What Happens When You Suppress Your Tourette’s??

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[@infidelcastrato1844]

If you suppress it for an hour, you could build up enough power to transcend this plane of reality

[@moncoeur6296]

Or defeat Thanos! Engame leaked ending lmao

[@b0ld651]

U could become mr world wide if u supress

[@moon-yh9wy]

i am mr worldwide

[@Cyrptic_3VIL_69]

Lmao 😂

[@Whom_]

She would vibrate so much that she would break the sound barrier and go into the 4th dimension

[@clumsy_zebra_97]

7:53 someone had a really good question at the very bottom of chat that said "do you tick in your dreams?" That'd be something cool to know, and also a really good question to ask.

[@cosmicfrank5465]

Thats actually such a good question. Im hella curious now

[@clumsy_zebra_97]

@@cosmicfrank5465 same

[@catortoisethoughts6152]

Tourettes doesn't happen when you are asleep.

[@cosmicfrank5465]

@@catortoisethoughts6152 not while you sleep. But in your dreams

[@raining_trees]

Clumsy Zebra great question!! I personally don't but my tourettes isnt even as severe as hers

[@Whom_]

If she suppressed her physical tics she would vibrate so much she would end up vibrating at the speed of sound and launching herself into the 4th dimension

[@nihilhyena4278]

I hope you're aware of the fact that the 4th dimension is time lmao

[@Whom_]

@@nihilhyena4278 I know, She would bend the fabric of time, traverse into the 4th dimension, and be able to time travel with her new found power.

[@tuttosalve8352]

hahah we're all always vibrating at the speed of sound that's how sound travels that's all sound is we're always vibrating and always at the relative speed of sound

[@kittymcpaws4862]

@@nihilhyena4278 i hope you are aware of the fact that what you said was not a fact and the only reason some physicist consider time as the 4th dimension is because it made their equations easier. More physicist today believe that a 4th and up to 8th spatial dimension is more valid than time being classified as a dimension.

[@vortexvenom]

Nihil Hyena nah it aint

[@isaiahgreen5364]

It sucks that looking at the comments and seeing people being weird and hitting on her

[@jrvbamafan1]

This makes my anxiety go through the roof for some reason

[@ttkftykyfts]

Same.

[@jaylol13]

Same

[@tateylyn8497]

Same shes not authentically her without them ticks

[@wiskyr6510]

@@tateylyn8497 it's not even about that. Its just so uncomfortable watching her force her ticks back because I can almost feel that buildup without even having Torrets. Hard to explain, but I felt a significant amount of pressure throughout my body watching this, almost wanting to tick myself without that being like...a thing I do. Now I'm concerned about myself lol

[@tateylyn8497]

@@wiskyr6510 dont worry you're just so sensitive you can feel other peoples physical stuff, when I was really little and someone got hurt I could feel the wound as if it were my own

[@Simon-xc8lh]

I can understand the build up in the chest I have ADHD and I get that feeling when I get impulsive

[@Shawnielee1990]

Yup

[@Shawnielee1990]

And the more you try to suppress it the harder it gets.

[@kerchewy2571]

Who else feels the random burst of energy you have to let out?? My adhd is weird :p

[@vaporwavewlw5632]

@@kerchewy2571 I have adhd and it's not too weird, it's normal tbh

[@statusquo8958]

i have adhd and i have tics, it feels terrible to suppress the tics and to try to sit still when i’m hyper

[@mrashton84]

@11:18 for the massive, rapid-fire release of Tourette's pressure!

[@kamillea.3143]

her heeey sounds like ariana grande when she played cat on victorious

[@galactic_bear]

My exact thoughts

[@lake-om5ss]

Right?

[@joel198d]

Plz don’t

[@glorymarmendez1815]

Kamille A. I purposely waited for her “heeeyyy” just because of this comment, and I’m here to say that I wasn’t let down.

[@TheeKyuubiKidd]

Her "Heeey" was so adorable. Definitely got Cat vibes from it. :)

[@PureAmericanPatriot]

And the moment you were waiting for: 11:20. Sweet Anita, you are so awesome. So glad you are normalizing tourettes and helping people understand it better. It makes like so much more interesting!

[@mutsuhanma7807]

If you hold it...and at the point you're about burst...you should get a room (full of sound blockers) and just scream like Goku and tighten up your whole body and turn super saiyan...

[@TommyDDDWut]

Damn she should try that with that hair she wil get super sayian 3 izi

[@kwes2i]

Bro u posted cringe

[@shotaces2785]

11:17 is when she stops if anyone is feeling too much pain along side her.

