people with tics, share your experience

Pulling muscles, damaging joints, and tongue biting is very common for me. 

Lost many pairs of glasses to head jerking. 
Never develop a knuckle cracking tic, you will dislocate your fingers and it will hurt a lot.
I used to forever have bruises on my arms from whacking desks hella hard.

I dont care much for what people think of me or the fakers anymore, I just wish my nervous system wasnt so hell bent on giving me nerve damage lmaoo.

So I developed tics as a side effort to an antipsychotic med when i was around 11 . They are currently just neck tics but when it started off my neck and hands would tic. I remember them being very annoying , alot of neck pain . because im no longer on those meds it has not gotten worse and are slowly getting better . but its been awhile and they still arent fully gone so i dont know if they ever will be.

Tics... I remember having a lot of them when I was younger. I used to "blow my fingers" as if they were candles or too hot. I had a hard time controlling them because I was very young and the staff at the centre used to make fun of me for it.

There were others, but I don't remember them. Some were more painful than others...

At the moment it's just shoulder jerking and a bit of lip pulling... I still hate it though.

tourette's syndrome, symptoms since 6, diagnosed at 12, started with tremors in the hands and got worse as i got older and stopped taking suppresant meds

been chill for the most part, sometimes motor tics are a bit painful (like whipping my head to the side rlly fast), but the worst part is how embarrassing they can be, i have two distinct vocal tics, one thats just an amalgamation of weird noises that sounds like a cross between meowing and a puppy being beat and another that's just me yelling the word "no", kinda scared that a vocal tic is gonna happen in a public area and ill look like a weirdo.

other than that, life with tics is pretty chill, most people i know are understanding.