we all know she don't got the pass ..

@lsso

2 жыл бұрын

🗿

@bobayden6217

2 жыл бұрын

@@king.enpassant cmon man :(

@Monk-E

2 жыл бұрын

They get the pass

@koss1154

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh

@Skxtra.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Monk-E Hell nah.

Saddest thing is there’s always been fakers. The only difference is now they have a platform.

@NotFckingBen

2 жыл бұрын

@LouX7 When I was in middle school, some girl from my 1st(?) period got the shit slapped out of her for faking mental disorders for attention. As I’m typing this, Some insufferable chick by my desk (where I am currently sitting) is talking about her self-diagnosed depression and autism.

@munchingstars

2 жыл бұрын

For real like

@the.true.A

2 жыл бұрын

@@NotFckingBen damn now I feel lucky that I go to a mostly normal school where people don't do this kinda shit, sometimes I think it could be fun just seeing people being weird af but its probably hell on earth

@averagemexican5667

2 жыл бұрын

The cap has the german eagle taken off but the jacket she got it from her mom's closet

@youmadeafuckywuckygetinthe2525

2 жыл бұрын

An old friend of mine from high school (who I haven't seen in maybe two years) thought it was okay to self diagnose with anxiety and autism.... Both of which I was clinically diagnosed with.

As a parent to a child with tics, wanting to “manifest” them is disgusting and I’m sure my son would love to “manifest” them to go away.

@irenakiller7310

2 жыл бұрын

you and your son are both very strong!!

@manwhoismissingtwotoenails4777

2 жыл бұрын

Is your son still able to have a normal day to day life or does it disable his entire life. Like is it high functioning or low functioning?

@manwhoismissingtwotoenails4777

2 жыл бұрын

Either way my condolences.

@XSR_RUGGER

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know why anyone would want tics. My daughter and I both have them and on best days for us they're not incredibly intrusive but they can be absolutely exhausting and painful on the worst days. All these that seem to be specific to the scenario make no sense to me either. That can be a case but not to the extent I've seen on these videos.

@shepherdsatan8877

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of hugs and support to ur kid!! Hes a strong one!

“tik tok was designed for cosplayers and that’s not too many steps from DID” they basically just explained how people are faking DID. people like to create and roleplay their own OC’s and pretend they’re alters. DID isn’t some fun hobby, it’s a disorder that people struggle with

@AvianZone

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I couldn’t believe they deadass compared DID with cosplaying

@cantinadudes

Жыл бұрын

@@AvianZone its so fucking ridiculous. Like no, DID isnt fun, you literally lose control over your body and sometimes you do fucked up shit. Dont know if its DID, my doctors say its very likely but they arent sure, but i sometimes experience situations where i'm like.. gone for a certain amount of time. Like my personality completely switches and i turn straight up evil. Diabolical even. I am really scared of losing control, and these people act like its "fun" and "quirky" not being able to control your own body. Like just one time, when i was still pretty young, like 12, an 8 year old boy destroyed my toys. Next thing i know i have my hands around his neck and he is unconscious. I _think_ he survived, but i'm not sure. I do hope he made it tho, i never wanted to hurt anyone, especially not a little boy. And something like that happened often, though usually not as extreme. Its scary and i really suffer from these situations. As i said, i'm not sure if its DID, but i imagine that DID does feel like that, and its a scary thought. And they act like its a game.. its sickening

@cantinadudes

Жыл бұрын

@@Dodgegame i'm not making shit up. And you completely missed my point dude. I dont want this, i hate it. I cant control it and its scary to me, not others. I'm not saying "oh look i'm so quirky". I'm saying "look i may have actual experience with DID and i fucking hate it, stop pretending like you have it"

@permanentlytired4304

3 ай бұрын

also it’s not that important but tiktok wasn’t created for cosplayers either lmao. it was a lip syncing app before it switched over to tiktok and then cosplayers started using it a lot

@shadowstrike.r

17 күн бұрын

"Ah yes, I dress up as spiderman and therefore I have DID". tf is that logic bruh??

The worst part is that it legit started to trigger Beans' ticks. And she wasn't screaming and jumping, she was twitching and occasionally saying "ahoy" but she wasn't forming full on sentences and giggling about it after.

"I'm not racist, I have personality disorder" *starts saying racial slurs*

@flixwyy1056

2 жыл бұрын

lao

@masshysteria9657

2 жыл бұрын

lfao

@Stars01853

2 жыл бұрын

lmfao

@user-vy2hz6fl6x

2 жыл бұрын

My thing is…couldn’t she just tell the supposed black altar to not say racial slurs because the host is a white woman??? If she really DOES have DID

@tabby6284

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-vy2hz6fl6x They are probably one of those people that want to use slurs so make up a black alter. I have literally seen people asking for an idea of a small disorder that they can self-diagnose because they want to be able to use slurs, without repercussions.

That one woman laughing while faking ticks is probably the most insensitive and ableist thing I’ve ever seen and I’ve been watching these videos all day

@r.8902

7 ай бұрын

she was exposed by her sister that she doesnt even have it too. some of these people are just perpetually in middle school. she was laughing at jokes i would have laughed at in 7th grade and she is a grown woman

@LisaPFMoore

3 ай бұрын

You can see when people react to her. Her face lights up then she giggles. Disgusting😢

I haven't even finished the video yet but HUGE shout out to Beans. I already knew "Tics and Roses" was a horrible person but seeing how severely Beans was affected by T&R's horrendous, faking, lying content ENRAGED me. I have my own health issues and seeing people glamorize things I'd gladly give away is a completely new, idiotic low. 😔💖

See beans actually struggle with her tics just makes me pissed to know people fake stuff like that. Mad respect to beans

@CherryLovesMemphis

2 жыл бұрын

I know bro its infuriating for me to

@dinosharttt

2 жыл бұрын

Is beans the one that you can eat

@bigman6007

2 жыл бұрын

@@dinosharttt yeah beans is a name of a vegetable

@ppman2875

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigman6007 wait baked beans are vegetables

@bigman6007

2 жыл бұрын

@@ppman2875 beans are a vegetable yeah

It made me kinda sad to see Beans struggle to contain her tics when the the girl was triggering her... go strong girl, these people dont make you any less valid.