[@holdtehmayo]

Paul Williams This was pretty stressful to watch for some reason.

[@moonrabbit2334]

It kinda turned me on tho 😂

[@jovan7365]

@@moonrabbit2334 DansGame

[@moonrabbit2334]

@@jovan7365 😂jk jk

[@mivical]

@@moonrabbit2334 ....

[@Kingslayer_au]

Watching you try to supress your ticks I could see how hard it was and the sheer concentration and willpower it takes so thankyou for showing us and explaining what it feels like. Edit 16 minutes was a superhuman effort.

[@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е]

11:38 Tourette shows how amazing is the relief ;) like peeing after a very long delay when your bladder goes wild

[@justinward3218]

Oh wow! That "electrical jolt" feeling you're talking about happens to me once in a blue moon...mostly when I'm almost asleep.

[@Psymon1471]

That jolt when you fall asleep is your brain interpreting you falling asleep as dying so it wakes you up. Very annoying when you are actually trying to fall asleep lol

[@justinward3218]

Simon Oliver that makes a lot of sense!

[@zodupont]

The tiny sound tics are so cute! You're such a sweet person and It's good that you can laugh at your tics and not beat yourself up about them. Don't hurt yourself though!

[@pappi8338]

yikes

[@johnnywalker3862]

Yikes

[@rileyvankirk9355]

Yikes

[@Alpha-lt9qf]

Nike

[@holdtehmayo]

For 11 mins .... “Just do it!” 😭

[@chardonnay5767]

I’ve worked in neuro rehab both with kids and adults, but never with anyone who has ts. This experiment was something I could see being a part of a therapy session, so you can go through the feelings and sensations together and get support if you need it. It looks like you’re a level headed young lady who can do these sorts of things independently, and all the power to you for it. This was very enlightening and if I ever work with anyone who has ts I’ll be sure to never try to restrict their tics consciously or unconsciously, unless it’s for a specific exercise or something similar. An interesting recommendation from the tubes algorithm anyways. As far as the physiology side goes, I’m not an expert on TS by any means but in general the nervous system has mechanisms to excite the system and to calm down the system. I’d imagine trying to hold back like this forces the brain to excite the system, and then it enters the fight-or-flight state even without any external threat. This all happens in the background and the syndrome itself produces these tics, it’s just the stress of holding back that’s causing some of the physical sensations. If we measure a hundred people off the street, it’s not likely that we can find anyone who would report stress reactions quite like the ones you mentioned, the feelings at the tip of the fingers and the heat moving around. If I had to guess, I’d go with them being regular reactions for you that have been normalized through years of motor tics, and that’s why they appear first in a stressful situation like this. A bit like repetition teaching your brain to work in a certain way. It doesn’t really matter what the tic exactly is, since everyone growing up in a similar situation will just learn their own tics and own ways to regulate and handle the stress.

[@OnlyOneEliteGamer]

It's so nice to see someone explain what it's like as being someone who has Tourrette's. When I explain this to people , they never understand XD

[@tharindunw85]

Thank the lords,a new outro has been blessed upon us mere mortals

[@csharpcoffee]

Really? Noooooooooo

[@jackdren9974]

The old one was bangin' This one is shite

[@BootlessDave]

The last one was so good though

[@sudopenguin]

I love how you’re using this to your advantage and getting something positive out of it.

[@PureWhiteWolf]

Yes, another video.. I always enjoy watching you

[@livedandletdie]

I always get extreme pain watching her videos, she has very interesting tics, that have a weirdly sexual undertone, but my motor tics, I'm 100% sure are hellbent on contorting my body so much that I'll turn inside out one day. I have major back and neck pains due to it. And sure as heck when Anita's tics started to act up, mine had to just do the same.

[@aaronl5388]

This was actually a little uncomfortable to watch lol. Have you tried meditation techniques? Since anxiety seems a significant factor I imagine it could prove helpful.

[@yashaouchan]

I have learned more from you about tourette's than anything else in my entire life. Thank you for the education and the entertainment. You rock.

[@clara_coelho9892]

the "heey" one sounds like cat valentine from victorious

[@OllieWales]

"I can last 3 minutes 54 seconds before a fuck happens" - Me when I leave the house wearing Lightning McQueen crocs

[@briangavilano5451]

Oh my God. Watching the first part of this video makes me wanna cough or sneeze seeing you visibly hold in the ticks. Man. More power to you dude.

