@rarityvxn3333]

3:01 here you can see how much she’s holding it back cause it stops in the middle and she doesn’t hit her chin. I have physical tics, not with words but I understand her feeling of holding them back and it’s really painful, I just hope here she was focused and comfortable and it calmed down her tics, cause holding them back for so long would have been really painful

[@anthonysacco5010]

I came for the laughs. But I learned a lot. Great show. Awesome girl.

[@kevvyg04]

Im absolutely roaring at this !! 🤣🤣 please more people come forward and spread awareness!!

[@randykricke8685]

What a sweet attractive girl she is. I really learned a lot about Tourettes. Even though I knew someone with it, she explains it so well.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@fullfungo]

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[@martincolvill5453]

I had an acquaintance in High School that had severe tourettes syndrome. All the verballization, major body movements, etc. Great guy. I haven't seen him in 50+ years but I hope he's had a good life.

[@fotisxevgenis]

Even in 2022 tourettes is not known to the public as it should have been. I can only imagine what people with tourettes went through 50 , 100 or 200 years ago. Probably people thought they were possessed or something.

[@jbonaful]

I wonder how many biblical stories was just a poor bastard with Tourette syndrome.

[@barbedwings]

What a wonderful lady, and good spokesperson for the condition.

[@alvin2021]

Good to see Pedro Pascal on the podcast

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

Top notch intermingling of human spirits here Well done From AZ, US 🙏🌏🤙

[@jedwood4499]

She’s honestly gorgeous

[@C-U-IN-H3LL]

S I M P

[@FrostyyBoi]

@@C-U-IN-H3LL saying someone's gorgeous is really simping...

[@Vitz3001]

OMG, she actually did a really good Tracer impression!

[@bugnut82]

My latest annoying tick is that I've been doing for the last few years is to constantly say the day of the week. The funny part is that most of the time I am not even saying the correct day. It's like each day I will get a certain weekday stuck in my head, and I will say it over and over at least 500 times a day, no lie. For example, it usually goes like this... Wednesday, wed ness day, Wednesday, waday waday waday waday waday waday, its wednesday, today is wednesday, tommorow is wednesday, wednesday is my day off (even though it's not), wednesday gotta go to bed, gotta work tomorrow on wednesday, waday waday waday waday waday waday, today is tuesday tomorrow is wednesday. This is a very common session of how my entire day goes. As I am saying wednesday, I also visualize the word in my head as well. You can imagine how this affects my sex life with my wife! I usually can't finish because I am always taking myself out of the moment because I start busting out the day of the week, and visualizing it as well. On top of this, I also turn my eyes as hard as I can to one side, I slam my mouth closed smacking my teeth ( and always chipping the ones in the back), I shake my head ( causing headaches), my tongue sticks out more often than my dogs, along with much other fun stuff! I know from you guys reading this you would never want to be around me because I sound crazy (maybe I am), but I feel blessed to be healthy and I wish I could somehow help out others going through the same thing. I would like to help children because I know what It's like growing up with tourettes. In Jr.high school I would have 10 classmates at the same time all making fun of my head shaking tic, and it continued into high school. Somehow It never bothered me too much and the kids making fun of me noticed that, and they eventually stopped giving me shit and actually felt bad. My mom said my tics started when I was around 5 years old. She took me to a doctor and she still has the notes he wrote about me. He said I was showing strong signs of an abused child, there are bits in there about my dad hitting me. I never turned to drugs and alcohol. Even though people know I have it, I am so embarrassed about it and pretend I am normal. I can get pretty loud inside my house when I feel no one is around, but I feel embarrassed when I see my neighbors because I know they have heard me. In my head I am normal, but I think what they would think about me, they probably say there is the crazy guy. It's sad, but nothing really I can do about it.

[@RoboCatTrainer]

I can only imagine how frustrating this must be for you & from the way she describes it i can imagine its a bit like a pressure cooker (sorry if i got that wrong). What i can say is this: you are normal! Everyone has differences, its just that yours are externalised so more noticable (im trans so i can relate a bit) but from reading your post i think whats overlooked is how internally you sound very compassionate & empathetic! Not a bad flipside to have & hopefully you are/will be surrounded by people who see that 😘

[@raymondortiz1748]

Incredibly self aware… and polite. Love her. She’s awesome.