@thenugget3671

2 жыл бұрын

*Triggered*

@iculous4477

2 жыл бұрын

@@thenugget3671 it’s been a while since I had chicken nuggets Fr. I had McDonald’s ones but like I haven’t had real ones.

@thenugget3671

2 жыл бұрын

@@iculous4477 what? Sorry i think i didnt understand

@entitledbobcat

2 жыл бұрын

@@thenugget3671 your name

@thenugget3671

2 жыл бұрын

@@entitledbobcat oh no

The person faking disorders and pretending to be Edd is disrespectful to the legacy he made to the animation community, he will never be forgotten bruh

I had a kid with Tourettes in my class in grades 6 and 8 and his ticks weren't usually as bad as these people make it seem, he just had a little chirp once around every two minutes and he had a small spasm, he didn't really make it that noticeable and he had kind of just accepted it as a fact of life, a lot of the people on tiktok say they have it but make it seem like they just got it

As you can see, through out the video the girl that ACTUALLY has ticks is reacting to the triggers during the video.

@deadlocksmyboy5377

2 жыл бұрын

yeah i kinda feel bad that people are basically mocking her... it's really just sad

@felix6x311

2 жыл бұрын

Eh, idk. This is Internet.

@FireCaT-

2 жыл бұрын

@@felix6x311 wym bruh

@Highlander1st

2 жыл бұрын

@@FireCaT- i think he means that this is the internet, so many bad people its not surprising anymore that people do this.

@taybtw

2 жыл бұрын

its kinda funny how she just randomly says some out of pocket thing out of no where

As someone with diagnosed DID, all of this is horrible. DID is literally so far from how people portray it on TikTok. It's debilitating and just... like a brain switch. The alters cannot do things in "inner world" while not fronted. They cannot date. They cannot have sexual relations. Fictives exist, but they're not usually quirky anime characters, and they don't form due to hyperfixations. They split due to trauma response and the brain seeing them as someone who could help the body survive. Another note, it's very rare to even notice yourself that you switched. I myself don't even know that I switched until I've lost a massive chunk of time and don't remember anything, so I "come to" and am like "oh shit". This needs to stop. Seriously. People with DID would not be doing this stuff on TikTok. I hate even talking about it, let alone publicizing it, but I feel it's important to educate since you guys don't know a lot about it.

@user-vy2hz6fl6x

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this. I’m sorry this has been so hard for you, I truly appreciate what you had to say I think it will help educate a lot of people. Have a nice day.

@Elliot-yo5dh

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-vy2hz6fl6x Thank you, I do my best to spread correct information. It's so easy to spot a faker imo because I know what's blatantly real and what's not.

@swordyshield

2 жыл бұрын

MultiplicityAndMe is a youtuber I watched to get some of my information about DID, based off what I remember it seems like some of their alters can(and did)date each other. Am I just misunderstanding your comment about the "inner world" or are you just saying that your alters cannot date period?

@Elliot-yo5dh

2 жыл бұрын

@@swordyshield Edit : I realized I was incorrect, alters cannot date. Alters can date between each other, but the host cannot date their alters as they are an ANP and do not even remember anything between switches.

@swordyshield

2 жыл бұрын

@@Elliot-yo5dh ah thank you for the claraification!

I don’t have Tourette’s but I’ve noticed watching several KZreadrs with it are very triggered by ticsandroses videos. Beans you make a great point that it’s insult to injury. It’s so disturbing that she claims to spread awareness but she’s really just harming people who actually suffer with it. Beans, thank you for taking the time and energy to educate ❤️

I am by no means trying to equate my experience with this, but I have a stutter, that at times can be pretty severe, and I have had experience with people making fun of me by "imitating" my stutter to my face. I can imagine how it must feel for people with actual mental disorders to see these people "imitating" their disorders for Tiktok clout.

@greenfacere210

2 жыл бұрын

You’re handsome

@MYSTERYBLACKROSE

3 ай бұрын

​@@greenfacere210 lol

So is this what happens when you don’t have a father figure?

@sentii9522

2 жыл бұрын

indeed.

@GreatChadhan

2 жыл бұрын

Akechi, your father didn’t love you, sadly….

@choujin86

2 жыл бұрын

@@GreatChadhan trueeee

@choujin86

2 жыл бұрын

@@sailing_ what

@cmonbruh6636

2 жыл бұрын

thank god i didnt turn out like this

Man, it's so sad to see beans struggling with her tics being triggered when she's watching tics n' roses faking it. I genuenly feel sorry for a random person on the internet i have never met, which i *very* rarely do.

@FrenkTheJoy

2 жыл бұрын

Ugh man I don't have tourette's but I have a neck tic and I get SO TRIGGERED by TicsAndRoses. My neck tic has basically been fine for the past few years but that godawful TicsNRoses just gets my neck bopping like crazy, sort like of like you could see Beans doing a few times in this video but for a longer period of time. It's so uncomfortable, it really makes me angry to see people like Roses faking it and acting like it's some fun, quirky thing.