[@Hazelnut-qn2iy]

This is like me suppressing my stutter, it's physically possible, but hard.

[@wumbo5560]

I have borderline tourettes because of adhd and anita videos just make me tic and it feels so nice to get them out.

[@Cattoss]

Instead of suppressing a coff it sounds more like suppressing a hiccup

[@handsanitizer3108]

It’s like suppressing a cough when you coughed to many times around in a quiet place it just gets stronger and stronger

[@phantasia3000]

I'm so happy I finally found out where the lyrics to the fantastic end song comes from. Gets stuck in my head sometimes OK SIXTEEN MINUTES IN--I DONT FEEL LIKE A DEFLATED BALOON AT ALL

[@kevinfightsbears]

I've been able to suppress my tics but usually you have to stay busy like if you have a job or a hobby, but I do agree it get uncomfortable but sometimes I even forget I have a tic

[@BowsettesFury]

Wow this brought back a lot of bad feelings, I felt the same way when I was in Afghanistan. I ended up developing a motor tick from stress. I completely understand where you’re coming from.

[@inininin8995]

actually, that "pop" sound sounds so cute for me...

[@joaocspcosta]

Who the hell does the music mix at the end, that is crazy, well done and fits what happend in the video very well, good job.

[@LeKidderface]

I was sooooo ready for that Eric Cartman with electric powers

[@darius3416]

your tics are entertaining tbh like the whistling and shit its entertaining to me

[@RobbieDBobbet]

This was intense... I felt like I was going to explode just watching this. Like on TV when they show a bomb but not the timer.

[@isaks3243]

I can feel you Anita. I have tourettes myself and I know exactly what you're going through. My tourettes is not nearly as severe as yours, very few word tics and mostly motor tics. But I have to say the swedish word for 'pig' (gris) whenever I see a cop which was a problem when I was stopped by the men in blue. I stopped, rolled down the window and opened with 'hello pig'

[@dennisfulmer56]

I read a comment the other day that said she was faking having Tourette’s because she can hold it back but as you can see and hear from her that it’s a struggle to hold back but not impossible. Imagine saying she’s faking when she’s clearly not, the nerve some people have. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@hyunjinhaler9133]

i dont have Tourettes but i get these "tics" during school cus i have really bad anxiety and fir a while i hit myself on the hip constantly and it left bruised, but now i move my shoulder muscles and my cheek muscles so often its painful. idk what to do

[@skeletalmesh9872]

11:18 RELEASE THE KRAKEN

[@Stresskills]

I think I feel the same way with my anxiety, I start to physically shake if I try to fight my anxiety.

[@trextify]

Yeah, if you’re gonna try to stop ticking, it’s basically all you’re going to be thinking about. When it first started it started as chills down my spine and everyone would just tell me to stop. Glad I found you

[@pineapplesatan3895]

When I suppress (I do this like 5 days a week for school, the 'rules' they set for me as an 'allowance' for my tourettes is that I'm not allowed to tic in class otherwise the teacher has to give me a 2hour detention. I don't think they know how tourettes works) it always feels like a tingle in the back of my neck like an itch on the inside of my body that the longer I suppress it the further through my body I can feel it, the only one I can't stop is the popping I caught off watching Anita. We're trying to get my to a different school but they don't want to take me because of the tourettes, in their words its 'distracting and unfair on other students' for me to be around them, so might be going into homeschooling!

[@branfeather]

I have some health issues in my chest and had to suppress coughing today while helping customers for about 10 minutes, I think I would have died at 16 minutes O_O Went to the back and nearly collapsed into a coughing fit, my coworkers were all really concerned. You got some strength there Anita, can't even imagine how uncomfortable this must have been if a cough was as bad as mine was.

[@TechSupportDave]

I should probably research it instead of asking on youtube but I have a kind of "breathing tick" that comes and goes randomly (randomly as in, it can be years before it comes back to an extreme state). I make short inhale/exhale burst ticks and sometimes they can be uncontrollable. Makes it hard to breathe but I never was fully unable to breathe from them yet. It just confuses me because right now I don't have them, but I am certain after a few months they will come back weak or strong. My question is, is it actually a "tick"? Or is it something completely different? I don't expect an answer but i do find it interesting.

[@sheriffsunshine916]

@@TechSupportDave you should go to a doctor

[@TechSupportDave]

@@ADSHYN LMAO

[@colinheyl7245]

I can't believe you brought the queen into this! UNACCEPTABLE! :O Nah. I've just found your stuff and it's actually really interesting getting a bit more exposure to tourettes and seeing how you manage it. I'll definitely be checking out more of your stuff :)

[@rayaviii]

i feel like it’s kinda similar to holding a hiccup. like you can’t do it...but you can make it so that people won’t hear it, it’s just really uncomfortable.

