Ezra Miller Acts Crazy On A Plane

Gone Wrong!

Jake Doolittle, Jake, Doolittle, Ezra Miller Acts Crazy On A Plane

[despressso]

why do they think acting crazy equals acting out tourettes

[disablednotunable]

Able bodied people stop being ableist challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

[MysticalFruityTicTac]

This really disappointed me. As someone with tourettes it's so hard for me to go into social situations such as a full plane because of people like them 😕

[sb]

Aren't seats on a plane assigned ?

[emiri_rose]

I have tourettes, and some of that literally looked like my tics, there goes my confidence lol

[sammyiassume]

i was gonna say people probably didn’t want to sit with them bc they thought they were ezra miller

[theguyfromtheoffice]

Okay, USUALLY, this stuff doesn't phase me. But I have an unidentified/suspected seizure disorder which causes my head to jerk (left, right, back, diagonal) & it makes my eyes roll up. It's only for a few seconds, but it happens a lot in casual conversation. My friends & partner are the most accustomed to it, with my family a bit behind the former.

I've seen a lot of ableist stuff, but it was so comical that it never bothered me. I roll my eyes at varying tropes in media, but I've never actually had something grind my gears like this. ACTING CRAZY? I literally have no control over the movement whatsoever. I ask people when they speak to me for a prolonged amount of time to neglect/ignore the movements unless I make a comment about it. I work through the shame of this thing I don't fully understand nor know the source of.

I both can & cannot believe it. Also, definitely thought this was Ezra Miller ☠️

[sillylittlefellow]

Why can’t they just pretend to be asleep or avoid eye contact like the rest of us?

[roseanneplatts]

"You look like ezra Miller wuth more allegations" that got me 😂😂😂

[the_pipster]

literally me when im overstimulated (literally any time i go out in public)

[raining_trees]

They really said "imma just do tics" cool....

[reaganawesomecakes]

They are literally mocking autistic stimming and tics

[ElspethMary-Alice]

Thank god someone is finally talking about Ezra miller

[sarasmith]

that pisses me off on another level making fun of autistic people will always make me just so entirely angry

[mothmaniel]

i wouldnt want to sit beside an ableist person on a plane either! how did they know???

[frankylyles]

But what if that's my assigned seat? 😅

[shayerahol]

Tourettes, autism, some seizure disorders, neurological and muscular issues, etc. Can all cause jerky movements. This can also look similar to schizophrenia, substance use disorders, etc. Which just makes layers of awfulness against disabled people

[eddentroxel]

This is literally me in class. ( I have nervous tics and it makes me act like a malfunctioning robot)

[w]

Not to be offensive or anything but they look like if you stretched a sims features all the way

[literallycalgabriel]

'ACTING CRAZY!!!' (playing off stereotypes of disabled people)