@boejudden9011

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but can we at least applaud the young queen for pronouncing "syndrome" properly

@uyfu8590

2 жыл бұрын

@@FrenkTheJoy same i don’t have tourette’s but i do have these tics (?) as well i make clicks with my mouth they’re super annoying, it started around last year i just don’t know why this happens now

I feel so bad that you can see beans getting triggered by the people pretending, and just seeing her tic like that is so heartbreaking

Thank you for shining a light on this. I am sick of people self diagnosing, faking and making a mockery of people who actually suffer from these disorders.

the "nazi" is actually a russian because the style of hat... that person thinks it's still German LOL which makes it even more funny in my opinion

@astrocat9971

2 жыл бұрын

i had a feeling the red lines showed the russian look

@elpozomierda5106

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah It suited Stalin more than Hitler

@user-xg2ls3tz3g

2 жыл бұрын

Them nazis got hats that stand out more with that skull on it

@user-wl6zb9ix5o

2 жыл бұрын

Still cringe lul

@michaelcisneros6352

2 жыл бұрын

And the ‘uniform’ is at most a work jacket that’s colored grey, and there was certainly a white undershirt that Germans didn’t have, even at high command

I’m sorry but the “ahoy” got me every time 🙂. Overall, loved beans and that an actual person with Tourettes reacted to this shit. Felt awful to see her get triggered by the shit ticks and roses was doing.

@cabbagepaws6595

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah!! I don't know if it's rude to say but I thought the ahoy was so cute even if it's a tic haha

@laslw

2 жыл бұрын

@@cabbagepaws6595 Completely agree. Ik it was a tic but that was super heartwarming

@itzmedb8290

2 жыл бұрын

was looking for this kinda comment, same here

@unoriginalcomment7502

2 жыл бұрын

Thank someone I'm not the only one that thought that! It was just so cute!

@grodygibsonlcd8038

2 жыл бұрын

You could tell she was really getting triggered. Dude the ahoy is great in my opinion, if I had ticks like that, I'd be greatful to have that rather than "SHITFUCKDOGDICK" I knew one guy with torrettes, but they weren't really verbal, it was mostly just bodily ones. He'd have like miniature seizuires basically and he can't breathe whilst having them- and to me that's pretty terrifying.

The fact bean doesn’t do the whole tic thingy 24/7 really shows she’s not lying, and sure, some people do have it like 24/7, but it’s just a lil more believable how she has it. Plus she has a friend who actually like conforms it. You see people who say they have people to vouch for them, but never show those people. Plus bean only has them a lil in this video cuz of the other vids, I know that cuz she said that herself. Btw great vid!!

17:40 if you watch the movement of her head and hand she was trying to draw a swastika on her forehead but it made a 4

My "friend" was faking DID and recently got called out by our whole friend group :)

@yaoriattz7104

2 жыл бұрын

Dang I kinda wanna hear more of the story

@korngasm

2 жыл бұрын

@@yaoriattz7104 It all started in August of 2021, we were all on a group chat when they announced to us that they had DID. At first I thought that it was kind of suspicious because they have a rare brain condition that all of a sudden many tiktokers are claiming to have. They introduced all of their alters to us and they were all fictives of FNF characters, Doki Doki literature club, Pico's school and one was of a Minecraft KZreadr (I believe their name is Ghostbur). When they would "switch" into their alters they would act very rude and tell us to off our selfs. Other times they would type in all caps and it was just strange. It was not till September when one of our friends told them they didn't believe they had DID and it was all for attention. We all started to investigate and they finally told us they were faking it and he blamed his boyfriend (who was also in the group chat) because he was the one to ask if he had any symptoms related to DID. I knew he was bull shitting from the start and even I told my Bf about it. We kicked him out of the group chat since. He's done a lot of other crappy stuff too, but it is more personal.

@korngasm

2 жыл бұрын

@@yaoriattz7104 His whole personality changed all because he got Twitter one day, and now he's a total freak.

@yaoriattz7104

2 жыл бұрын

@@korngasm This is actually really really sad. I wonder what the parents must think of them, imagine giving your kid a phone and next month they behave like a freak (honestly I say it's kinda their fault too for not supervising what their kid does on the internet) And besides that, having DID is really really really rare and that all your alters are fictives? Idk man, seems suspicious. I'm glad your friends group got rid of that crazy person, what they did is the lowest of the low

@hboyO2

2 жыл бұрын

@@korngasm I'm glad y'all where able to get away from a problematic person. That's attention seeking behavior and those are the worse. Idk what issues he got to be faking stuff like that

Can we get more beanz shes goated and she matches the energy she makes the content fire asf

@synesthesia2699

2 жыл бұрын

^^^

@martaleszkiewicz5115

2 жыл бұрын

What does goated mean? Sorry, I'm European

@synesthesia2699

2 жыл бұрын

@@martaleszkiewicz5115 G.O.A.T. is an acronym for Greatest Of All Time; which is where the term goated comes from. It just means someone is one of the best.

@peecondom6729

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah!!

I absolutely LOVE bean. Such a gem I hope she’s living her best life

the "desired tics" thing made me mad lmaoo- like hun, my desired tic is no tic at all- on what freaking planet does someone with tics/Tourettes actually want tics?!?

SHE DONT GET THE PASS. Also Beanz was super chill, u should do more vids with her in the future

@FousioDOA

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

@dahlia3237

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

@sleepy3ree404

2 жыл бұрын

fr

@hiimhush

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

@jennieramos6553

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

faking depression for attention.

@rey-fc4ju

2 жыл бұрын

@@CBG345 sadly true

@lennysummers

2 жыл бұрын

@@CBG345 Ong that could be a part of a song

@urbanrc7237

2 жыл бұрын

@@lennysummers Why do I imagine Eminem saying that lol

@lennysummers

2 жыл бұрын

@@urbanrc7237 right?!?

@gamer-ph5on

2 жыл бұрын

@@urbanrc7237 lol

Thank u for having Beans on this vid. Its good to hear from her perspective. I'm sure all the faking is triggering for people afflicted with these disorders.