[@ArmadusMalaysia]

I appreciate you doing this. I don't think I've ever seen anyone close to me like this, so I've always been curious.

[@akebo92]

Do ticks get relieved somewhat or lessened by exercise? Like after running a 5k or something since you were talking about it feeling like a build up of energy or being wired

[@vercingetorix3839]

I have a tic that makes it so, instead of breathing steadily while running, I have to exhale all of my breath and do this weird thing with my throat. The more I try to suppress it to breath, the longer I will have to do it when the tic finally comes out. If I'm sprinting 100% or setting a PR then I wont tick, and if I'm completely exhausted my ticks will get better for a few hours.

[@akebo92]

Vercingetorix shit that sounds terrible. Sounds like distance running sucks. Thanks for answering though! Another question, how does sleeping work? Do ticks interfere with that?

[@tangocatz7488]

With my friend, because he gets more seratonin and dopamine when he exercises his tics become more frequent

[@bryanmabini9608]

“Stop suppressing. It’s not gonna help.” “Please tic. Please be ok.” “Don’t do it. Ure abusing yourself.” “Ahhh ok. Don’t hurt yourself Anita 🥺” “A sweet girl like you deserves to have new followers 😊” “This is kinda hot😏” “Are you feeling well? Like are you enjoying streaming?” “Don’t push yourself if you start feeling uncomfortable @Sweet_Anita. You know we love you” “As long as you don’t get hurt I’m fine 🙂” “Anita you don’t have to okay we are fine with your tics 🤗” These are quotes of all the “simps” I found in the chat. Feel free to reply with more if u find any lol

[@Pax.Britannica]

Never had verbal ticks, unless you count clacking my teeth, but for motor ticks, it always kinda feels like a compulsions. A particular tick is clenching one of my eyes, and a side of my nose, and I kinda feels like those muscles there are twitching, oh so very lightly, and just tensing that area will sort of stretch out, or 'desensitize' it. So trying not to tick is letting those muscles just lightly spasm right next to your eye, it's as hard to ignore as slowly inching a finger/pen towards your eye as you stare it down, knowing if you just closed your eye, it would all go away.

[@MrKago1]

I have narcolepsy and I noticed the same heating up when I fight a sleep attack. the back of my neck, ears and my cheeks get hot. those are the only place in an adult body that has brown fat. brown fat is involved with regulating body temp. not sure if or what that has to do with it but its an interesting correlation.

[@Heldermaior]

Having a giggle imagining your reaction when some years down the line a boyfriend proposes to you. :) lovely content you put out there. I am super curious about neurological issues and ypu are amazing for putting this content out there

[@_salem_01]

My absolute favourite teacher only gets physical ticks, where he blows on his thumb and bumps his elbow into his hip. I find it so interesting how it influences people in their everyday lives and how distracting it can be. I have adhd, so I can sort of understand the level of distraction it could cause when you try to make conversation or fulfill certain tasks that can be complex. My adhd makes my brain so loud that it's so hard to focus on things, are the ticks loud in the head sometimes like my adhd? Also the fact that the same lack of certain neurotransmitters and neurohormones can cause so many different disorders is crazy. Edit: forgot to say I love this video! It's so interesting to see how suppressing can be so restricting rather than helpful.

[@PokeTrainerRyo]

11:34 : Suppression (Sixteen minutes) feat Sweet Anita Great song remix

[@dwightpatch4441]

If it gives you higher levels of dopamine. Do pain killers and other drugs effect you stronger?

[@tchek1980]

Anita is dorable ^^

[@csharpcoffee]

I dore you!

[@traceyjacobsen8544]

Java Coffee i door you tho

[@joshmccarty8800]

Thats actually a good theory because dope addicts often have tics.

[@askewulf7151]

I don't have tourettes, but I do have a somewhat bad stutter, depending on the exact situation, and it's always being interesting how stuttering and tourettes seem similar. In my mind, stuttering and tourettes are similar in many ways, and opposites in some ways. Like stuttering is your body preventing speech in some capacity (from lightly extending some sounds to completely blocking your breathing for an extended period of time), while tourettes seems to be the body forcing certain sounds or movements. My guess would be that both are neurological disorders, or the "wrong wiring" of the brain. It makes little sense for them to be purely mental disorders.

