How to make people respect you
Excel at communication.
Speak warmly and engage those whom you are speaking to. Be able to speak comfortably about a wide range of topics.

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- Avoid vulgar and poor language, as well as using words like " um " or " like " to punctuate your sentences. Communication isn't just talking-it's about listening, as well.
- For example, use your good writing skills to convey important information to others while keeping everyone in the loop. Pair any body language with good manners.
- Greet each person with a smile and a firm handshake; or simply ask them to do something and give them a few minutes to consider. This is important when addressing people because most people listen to you without speaking.
- This will take the focus off of you in class, and therefore lessens your spending while you are on the podium. Avoid using slang, as this will only convey the information in your speech.

Avoid vulgar and poor language, as well as using words like " um " or " like " to punctuate your sentences. Communication isn't just talking-it's about listening, as well.

Three men are seen standing in front of the camera with one speaking. They speak to various girls and play a game with them in pubic places. when they

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- are done, the woman claps while dressed in a yellow and red polka dot blouse and skirt points to the camera.
- win they get a kiss and when they lose they get slapped.
- are finished, they get up and solution the bottle and sit back down and talk with one another.
- are done, they return to the teens and lead them to the men.

win they get a kiss and when they lose they get slapped.

The girls then perform a cheer routine all while in sync and leave with them all lined up on the wall. a man and woman

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- begins dancing amongst the other girls with a split screen in between them.
- walk out of the room and the camera pans around all the other cheerleaders in the room.
- appear in the middle of the circle and each are in their own separate circle.
- are interviewed while walking out of a building and the camera, is panned and fades to an individual running on the field and then back to the girl on the gymnasium floor.

walk out of the room and the camera pans around all the other cheerleaders in the room.

How to combat tourette's stigma
Find humor in it.
One way to help combat the stigma of tourette's is to find the humor in it. This means laughing about the unique and sometimes funny tics that accompany the syndrome.

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- Learning to laugh at tourette's can help you to better understand your condition and make yourself laugh more. If your tourette's is caused by depression or anxiety, you should try to find supportive people in your life who will support you and speak kindly to you.
- Some of the involuntary verbal tics people say are creative and humorous. Just as you would laugh at a joke someone tells, finding humor in the things you say can help you break the stigma on yourself.
- Try making a joke, a class joke, or even only bring up the word " tourette's. " you might be surprised to realize that it doesn't feel like a word at all.
- Watch a movie you know will get you laughing. Try a book you've heard of; read a magazine or blog.
Some of the involuntary verbal tics people say are creative and humorous. Just as you would laugh at a joke someone tells, finding humor in the things you say can help you break the stigma on yourself.