I have tics and it's no pretty picture. I hate disrupting class and saying things that people call "cute" like dude it hurts!!!

as someone who has dealt with someone with DID there is no way there can be famous people bc they are a actual person that forms from trauma mostly

@nuffins

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not trying to say you’re necessarily wrong, however, one case is not every case. If you research a little deeper into DID, certain characters, especially those with a relation or similarity to the trauma, can manifest. Idk if you were already implying that, but I just wanted to clarify if not.

@rhettwilkerson1828

2 жыл бұрын

If u really got did, when you switch can you tell? Or does it happen subliminally and you just dont know whats going on im actually curious

@leehoon1730

2 жыл бұрын

@@rhettwilkerson1828 when someone switches, they start to dissociate like you see in the videos but that can go as long as 15 minutes. what happens when the person dissociate is the person fronting leaves so that pausing moment is when nobody is fronting atm. So yes you can tell and it can be very involuntary. If the alter that was going to the front was co-fronting (meaning both the one fronting and the alter are both conscious at the front) then that alter would know whats happening but most of the time they don't know whats going on around them and have to look around, etc. you yourself lose consciousness so when you switch back (its mostly random unless there's triggers for certain alters) you most likely have to catch up on what you missed. sorry for long paragraph 😅don't know if i answered that right

@lucifernazaedi

2 жыл бұрын

@ris actually, the majority of people who switch *cannot* tell. The only reason that they could catch on if they switched is if they realize they have absolutely no memory. I’ve heard a lot of stories from actual people with DID and witnesses of it. One person had an aunt who had DID when they were a kid, and she never knew she would switch. She would just break down in tears and repeat how she couldn’t remember anything. Also, to the perspective of others, the aunt would have extreme mood swings. It’s heartbreaking.

@leehoon1730

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucifernazaedi oh, i see. i never knew that! the switching process was something i never really researched on, so thanks for the info. it's interesting that they don't even know they switched? cause i would have thought that they would know they are switching before losing consciousness

I had a friend with DID. It isn't something that you're just born with. It's like, a personality you have to disassociate with something. It's usually a disorder caused by trauma in the person's life, usually from childhood. I remember he had two personalities, he always switched when his grandma yelled at him since she emotionally abused him for almost all his life. DID is a psychological defense. It's not a quirk, it's a legitimate disorder caused by trauma. You don't just randomly "switch". You "switch" when you are stressed. Also, people who do have this disorder usually aren't aware of it and are usually only aware of it when they are diagnosed with it. Don't use the effect of other people's traumas to have a "quirk". It's highly disrespectful. Also, on Tourettes. I do have ticks, but do not have Tourettes. It's really just a stress response. I have one tick that messes me up. When I'm nervous, or stressed, I start blinking constantly. Which when I'm driving, it only just further stresses me out and makes me blink even more frequently. I have had times where I needed to pull over and let that subside, it's legit terrifying. As I said, I don't have Tourettes, since this blinking tick only happens at random, it's not something I deal with every day. It'll happen one week, then again 7 weeks later or something. But that one tick makes me wonder why ANYONE would want to have Tourettes. It can literally kill you depending on what ticks you have.

@flixwyy1056

2 жыл бұрын

I've got that same blinking bullshit but I'll also like turn my head up and look the same direction, and sometimes when I'm trying to focus on something then I miss what it was, it isnt to annoying as i dont drive yet but in a few months I'll be old enough for my permit so yay

@RosePetalGamin

2 жыл бұрын

People faking disorders these days. It's actually disrespectful.

@samskelly6109

2 жыл бұрын

@Nomen Nescio Yes it does. Look it up.

@exturnl

2 жыл бұрын

@Nomen Nescio Tell a Doctor that then tell me what he said

@B3lph3g0r

2 жыл бұрын

yes this is what i thought DID is like

I know it almost has been a year but Beans, I hope you're doing fine :( Seeing you actually struggling while those assholes are faking it for clout is truly sad. My biggest respect to you for staying there and watching through in order to educate others, you're amazing

I’m actually thankful that someone calls this s*** out for what it is: it’s embarrassing it’s disrespectful and it’s also harmful - in so many ways - to those who really has these disorders. I’m struggling with mental illness myself. I could never go online and be that jaunty about it. It’s private and really.. it’s not that fun. It actually makes my life difficult. And for me, to watch this, it feels like these people are mocking me. For real. I’d like to slap them. That’s how I feel. I don’t take any offence that channels like this and creators like you guys do this. 👍👍 Keep calling these BSers out!! God bless you! 🌺

@tasteslikesailor

2 жыл бұрын

yeah people actually want to see me dress differently/talk in different voices/wear a wig to differentiate between my alters JUST cus i have DID, cus they've seen these tiktoks and want some kind of "proof" that i have it. it's incredibly uncomfortable. i'm only open about it in the first place because i like to educate and let friends know what to expect when a trigger happens. then someone comes along who says "can you switch right now? show me??" and it's just frustrating and gross. sometimes it does cause a switch cus people can be aggressive about it and that's distressing, but they'll never spot the switch because DID is a protective disorder and protection is not a performance. the alt isn't going to suddenly announce their name, speak with an accent, and put on a show. that doesn't protect - it encourages shitty behavior.

@rosemary5005

Жыл бұрын

@@tasteslikesailor 😞

@rosemary5005

Жыл бұрын

I’m all isolated.

@tasteslikesailor

Жыл бұрын

@@rosemary5005 i understand, honey. i'm so sorry for the state of the world right now. it'll change for the better eventually.