[@IRenegadEEEEE]

RIP trap queen outro

[@LeftNamesNO]

"have any of you ever tried to hold in a cough?" did you mean entire 2020?

[@phillconklin382]

I don't know why this vid got recommended, but I'm glad it did, she seems super sweet.

[@noneedtoknow2870]

It's like a tiny cartoon character busting out of confinement.

[@melanthios]

The electrical jolt would make sense, as our bodies technically produce electricity as the brain sends responses to the nervous system.

[@Daikon_Micucci]

Sounds like suppressing a yawn. Shit starts to feel REALLY weird...

[@voprix4729]

No one: Absolutely nobody: *Anitas chat: Me and my friend did a staring competition for seven minutes in class once. Even the teacher stopped teaching to watch*

[@laureno6961]

I saw that too

[@user-nm9vs1zc3y]

Lol, What timestamp?

[@FRSTBYTESyearsago]

Please time stamp

[@u33a3]

2:15

[@well.826]

😂

[@balys2168]

Anita surpressing her power level

[@whatademon]

@@don_keydiq shes using 0.1% of her power level

[@nikkan3810]

It's actually over 9000.

[@KomatoseMKDOA]

NIK KAN Over 9,000 at 0.001%.

[@BananenBastard]

@@breckharrison maybe stop being a dick and go back making videos where you look at fucking grass in no man´s sky. There´s a reason why her videos are being watched and yours aren´t

[@heath6825]

This is a fantastic comment

[@itsmagma]

She's charging up her special attack

[@rincewindtwoflower3989]

Kame Kama HAAAAAAAA!

[@Kate-uj2pn]

Your profile picture makes this so much better

[@mordredthemightymetalhead292]

@@rincewindtwoflower3989 Goku Pikachu.

[@muzgnasicianie]

I’m affraid that She could destroy whole Universe 🙉

[@itsnumber232]

😂

[@iateotw000]

"We can do it for science if you like" Nice pickup line

[@darkphilosopher9587]

brilliant

[@fvrmer256]

Hell yea

[@Yes-wo7lk]

GENIUS^

[@romanwolf0072]

yup, 1 minute for science. that tracks.

[@cadietuc]

The tik after it

[@patient9255]

half the chat is "are you ok" and the other half is "this is interesting"

[@estherfichtenholz4838]

The fact that she can keep talking while suppressing vocal tics is amazing. I can hold mine in for pretty long, but I can't move my mouth at all, because every once of me is focused on not ticcing

[@angeltensey]

What she describes, for me sounds much like rage build-up when i feel that i need to physically destroy something or spit shit load of swears or im gonna explode. But unlike tourette's i can hold myself for effectively eternity

[@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е]

​@@angeltensey 11:38 Tourette shows how amazing is the relief ;) like peeing after a very long delay when your bladder goes wild

[@FullMetalKaliber]

The *“Heeey”* tick reminds me of when you run into someone and you don’t remember their name

[@yuliacoleman6586]

FullMetalKaliber X lmao

[@Dan-ji4db]

12:24

[@aliballout]

i love hearing that tic honestly haha sounds so awesome and soothing

[@bellchic5867]

it sounds like ariana grande

[@calebcoble7468]

Psychotic Babygirl yep

[@Maryroselan]

I have Tourette's with coprolalia and I don't know about you but when I suppress a vocal tic I can hear it in my head, as if it were a mental tic? And then I start stuttering cause it's distracting. The other day I let out a beautiful "I have a chicken apocalypse in my ass". I think Tourette's is the most beautiful poet of all.

[@livedandletdie]

Stuttering is the only verbal reflex problem I have, which means I'm pretty happy to not have any verbal tics, although I have constant muscle fatigue and pain in my back, shoulders and arms due to some horrendously painful motor tics. Which of course had to trigger while watching this god damn clip.

[@ironchefbarbatoast]

As a person also with Tourette's how long can you watch her videos until your tics flare? my record is 10 minutes before i pop my wrists lol.

[@Maryroselan]

@@ironchefbarbatoast I just start saying profanities tbh, if you want to see me in action you can watch my latest video hahhaa

[@asaleh34]

@@ironchefbarbatoast 10 minutes! That's quite good. I last barely a minute lool

[@ka-im5nd]

@@plaguin5460 It depends for me. Sometimes I'll know EXACTLY which tic is going to happen. Sometimes I know what SORT of tic it will be (eg, it will involve moving my arm but I don't know which arm tic it is, or I know it's going to be a word but idk which word). Sometimes I know if it's going to be motor or vocal, sometimes I just know I'm going to tic but don't know what, and sometimes it comes out of nowhere with no warning.

