So pretty straight-forward..any tics and/or nervous habits you have? Does it bother you? Do people notice? If they do how do they react? etc.
For me...I have a tic with my neck. I am constantly flexing it (best word to describe it)..basically it looks like this:
P.S. for any that would think so for some reason...that isn't me...
Except...I'm not working out when I'm doing it..
For people noticing..there are times where people notice right away but wait a bit before asking about it (don't want to be rude)...other times it takes the person a while before they notice...with both groups, however, the question usually goes like this - "What do you keep doing with your neck?!"
It doesn't really bug me with how people react to it...though there are times where once they notice they just stare at my neck watching it keep happening..which makes me nervous...which makes it worse
Usually doesn't bug me..unless it gets into a nervous stage (normally..it is on "every now and then" time frame...but when I get nervous..or notice I am doing it more frequently due to being nervous..it happens very quickly one after the other...and it becomes very irritating on my neck -_-â¢
tl;dr - I gots a neck tic..people usually notice, but when they notice fluctuates. It gets worse/more frequent when I'm nervous
I don't really have any nervous habits any more. When I was younger, if someone was talking to me that I didn't know exceptionally well, I used to be all shaky with my hands. Haven't been like that for a few years, though.
When I was younger, if someone was talking to me that I didn't know exceptionally well, I used to be all shaky with my hands.
My hands are only shaky when I'm sober! Ermm, I mean..Next slide!
It's not really a nervous habit (although it could be?), but I find my myself absentmindedly cracking my knuckles when someone is talking to me who I really don't care to talk to. That, and blink far too much. Yup.
Anyways, I do suffer from Tourette's syndrome and used to twitch all over and do some other funny stuff like screaming out of the sudden and making strange noises.
For people noticing..there are times where people notice right away but wait a bit before asking about it (don't want to be rude)...other times it takes the person a while before they notice...with both groups, however, the question usually goes like this - "What do you keep doing with your neck?!"
I know how that feel bro, I was constantly bullied in the past for my Tourette's, even by teachers, since from where I was in the past, Tourette's syndrome wasn't well known... Now, at least I had less twitching and weird noises and get along well with others...
I used to pull out my hair when was little. That made for an interesting 5th grade. Now a days, I find myself tapping or moving my foot while sitting, but that's it.
For me when I'm nervous I pace, and when I say that I mean I pace more than usual, which is quite a bit. Other than that though not much really that I'm aware of.
A habit, I stare at people I dislike or if they do something that bothers me. Even if they look at me I'll still stare, dunno why. It doesn't bother me and they definitely notice, but nothing bad has came from it.
I tap my foot when excited and stare at people when I'm thinking. People only notice the staring and ask why. I then realize I was staring and begin to explain I wasn't trying to stare.
For me...I have a tic with my neck. I am constantly flexing it (best word to describe it)..basically it looks like this:
I know someone who does that. He also stretches his jaw when he does that. Anyways, I tap my heel on the floor to get rid of nervous energy. I also mess with my hair, meaning my hair never looks good.
I do this weird thing whenever I'm taking tests or nervous... I kind of... brush my hair at the end of my ponytail against my mouth? I don't really know how to describe it but people ask me all the time if I'm eating my hair.
So it that sorta like a different version of the beard/goatee rubbing whilst being thoughtful? Sounds almost like it. Except, you know, minus the beard or goatee part.