> A young man approached me. He said, ”I know you’re faking it because I am an actor.” And then he acted like someone acting like they have Tourette’s. As a su

> A young man approached me. He said, ”I know you’re faking it because I am an actor.” And then he acted like someone acting like they have Tourette’s. As a sufferer of Tourrette's, this makes my blood absolutely boil. I grew up among relatively supportive individuals, so I never had to experience this level of blatant, ignorant naiveté. Never did I realize that sufferers still have to deal with this unnecessary torment. You'd think that social media would expand peoples' knowledge, open mindedness, etc, but clearly we have a ways to go.