[@mikalfatale]

Has anyone ever thought “hey that girl keeps winking at me I’m gonna go say hi.”?

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

ArowenReign Gaming probably

[@Shadow_1923]

they walk up and start talking to her, but then she gets the tick where she flips people off making them confused

[@mintylynava]

@@Shadow_1923 "well, mark me as scared and horny"

[@brattrox2939]

They walk up to talk to her and she blurts out "Can I fuck your friends, can I fuck them?" While looking really embarrassed

[@TomlinsTE]

I guess that's why they always tell me "I have a dick, I have a dick, I have a dick"

[@alecstrickland7182]

Tbh it's pretty cringe worthy seeing all of the white knights worrying about her being in pain after she said it's fine 10 times. Like damn, Anita is a big girl. She can handle herself lmao

[@Manivilization]

just a crumb of pussy

[@fishingtoronto2925]

@@Manivilization 😂😂

[@goovinmc5966]

@@Manivilization a schmigins of coochie

[@jmelara324]

GoovinMc Bite of the tight

[@gustavocarvalho7527]

I think it's just because people don't understand it makes them worried at what to them is unknown. When she said she was gonna suppress them I got worried, but after she said she was fine I just let her do what she thinks is best.

[@tharindunw85]

So this is how the big bang happened ,on this day anita created a new universe

[@SystemYTP]

And Anita said: “Let there be light, fuck you!” And then there was light, fuck it.

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@SystemYTP also " I want to fuck your friends, porco dio!"

[@KomatoseMKDOA]

SystemYTP “And then there was light. Fuck it.” Lmfao You’re funny as hell 😂

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

Oh man, imagine God with Tourettes ?

[@zeljkoobradovic3445]

@@SystemYTP and Anita saw the light, and fuck it was good

[@strawby]

gonna be honest i can’t whistle I’m a little jealous when you do that edit: why did this get so popular???? edit: i was practicing the other day and i whistled!

[@victorwillian339]

I feel u bro

[@ShadowKiller571]

i wouldnt use the word jealous when referring to any of this shit

[@powerpuff4ever]

ShadowKiller571 it’s not jealous of the syndrome, just jealous of the _ability_ to whistle. Having it as a tic makes the whistling involuntary but they’re not the reason she _can_ whistle. She’s really talented too - she’s learned full songs for stream

[@ShadowKiller571]

@@powerpuff4ever I know it was a joke

[@luce7143]

ShadowKiller571 no

[@sino_diogenes]

If you hold in your tics for an hour, you gain enough speed to enter parallel universes.

[@slendeaway7730]

TJ "my dick is on fire" Yoshi

[@quippits3201]

Gotta stay QPU aligned

[@blisqo5276]

My name is Anita and I am the fastest woman alive

[@tekk2987]

Shut up joke thief. It wasn't even as good

[@elijahmate9315]

Diogenes Pepsi that’s so unfair cause I hold mine for the whole of school and I’m still in this shit universe

[@landenhenderson9652]

11:19 when she cant hold it in anymore

[@unstoppableExodia]

So worth it. I'm still laughing my ass off to that

[@muzgnasicianie]

That was actually powerfull 😳

[@shaqueesha.1d125]

That was long 😱

[@pizzariotin]

it's also when that song starts

[@mose918]

you have a really adorable voice!! and your popping sounds are really realistic, it sounds exactly like a little text tone

[@overlordghs1081]

I mean she has a lot of practice.

[@ugnenapryte5620]

She's really good at whistling too! :D

[@howtopasstime]

Her whistling sounds just like the twitter notification

[@Lottofatto]

you should listen to her GPS voice and Tracer voice lmao

[@mose918]

Adam Davidson i have haha, i love it

[@WaifuTrashWeeb]

Literal Twitch stream.

[@BKKJunE]

Underrated comment

[@lamp7746]

Litteral

[@UnorganizedWaffle]

Before I read the comment I didn't believe in hell.

[@FroggyFrost2]

Kwitz King literal is correct

[@lamp7746]

Frost - it’s littarly not stupid

[@kiddisweird8369]

Everyone: **genuinely concerned yet interested** That one guy at 3:04 : “so your boobs get bigger lol” Me: **genuine confusion and loss of hope wave commences*

[@aeraaa2545]

yes i saw that i was like O_O

[@SaffAshworth]

I really respect how you were so willing to suppress your tics to show us what it's like. Really interesting and kinda cool to see. Love your attitude in general

[@ryandono5721]

She's literally making millions of dollars by doing this lol .... I am not sure anyone with a mental disability would forgo showing it for millions...