Would like to see more collabs like this. So cool

@FousioDOA

2 жыл бұрын

I second this

@jayclips2976

2 жыл бұрын

I love that idea

@n9_xiu

2 жыл бұрын

@@FousioDOA I third this

rather than hate on these people, I'm actually sad for them. They clearly have some attention seeking issues that need professional help. I'm not saying what they're doing is okay tho

@hannanaftali2519

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, they feel like they're not special enough so they do that

@FlyingDoveExScopress

2 жыл бұрын

I to am saddened to see what lengths they go to for attention and affection they should have been getting from their family. This generation seems to be a broken and divided mess due to the previous ones mistakes. I hurt for those poor kids being misled

@Miss_Akashiya

2 жыл бұрын

its so confusing to me why people would behave like this. How can you feel the need for this ? this gotta be a whole disorder on its own i cant explain otherwise bc this is just so stupid actually....

@semoremo9548

2 жыл бұрын

@@Miss_Akashiya Well I can't speak for everyone but for some people it's because they didn't receive enough attention from their caretakers growing up, have no friends or bad ones, etc. They feel alone and neglected so they desperately cling to every bit of love and attention they receive, hence why they may feel the need to seek attention in whatever way they can. Also there is a disorder where people do this stuff. I don't know specifics so it might not be 100% the same as what these kids do but it's called Munchausen syndrome and some people even go to the extremes of making themselves really sick to be admitted to a hospital or get unnecessary amputations. I doubt these kids actually have that, but they may have the attention seeking issues I mentioned that can cause depression, anxiety, etc.

@FlyingDoveExScopress

2 жыл бұрын

@@semoremo9548 Yes most of this is extremely accurate. I have seen it with my own eyes and through my own experiences with people suffering from multiple disorders. The need for social affection and love is the highest in all of humans needs. They crave it and if they never received enough of it as a kid well they will seek it elsewhere. Keep in mind these are still people don't let lower them to less than human cause many people did that back then.

I feel you Beans. It hits close to home when you actually have a condition. I have Tourettes and cannot drive a car, I'm twenty and I can't drive a car. I rely on my parents to drive me where I need to be cause Tourettes is so life-altering. I don't go to movie theatres and it just fucking sucks. There's nothing fun or cute or quirky about it.

@McFwoupson

2 жыл бұрын

I feel that. I have epilepsy and can't drive due to it. US urban planning is so car dependent so if you can't drive its like you've been forgotten about by society. I want to leave Texas one day and move somewhere that's actually walkable with good public transit.

As someone who has Tourette’s syndrome and autism, I’m highly grateful that you’re pointing these out. Also, I love your One Punch Man poster :3

i like how he educated him self so he can prove all the haters wrong good stuff don

Also, the fact that people like ticsnadorses don't put trigger warnings on videos containing tics is almost as inconsiderate as faking it. Because people with actual Tourettes, like Beans, will get tics if they see someone else having them- it is triggering.

@Jarblyy

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve learned so much in the comments of these videos

@odseei

2 жыл бұрын

OP on this comment is based af

@xxshad0wqueenxx

2 жыл бұрын

I watch sweet anita on twitch and I do not have tourettes but sometimes I get sensory overload from the tics and have to watch something else.

I really respect how you actually know your shit when you speak on these things Don. Being able to have an intellectual opinions and spit the actual facts about things is refreshing to see. Mad respect❤️

Disorders aren’t worthy of “clout”. Some people seem to think that they can behave erratically on a whim and blame a disorder that they have not been diagnosed with. They seem to be looking for attention or validation and don’t seem to realize that it is insulting to people who actually go through this daily. Thanks for posting this.

"go rail your math homework" CRYING 💀

It was sad to see how upset the lady faking Tourette’s made Beans feel. Edit: watching further, it’s incredibly upsetting how it triggers her tics

@lucialovecraft

Жыл бұрын

I watched another KZreadr with Tourette’s ready to roses videos. My heart went out for her, she was very upset and looked so pained

11:57 I have tics, not Tourettes just tics during that time I was ticing with my neck. Beans I may not struggle like you I feel for you strong girl beans love to see more of you around on youtube

I try to make a joke out of my tics like calling myself a broken record when I repeat myself, calling myself an alarm clock, ect. But although I try to make a joke out of it, I can feel very insecure and recently started to want to sit in the back of the class so people don’t notice. One of my friends also sometimes tries to make me tic and I hate it.

@shewife

Ай бұрын

They try to MAKE u tic..? Theyre insane

seeing someone like Beans who also struggles with Tourette’s but also has the struggle of seeing people make a fun thing out of it hits close to home :( I do feel really good about having someone else with the same disorder having the same feelings and experiences.

17:45 the way they both dodged it

7:40 having no fathers. That’s the crossover 🤡

The fact that the first girl really thinks cosplay, dressing up as characters for fun, is the same as DID a debilitating mental illness that you cant control or "turn it off" whenever you're done... it really speaks to what "DID" is to her. To her it's just pretending to be all these different characters, rather than a legitimate mental disorder that comes from severe trauma. Unbelievable that she put that out thinking she was making a point when all she did was prove she's faking, yet I guarantee all the other kids faking it were like "omg so true did IS cosplay"

When I was younger I always thought I had multiple personalities because I would hear voices to myself, long story short it was just me trying to entertain myself as I didn't want to be near people and they went away after I got some friends. I think these people need to get outside and get some friends so these voices can go away :)

@pandakawaiidebby890

2 жыл бұрын

I did that too when I was younger. And then I decided to grow up and make that all diseappear.