[@jayboyle9415]

guys you need to sort out the audio there is clicking noise in the video throughout

[@jonnysupreme]

Really??

[@notoriousmigz2427]

She has ticks man 🤦‍♂️

[@jayboyle9415]

@@notoriousmigz2427 bro I’m not talking about that there’s an actual audio issue in the video at some parts

[@Thestomachlover]

I love how open she is

[@indexpictures]

she's so class i'm almost tempted to start using twitch.

[@Cal0506]

what?

[@indexpictures]

@@Cal0506 I'm saying the streamer is charming but not enough to make me start using the platform they stream on. would you like it in french next?

[@TBK7]

@@indexpictures imagine not using twitch must be a boomer I guess lol

[@indexpictures]

@@TBK7 some people aren't terminally online bro

[@71hammyman]

@@TBK7 twitch is shit

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

I can imagine that it sheds your inhibitions very quickly by the time you reach adulthood. You sort of have no choice _but_ to be unabashedly yourself at all times, 100% genuine and brutally you because all of you in on display for anyone at any given moment. That must be liberating, but also brutal to build to in your younger years.

[@averageatbest8146]

I really love some of the shit she says. I understand that Tourettes is different for each person that suffers from it, but her ticks are the most unique ones I've ever seen. The few people I've known with Tourettes never really made a specific noise like she does. They would usually just kind of have tremors. Their whole body would react like someone that had a quick chill and they would make a sound but not like her popping sound. So its interesting to me to see how Tourettes manifests itself in different people.

[@apfelbasket]

t is Tourette, not Tourette's! There's no ownership in the word. It's not Cold's of Flu's.

[@fullfungo]

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[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@apfelbasket Don't educate people, educate yourself and learn proper grammar.

[@J_Braz_]

I have it. Sucks. One reason I won't have kids. Couldn't forgive myself if my children had it and had to go through the tourture of middle school. I'm 39 and have been a loner my whole life. I wish I could have learned how to embrace it and laugh at my self as a teen but I didn't. I let it win. Don't let it do the same to YOU.

[@GordonClare]

great interview thank you for interview sweet Anita 👍👍👍

[@tommacarthur9323]

What a refreshing take on this. My daughter has it too

[@chrisandrews4059]

She was actually wicked. one of my top guest for sure. nice work !

[@MagnetikMagnitude]

What brand & what chair are those leather chairs you’re sitting on with the crowns?? They are awesome… Also just stumbled on your podcast now, this is cool, hope to see more. Thanks.

[@bobcarp1239]

I was raised Baptist, and now I walk down the street screaming, "Goddman the Baptists!" i literally cannot help it.... I understand how this happens.

[@pastordoogie8438]

4:40 Thank You for saying that !! And that tension intensifies ticks.

[@MR_DOME]

Love it . Wonder if her skill can be used to destroy your enemies. Especially if their easily embarrassed.

[@johnhamilton8650]

Awesome interview, she is awesome and explains things so well.

[@k.hill.nonmemorable4421]

I really like her, she’s so well spoken for someone with Tourette’s

[@Grizzlox]

She says she owes a great deal of that to becoming a Twitch streamer

[@Deadmau5l]

Just puts into perspective the stigma we have on these things. The fact she states she probs be in prison or atleast a bunch of broken noses if she was a male shows how a few wrong actions at the wrong time could put a human away in prison for life or be labelled a predator for the rest of his life.

[@Jdcp21]

I love the part where she says if she were a dude it would be much more different, its so true society is so cruel towards men overall thats why anita is so pure like she knows how it is.

[@MsRubyOG]

i dont think thats the point that was being made

[@idk-oe5ig]

i mean tbf because a bigger person is much more intimidating like a 5'0 girl screaming is gonna be less scary than a 6'5 man screaming it's kinda just how our brains work, not saying its 'fair' but

[@PistenDeer]

@Cian Women in construction also exist. And other sciences as well? Your comment really comes off as very dismissive about the things women contribute to society. And men don't have to deal with monthly pains just for being men, plus that's without even going into motherhood and childbirth and all the expectations society has for women.