[@kay4u]

Ryan Dono hey, you realize not everyone is evil and lying about everything? People have different methods of dealing with disorders and they aren’t all what you want them to be. Anita obviously does have tourette’s and you obviously don’t understand how it works.

[@ryandono5721]

@@kay4u you don't understand how Reading works it seems

[@kay4u]

Ryan Dono you’re literally attacking her dumbass

[@Meep295]

@@kay4u ... he meant that anyone with a disorder would show this if they were gonna get millions of dollars after

[@WadeWilson-]

I thought that at any moment you would go like "FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK!" walls would crack and a big beam of light would go out of your eyes. Glad it wasn't that bad.

[@TheLightweaver777]

As I understand it, it's more like FUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK.

[@ahmadbrkam4350]

@@TheLightweaver777 not when suppressed

[@bruhmoment490]

You literarlly made me burst into laughter at fucking 1 AM and I feel so bad laughing but I can't help myself XD I'm sorry...

[@being232]

Ok, that was funny

[@franco5316]

I was thinking : "NIGGAAAAAAAAAA!"

[@haydencollins7222]

One of my younger brothers was recently diagnosed with Tourette’s. He’s nearly 10, and his ticks are mostly just physical/motor ticks, like crackling his knuckles, tilting his head aggressively to each shoulder, hard winking, clapping and yelling. He also has Autism and ADD so, it’s been interesting learning more about it and how it interacts with his already diagnosed things. Your videos are very helpful and interesting, and you are so sweet

[@KuratCTA]

If she suppresses it for longer, she’ll finally let her stand out.

[@MauZangetsu]

YES! YES! YES!

[@lemonice]

Epic Banana Giorno Fact

[@louievbelt]

fact

[@katieburgess6322]

I’m pretty lucky in that my tics are purely physical (blinking, eyebrow movements, flexing my muscles etc). Most people don’t even realise I have it until they’re focussed on my face as one happens lmao

[@farinator3409]

I only twitch and move my nose ⬆⬆idk how to explain it

[@shrim6161]

@@farinator3409 Dude Ik what you mean Its not just my nose but I have LOADS of nose tics and it makes me look weird if I forget about them.

[@ellie-maypybus1116]

I do all that as well as my nose but then I have a tic that travels through my body. (It starts from my nose/blinking then my neck, shoulders, arms, hands and fingers. Then at the same time I make weird noises) It is hard to hold at school and once I threw water on someone because my arm had a tic and jerked out and completely covered them in water...so your not just "pretty lucky" your very lucky.

[@katieburgess6322]

Ellie-may P aw man haha yeah I definitely count my blessings

[@darkgn0ll587]

I never know whether I have tourettes. I have a really weird blink and eye roll that I can't control and people think I'm giving them dirty looks Hehe. I also have a nose twitch like someone else commented: I scrunch my nose and bite down basically.

[@koala.justakoala4287]

2:20 the guy in the chat saying "you just look constipated" had me laughing so bad

[@rg-ed5fr]

Koala. Just a koala I was gonna make a similar comment!

[@taukedabai4613]

yeah, had a friend in university once. he had to take his exam alone because the tics is so bad.

[@Manivilization]

aww. i hope you can get more friends soon.

[@chinchilla0708]

Imagine if a tic was anwsers to the test 😂

[@holliebells6367]

beeindboat LMAO

[@ijustwannacomment2179]

@@chinchilla0708 "Psst, John get stressed. Stress stress stress stre-" "THE UNITED STATES EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION SAID-"

[@sacrificethem9961]

@@ijustwannacomment2179 "EW WHO THE HELL DIDN'T WEAR DEODORANT"

[@nromes214]

I had a friend that has tourette's and he would act like you when your suppressing yours i wonder if he was suppressing all the time I can't imagine how stressful that would be he would feel so much embarrassment when one of his ticks came out to this was in 6 grade before I moved out of state and his last name was so white I didn't know how to pronounce it so I never remember it I hope he's coping better

[@maryjanehansen7947]

HIS LAST NAME WAS SO WHITE ENDNDJDJDJDJDK

[@madiexo]

@@maryjanehansen7947 LOLLLL THAT HAD ME DEAD

[@sexyramen9504]

When I was in middle school I did the same thing, only one of my friends knew and I was just constantly holding them in and I was basically suffering constantly But I did learn how to hold on tics for like 20 minutes straight so thats interesting

[@nikelsad]

It'd be actually so much easier to read your comment with punctuation marks...

