Tourette’s dating

Tourette’s and dating: make plans around the people, not assumptions

Tourette’s does not determine what a good date looks like. Make Friends & Fire keeps the focus on a more useful question: what would the two of you actually enjoy doing together, and how can you make that invitation easy to understand and answer?

Choose activities that fit the people involved

Browse different types of activities rather than starting from a fixed idea of what a date should be. You decide what is enjoyable, comfortable or interesting in your own situation.

Give the other person room to respond

A shared invitation can offer multiple activities and let the recipient say what appeals to them, add a message and optionally suggest practical details.

No diagnosis-based social script

The site does not prescribe a special way to date with Tourette’s. It provides flexible planning and invitation tools that can be adapted by the people using them.

Frequently asked questions

Is Make Friends & Fire a Tourette’s dating platform?

No. It is not a matchmaking platform. It is a tool for activity ideas, invitations and responses that can be used in many kinds of relationships.

Can I explain preferences in the invitation?

Yes. Invitations can contain personal text, and recipients can also leave a message when responding.

Does the site provide medical advice about Tourette’s?

No. It focuses on planning and communication, not diagnosis, treatment or medical advice.

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