@creaturenamedalistair

2 жыл бұрын

Even as I'm growing I still entertain myself with OCs in my head. I don't mind it I day dream all the time and it's definitely NOT the same as DID

@aseraphim9813

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I did that too, and they would go away when I was in school, but then they would come back after school because I wasn’t engaged in anything. Top that off with communication problems and you got someone who struggles with talking to herself as if someone is there.

i have asthma and I also have cousin that actually is bipolar, and has depression and anxiety, this is truthful but she can be a little annoying when she’s like “i wish i could have asthma because it’s so aesthetic” and i’m just like breh

@CFABosnia

2 жыл бұрын

Why does having asthma matter that's a physiological disorder where your throat swells

@CatyCreating

2 жыл бұрын

Her saying that has nothing to do with any of her disorders, that's just her personality bein kinda... weird...

@ummmmno411

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh I have asthma and I don’t see how it’s aesthetic in any way shape or form. I sound like an old man dying when I run for more than like 30 seconds. It’s painful sometimes too. That’s weird af.

@thedrawingmew3202

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh really be takin breathing for granted. Wish I could breath like a normal person lol

@shirlycoh

2 жыл бұрын

@@ummmmno411 Same... I can't even laugh properly because if I laugh too much I need the inhaler. Also not fun when you wake up with your worried mum by your side at 3am feeling like you're about to die becuase you can't breath.

Even with everything else has been said about rarity, my wife is a doctor and has worked with a couple actual DID patients. She was a med student and said she couldn’t even tell when they “switched”, they just seemed to have some kind of psychosis (and were institutionalised), but the switching is so subtle it’s unnoticeable even in conversation. This is also why many don’t even know they have it if they do, even though that’s still 0.01-1% Also I think it’s rare that these “alters” even have names like that

Hot take: Self diagnosing is OK UNDER SOME CONDITIONS hear me out 1. You make an effort to contact people that have the disorder you think you might have 1.5 not ur friends 2. You do your research. You find the symptoms and see if you relate 3. MOST IMPORTANTLY: you don't have a conformation bias while looking at the information you find. 4. If possible, you talk to someone with some type of degree about it. If that's not possible, you still need to make an effort. Conclusion: you can't just say whatever you want without repercussions. Do yells research.

@puflem

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, no. You can't diagnose yourself with anything, no matter how much "research" you do on Google. When I have a stomach ache I don't diagnose myself with cancer just because it's one of the symptoms.

@ur_mom.s_left_kidney5293

2 жыл бұрын

@@puflem I disagree with self diagnosing, however there are people who don't have the money to get diagnosed. That's why I suggested talking to people who have it. This only necessarily applies to disorders at least in my mind. I don't mean just a single good search, I mean SERIOUS research.

@ur_mom.s_left_kidney5293

2 жыл бұрын

@@puflem I also don't mean this is alright for every case. Just in specific situations in which they cannot get an official diagnosis.

@ur_mom.s_left_kidney5293

2 жыл бұрын

@Muffinconsumer4 of course. But it can give some peace of mind. Just maybe having an idea of why you're struggle more than the average person Or if something unusual Is happening and you wanna know know.

I respect how Don doesn't call out Beans' tics because, from what I understand, many people find them embarrassing and don't want it called out

I'm really glad Beans is able to explain tics, I'm not diagnosed (I'm not claiming to have tourettes but I've talked about getting a diagnosis as it's in my family and I have tics) it's genuinely embarrassing. And someone nobody talks about with TicsandRoses is that her tics seem to only exist for the videos, one for the packaging video don't come out for the nursery rhyme video and the cooking video tics don't happen for store videos etcs. It's too perfect to be genuine

@lyndsay369

2 жыл бұрын

exactly!!! tics are repetitive but hers never repeat and they’re always very specific to the situation

@sam_games0628

Жыл бұрын

I don’t have tourettes, I just have a habit of saying stuff like “balls” and “E”, etc. But I do have autism, not as good as most people think.

I've been doing a lot of research about this particular disorder after seeing some of your other videos, it is possible to have 2 alters fronting but it is not possible for them to switch in less than a second.

I’m sorry but I died laughing when the nazi “alter” just came outta nowhere, bean’s reaction was adorable

this is a certified hood classic

@VXETZ

2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@johnxina6327

2 жыл бұрын

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@fitmivation

2 жыл бұрын

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It's such a salt in the wound because I was diagnosed by a real doctor at a young age with ASD, ADD, and Anxiety. And I've spent many years trying to perfect and mask my symptoms and these people of my generation think its cool to play it up as something fun. Despite the progress I have made I still struggle making friends, having a social emotional mindset of teenager even though I'm going to be 21, and am just in general been taken advantage of by many people and hurt deeply due to my disability because I can be too nice sometimes, guillble and have to learn the hard way. I will always need a little help from my parents and few friends in some form no matter how independent I have become. Because things are a little harder or more confusing. I'm sure these people would change their minds real fast if they really had to suffer with it permanently. It can be hell. And to make matters worse I am Asexual,(which I am not public about on my social medias because I'd be called being part of the crowd and its not a huge deal to begin with) love the goth and alt clothing, wearing it to some degree and its really frustrating to be roped into this stereotype by the general public and especially my own parents who suppress my style because they only see the bad which I need to put up with until I have the money and situation set up to move out and be on my own. I just want to live and be myself without people like this ruining it.

@Miss_Akashiya

2 жыл бұрын

right ??? i got adhd and tourettes n bunch other stuff ... and the last thing i would have done was talk about it in the internet as if it was a quirky personality trait. BUT HIDE IT INSTEAD. All excuses and shit trying to hide your messy ADHD life, trying to control tics and let them out even more at home only for your family to mock you and also do weird movements and make noises because you do and its funny to them.... this is really SO FUCKED UP you can always tell if someone actually has an illness because thea will keep their MOPUTH SHUT about it most the time because it is an uncomfortable topic.

@RommekePommeke

2 жыл бұрын

If by ASD you mean autistic spectrum disorder then I can understand it much better when you said trying to hide your symptoms. I have been trying to act how a normal person in my eyes would act, and when it doesn't work out for me I really feel distressed about it.