[@user-xq6cn3xx3e]

@Cian Women DO NOT have it easy. It is literally the opposite. Women cannot even go outiside safely during the night because of the constant danger of being sexually harassed/assaulted. Heck, in many countries women are not even considered as living beings, but rather objects. The point made by Anita is that, as a woman, she is not considered dangerous by others. Because of that, it is more likely thar her ticks ("nice tits!" is a great example) would not make people offended, but rather confused or even amused.

[@theperfectbeing]

@@PistenDeer That's really not a good assessment of that division between the sexes because if you wanted to do a statistical breakdown of all the unfortunate things that happen based on gender then you'd have to factor in violence, suicide, homelessness, workplace deaths, risky jobs, etc all of which are overwhelmingly male (all over 75%+) . Both sides pay the price just in different ways due to biology and the culture built around those fundamental basis of the human condition. Anita is actually an example of those differences because she's small, attractive and soft spoken in general. A large average looking dude with that level of tourettes would likely be kicked off the platform regardless of the condition.

[@FightTalkMMA]

.... You don't need to switch the cam everytime someone talks. Idk if this is automated, done with a switch live or edited but between that and the popping audio, 1/10

[@ruffen1365]

My takeaway is that I think she must be an amazing friend to hang with. Very funny, sweet, cool. Hard not to like

[@captainheartspace6583]

Except she will truth bomb you randomly that may seem very belittling & insulting, that she means yet doesn't...Like holy fuck you would have to be a strong yet passive person to not have that bother you over time. A true comedic mind seams good to take it. Highly doubt she could ever keep a secret because suppressng a thought makes her blurt it out 😅

[@ruffen1365]

@@captainheartspace6583 I have a far bigger problems with what is said behind my back and dishonesty to my face. I would welcome her comments

[@wathaet1386]

@@captainheartspace6583 Don’t see the problem

[@captainheartspace6583]

@@wathaet1386 oh yeah, & she will likely punch you in the dick in the during sex at anytime. Are you really simping that hard? Ok yes she's hot, i would take that chance but just be playing defence alot. 😹

[@captainheartspace6583]

@@ruffen1365 Ok you & her would be food shopping in s busy grocery store & one day out of the blue ,she would blurt out at the top of her lungs, "He has a really small Penis !!" While shes pointing & looking at you...i mean have you really thought this thru? 😂

[@tigersunruss]

Loved this, this is something I know that's out there but never really figured out how their lives are.

[@zac2607]

Being an attractive girl get’s you far in life

[@disblack55]

She's so naturally funny when she tells her stories.

[@JakeDriver]

Such a genuine person

[@craigboden9455]

I have ADHD, I'm 38 years old now. But when I was diagnosed at 13 with ADHD they put me on ritalin which caused tourettes. No joke.... this is back when virtually no one knew what it was. When it started I'd get some good hidings, I got in trouble A LOT, I was grounded all the time, I got in soooo many fights, like at least 3 a week..... I was put on some other tablets to calm me down eventually when I was diagnosed with tourettes which calmed the vocal tics down but then I started to have more movement tics instead. Spent most of my teenage years drugged up and isolated, except when I was at school which I eventually got kicked out of and had to go to a naughty boy school where I'd go at start of term and stay residential until the end of term.... I glad now there's more awareness of it and people can now be accepted for it instead of punished like I was. And when I stopped taking the ritalin, within a year later the tics stopped and I haven't had a single one since.

[@BossBoss-dz9gk]

Feel sorry for men with ticks imagine a man slapping someones arse they would be severely beaten or killed before they even got to explain it which is sad and even if they did explain no would believe them. Raise more awareness of men with ticks cause compared to women the experiences are far far worse.

[@twilliamspro]

There has to have been people killed for racial ticks

[@NathanHedglin]

You don't slap people because of Tourette's. That's bullshit. I have Tourette's

[@kentuckybeardsman]

This might be my new favorite podcast next to JRE

[@Omárirapper]

Every time she does the bubble sound with her lips I think it’s Facebook Messenger