It's a bit effeminate, but I twirl my hair whenever I'm reading, writing, watching TV and stuff.
Involuntary Movements.
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Maybe Tourettes is just an exaggeration (couldn't think of a better word) of something everyone has.EmileeElectro said:
Yup. Or the guitar of course.Sronpop said:
But on a serious note, I sometimes have these, well.. Twitches in my thighs. I don't know why, but sometimes I just have a small twitch, like when you're falling asleep and suddenly wake up by, you know, having a massive twitch. It's not a violent action in the sense that I could accidentally kill someone, but it may be a little unnerving sometimes. Maybe I've got a slight catch of Parkinson's.
If my hair's in mye eyes, I instinctively flick it out of my face. And when I'm listening to a song I drum along with either my fingers or my teeth. And I often fiddle. I am a fiddler: I always need something to do with my hands.
I do this as well. I never did it before I actually sat behind a kit with the pedals, and I guess I just thought it was ultra cool, even though I can't play the drums for the life of me. I'm very coordinated with my invisible pedals, however.Sronpop said:
"Idle hands spend time at the genitals; and you know how God hates that."
I used to have much longer hair and I often times tip my neck like i need to get it out of my face any time i feel even the slightest sensation near my eyes.
I used to have much longer hair and I often times tip my neck like i need to get it out of my face any time i feel even the slightest sensation near my eyes.