I wonder if these types of displays for attention could be considered symptoms of factitious disorder, like what was suggested by Beans in another video where she referred to it under its old name, Münchausen syndrome. According to the NHS: “Munchausen's syndrome is a psychological disorder where someone pretends to be ill or deliberately produces symptoms of illness in themselves. Their main intention is to assume the "sick role" so that people care for them and they are the centre of attention.”

I had a friend in my old elementary school who genuinely had tics, and they made his life miserable, so seeing people blatantly lying about having them and making them seem like this great thing makes me fucking sick.

Beanz needs to become a permanent character in this anime

As someone who has been diagnosed with ADHD by a professional, I am just at a lost of words for these people P.S. this was the nicest way of me saying I want these people to go somewhere and never come back

@Zi._Mat

2 жыл бұрын

What are the signes of adhd Just in case i have to go ??

@jonathanpenado5342

2 жыл бұрын

@@Zi._Mat some symptoms are fidgeting, hyperactivity, not being able to focus, impulsiveness and much more. But the thing to keep in mind is that these symptoms have to come up over and over again. That's the difference between ADHD and just being unfocused. But again I'm not a professional so take that with a grain of salt.

@Zi._Mat

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanpenado5342 tnx dude

@amackenzz

2 жыл бұрын

@@Zi._Mat there are different types of adhd, it’s different for everyone

@jigglybits9729

2 жыл бұрын

@@Zi._Mat ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, is characterised by difficulty sitting still, trouble focusing, impulsivity, hyperactivity and probably some other symptoms. If you believe you may have it, book an appointment to get diagnosed. In my experience it isn’t too debilitating, but I’ve been on medication for quite a while, and I know it can be quite bad in severe cases, though you would have been diagnosed by now. Go get diagnosed if you think you have it, but I wouldn’t be too concerned. Source: I have been diagnosed with ADHD since I was 6, and due to my Asperger’s syndrome I attend a special education school, where I have interacted with many other people with ADHD

I was diagnosed with tics less then a year ago, and i really dont know anything about tics. For the longest time I tried to convince myself my brain was just faking it and that the long periods of time without ticing was bad and proof that my brain was faking it. Im recently learning more about tics from others with them and online studies for the first time in months i feel comfortable with my tics and i feel more ok having tics in public

don n beans friendship is probably one of the most wholesome

Knowing someone who actually has Tourette's and has tics a lot, I genuinely cannot understand how anyone can have fun after involuntarily doing something or saying something that doesn't make sense. On top of that, physical tics can actually be painful, especially if you're trying to supress them. Maybe it's funny the first couple times, but more than anything I imagine tics are just incredibly irritating.

The way I see it, generally if they have their hair dyed bright colors, they are attention seeking. It's not always true, but usually it is. This tells me that they want attention. It's also likely why she giggles when it happens because she enjoys being the center of attention.

@leehoon1730

2 жыл бұрын

yeah i dont know why and i usually like say don't go by stereotypes but the amount of people have fit that description act that way it makes me so disappointed like it brings down the reputation of people that like to look like that

@K0ira

2 жыл бұрын

Uh oh, I have red hair. And I'm dying it red violet next month! Also, I'm joking, I know you aren't meaning to call out everyone who has dyed their hair, but I do see your point. I don't dye my hair for attention, I do it for a change, new experience, creative freedom from my mom, and to appear more feminine.

@mezzovii

2 жыл бұрын

you dye your hair to seek validation or look like an anime character. i dye my hair because it's my favorite color and i love wearing my favorite color everywhere i go because it makes me happy :) we are not the same

@K0ira

2 жыл бұрын

@@mezzovii Shoot was that comment towards me? Or the group of people who do do that?

@mezzovii

2 жыл бұрын

@@K0ira no no, it's not about anyone in particular. and it's not about people like you. you're cool dw

14:25 the fact she acts shocked by what she says is such an obvious tell that she’s faking because it’s not like your tics always just come completely out of nowhere you usually feel them coming on and you know what they’re gonna be it’s not like it’s just a complete surprise every time

17:48 bruh don you need to go on ninja warrior my guy. you juking out them kisses was too good

Yooo bring her back shes cool

@grandpa6825

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@giuli1588

2 жыл бұрын

fax

15:59 Ahoy!

You can't just give yourself DID. It results from severe trauma during early childhood, like before the age of 8.

My mom used to know someone with did, she would walk up and down the hallway all day, one foot perfectly in front of the other, and sometimes would just say random unfinished sentences. And she didn’t answer to her name then they would like say her alter’s name and sometimes she would answer. My mom said it was creepy as hell. So yea it’s not like “OH My GoD iM TrANsFormINg” 💀

Watching Beans getting her tics triggered by watching some of these videos really makes me actually mad, like not lol cringe mad but like genuinely mad that these people do this

15:58 no one is talking about how cute that was, she was just like “ahoy 🙂🤚🏼” 💀

@tyfendi

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao😩

@isaacf1439

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was cute ☺️

@tragicentity8933

2 жыл бұрын

It was cute but people with tics and stuff don’t like it when you call there tics cute and stuff

@_just_liz_9458

2 жыл бұрын

It was cute, she’s a pretty chill person and I love it❤️

@AquaJV

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alisonn2 it was cute

6:05 Edd is a character from an animated series in 2016 called Eddsworld, it’s on yt, but also… what? Like- how do you even- alters in DID are different parts of yourself that your brain has separated them due to past trauma. HOW DO Y-… that’s the equivalent of being like “oh yeah no biggie that was just my alter, big chungus” like dhkshsj

@GiGi-ob4bn

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed, but it's so sad that Edd, the voice actor passed away and this person is trying to gain clout from doing this...

