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Fighting Tourette Syndrome

The one that leaves, in addition, was the year in which Billie Eilish told what it is like to suffer from Tourette syndrome in an interview with David Letterman for his Netflix series My Next Guest Needs No Introduction (something like My next guest needs no introduction..

And it is that if someone spends enough time with the singer, it is possible that he notices his tics.

To Billie Eilish diagnosed with this neurological disorder at the age of 11, which can cause uncontrollable and unwanted vocalizations, such as shouting or insults, and/or repetitive movements. In this sense, the artist explained that people sometimes misinterpret what is happening.

How people react “The most common reaction of people is that they laugh because they think I’m trying to be funny,” said Billie Eilish. And she added. “And I always feel incredibly offended by that.”

The 20-year-old Grammy-winning singer said that other artists have told him they also have Tourette syndromebut noted that “I wouldn’t mention them because they don’t want to talk about it.”

He also said that although some of his tics have decreased, but that he still has some more subtle ones.

“These are things you would never notice if you were just having a conversation with me,” Eilish said. “But for me they are very exhausting.”

The important thing about talking about the subject Eilish commented that she is glad to be able to talk about this, because it is very “interesting” for her and because she knows that it can also be of use to someone else who suffers from the same thing. He also clarified that he does not experience tics while singing on stage.

“When I move, I don’t even have tics,” she said.

Messages for teenagers Billie Eilish often comments on her experiences, with the idea that she is an ordinary teenager and that many boys her age can go through situations similar to the ones she lives.

Watching porn as a girl…

Therefore, She was not shy about telling how watching pornography when she was very young affected her significantly.

During a previous interview, offered to The Howard Stern Showthe singer revealed that starting to watch porn at the age of 11 had a detrimental effect on her.

“I think as a woman, pornography is shameful. I used to watch a lot of porn, if I’m honest. I started watching adult movies when I was 11 years old.recalled the artist, who argued that as a child she thought that doing it would help her feel “like one of the boys” her age.

However, that custom that became routine affected her in such a way that at this point she admits to feeling “incredibly devastated” for the effects it had on their growth. .

“I think it really destroyed my brain”Billie Eilish pointed out without filters, after confessing that she had nightmares because some of the content she saw was very violent and abusive, and that this experience influenced her way of approaching her first sexual relations.

“I didn’t say no to things that weren’t good the first few times I had sex. And it was because I thought that was what I was supposed to like,” explained Eilish, who spent her childhood and adolescence in Los Angeles and who, without having reached the age of 20, has already accumulated seven Grammy awards in the windows of her home. .

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