[@thomas930409]

*Anita the Battle Angel*

[@jumpman6908]

tamas tamas hoden

[@noobkid2280]

tamas tamas cringe

[@jakobbohringer6328]

@@jumpman6908?

[@jumpman6908]

Jakob Böhringer try google translate

[@jakobbohringer6328]

@@jumpman6908 pff Bruder brauch ich ned, weiß nur ned was du mit dem Hoden willst.

[@ricardoahr5459]

F O R S C I E N C E

[@flumpyfoz]

*FOR SCIENCE*

[@Toluj330]

Yes S C I E N C E!

[@panda_dva2261]

More like for money

[@creep8627]

@@panda_dva2261 ya that was the joke.

[@cosminungur2607]

Best pickup line lol

[@esaicmb2311]

Why am I just discovering Anita just now? I love her, she is amazing!

[@IryaIdiart]

"GrannysAK47: It's like me trying to supress a fart at a prostate exam lul" LMAO i'm actually dying!!!

[@TheCimbrianBull]

ROFL! 🤣 😂 😅

[@MickmickLP]

Omg 😂😂😂

[@TheGreatHotDogConsumer]

Solutionist ' r/wooosh

[@ahmadbrkam4350]

@@TheGreatHotDogConsumer actually he r/woooshed you

[@TheGreatHotDogConsumer]

Ahmad Brkam I must be blind cause I can’t see it

[@exemplar7205]

does anyone else feel like her light tick voice when she goes "heyy" sound a lot like Cat from Victorious? its really cute haha

[@Nick-fr1wb]

The mental stress of holding in the tics was making physical tics worse

[@estherfichtenholz4838]

It's because her body was trying to find another way to get the energy out

[@aidenfielding9709]

Well yeah I mean that’s exactly what she says in the video

[@thatdrawndoodle335]

I know she's okay, and she's doing it out of curiosity, and that she's not in pain, but it just makes me feel so uncomfy to see her this uncomfy

[@kara2125]

same!! i know that she offered to do it, but at the same time i feel weird watching her visibly struggle

[@Averydennis94]

I know I don't like it either ☹

[@joelcoll4034]

It's just like someone at the gym making an effort, doesn't mean she is in pain

[@blackmormon3555]

Anita you've got the best personality I can imagine. You seem like such a blast to hang with.

[@noobkid2280]

Weird

[@Fl1ght0f1carus]

Ikr?

[@Joker-no1fz]

how tf do u sleep if u have to keep making popping noises that must be hell.

[@felixcykayou8930]

I think it works like cough.. when you have cold you cough a lot but in sleep we didn't really realize it and they prob have a ticks unconsciously in sleep too.??.. maybe Idk

[@Raptorsalad]

I have tourette's as well, and I can confirm what Andrew said. Tourette's is, at a very basic level, a coping mechanism for your brain when it craves more stimulation. If you're focused on something (like playing an instrument) or purposefully unfocused (sleep or meditation), we don't tic practically at all. Stress and anxiety do worsen it though. If I'm already losing sleep over that, the tics will make it worse. I've also noticed that thinking about my tics or Tourette's in general makes it worse. Watching this video actually made my tics more prominent.

[@floo0o0]

@Andrew Tanilon maybe that's in some form usable? Like if it was possible to keep the part of the brain which is causing the ticks to in an artificial 'sleeping' or 'focussed' state, maybe it could be helpful.

[@floo0o0]

@Andrew Tanilon I was aware of especially marijuana having a positive effect, but I meant in a permanent or somehow changable way? To keep the brain in a state where it could lower the severity of the tics, but not the entire body in a sleepy state. But as you described it I'm afraid that's hardly possible.

[@taiefmiah]

When you are properly asleep you don't control any of your skeletal muscle. As you cycle in and out like everyone does you will get some back, but often your prefrontal cortex takes long enough to activate that you are back asleep before it could activate. So you'd be unaware of what you did then. Other than those seconds, it shouldn't affect motor function. You also don't have voluntary control of your lungs at that point. The automatic mechanisms have full control.

[@phildonot]

This was hard to watch for me because of how uncomfortable she is but it's extremely fascinating

[@a1.w6]

Same tbh

[@ArtDaUr]

6:40 "release the dark side" comment killed me :D