@allisonpetrides8055

5 ай бұрын

Oh little Chungus how silly of you!

I was very confused by DID and started googling. I found out that Dissociadid's video really helped with understanding this! It makes me mad that people find it "quircky" and "cute" and whatnot... DID can be so diffecult to live with

I’m about get a disorder from the amount of hate I have for gen z

18:02 i was lazy man i didn't want any

People faking D.I.D. so often really is disgusting. I've had friends that suffer from the disorder, so this shit really is a huge problem in my eyes.

I wanted to say I really appreciate the gentle ness you are going into this with. And the fact you brought someone who was actually diagnosed on to give their opinion is great. It feels weird when people who have no experience with mental illnesses literally hate on teens on the internet and call them a bunch of names. This is a pretty weird situation that need a gentle hand. I feel like you are calling these people out in the right way especially compared to all the other people I’ve seen who seem to really hate these literal children. Like being a kid doesn’t excuse your behavior, but it should give you some leniency when it comes to grown adults not attacking you on the internet you know? Like all the other video, while I agree with a lot of their points, felt wrong to watch because it felt like they were just attacking children online.

14:19 can we Just appreciate the comedic value of those tics from beans

i love how don has the balls to absolutely shred these fakers

I rear-ended someone, and I had no memory of getting in the car. It was terrifying. Thankfully, no one was hurt. I have to watch these specific compilations in short intervals, because I will get triggered. And I have learned, if I let that anger build, I will switch. I usually watch My Little Pony to calm down which cracks my family up because I am in my 20s. Don't judge. Edit: For those dealing with REAL DID, did you choose your alters' names? Because I wasn't given the choice. And for the longest time, I didn't even know I had more than one. My therapist had to keep telling me.

5:25 yes, alters can have different skin colors but in no way are they allowed to say the n word when their body isnt black. And this doesnt get based off by the host, even if the host is black but the body is white theyre not allowed to say it.

Not to be disrespectful, but haven’t u realized that it’s all the emo/furry/self diagnosed/faking disorders/multi colored hair generation zers that are everything wrong with this generation

@mtf-501

2 жыл бұрын

I have to agree on that point

@superiormanx7649

2 жыл бұрын

Yea and that body positivity shit

@alxgc

2 жыл бұрын

Facs

@localmilfchaser6938

2 жыл бұрын

what wrong with dying your hair tho?

@alxgc

2 жыл бұрын

@@localmilfchaser6938 ig nothing it just falls in the stereotype of these types of people

Being someone with DID, I had no idea how much of this goes on over on tiktok. It disgusts me that such a thing is being taken and used to gain attention. DID occurs through nasty things, and it's honestly something I would never wish on anyone. It really makes me sick that people are taking it and putting on a display like it's something fun or qwerky, and I'm so glad I came across this video, and thank you for shedding light on this 💙

I hate when people pretend to have tics for clout or they lie and use it as an excuse when they get in trouble I have tics and for the most part they are pretty tame but this just irks me

As someone with non-Tourette's tics (my neuro gave up on narrowing any further than Involuntary Motor Movement Disorder) It used to just be twitches in my hands, and blink patterns. Now it's full body and feels like I'm trapped in a glitching out robot. I get a 2 second warning if I'm lucky, a weird heavy feeling in my limbs. I wish these people faking could experience just one day in my life. I scalded my hands because I couldn't pull away from the sink after washing a bowl, because it was all that held me up during a full body tic fit. I have to wear an emergency medical bracelet 24/7. I can't go to the store alone during the holidays because I have had full body tics that made my knees give out because of the bell ringer in the past. I probably would have been hit by a car if my friend hadn't helped me to the sidewalk. My friends start a stopwatch each time a tic fit starts because my doctors say is it goes longer than 5 minutes to go to the ER, usually to get an ativan shot in the thigh, with multiple people holding my leg still (and because the muscle is moving it feels less like a needle and more like a knife.

there is a difference between actually having a disorder and not even trying to use your brain properly

You are probably the most thoughtful person I’ve ever seen react to this stuff. Like, these kids are obviously faking it and hey deserve a call out, but you’re over here saying stuff like “if I’m misinformed then tell me”, “if I’m getting things wrong, let me know” and also saying “it’s possible that not all of these people are faking so keep that in mind”. Like you’re just having fun and making sure to inform yourself so you’re not disrespectful and I seriously respect that

I'm not neurodivergent but I hope I'm right about this. Having DID is not something that you can control but the fact that these tiktokers try to capture their "alters" on camera is suspicious as if they know when they're gonna come out. They even name them based on their fav youtubers and give them pronouns 🤦‍♀️

My sister has had two personalities up front at once but it gets chaotic. It doesn't really produce itself as two whole formed separate personalities as much as it's a mixture of two personalities in one person. And this one personality mixture can be very chaotic against itself. Like my sister has had full-on arguments with herself about her viewpoints on certain topics because one altar believed a certain way while she believed a different way and then it was just a chaotic bundle of her agreeing and disagreeing with everything she was saying all at once. That doesn't happen too often. It can happen though.

I am going to be honest; watching Beans' tics get considerably worse as a reaction to the girl faking was really hard. It was also kind of amazing to hear Beans mention that some meds were helping a bit more with her tics.

The fact that I’m from this generation embarrasses me 😓

@anthr0pomorph1c32

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@daman3457

2 жыл бұрын

Same

I have seen a person on tiktok that actually has tourettes, and she sometimes has to be in a wheelchair because of it. These people faking it does not know how painful it can be to have this disorder.

I have tics and mine are violent (towards myself) or embarrassing and it causes so many problems in my day to day life. I’ve had to stop what I’m doing, no matter how important, so I can go to a safe private place. It bothers me so much when people romanticize tics because they cause so many problems in my daily life.