I'm a guy diagnosed with autism, and I can relate to Tyler's energy. Don't know why, but sometimes when I do really hard activities, my brain tells me to yell. I do, and it's motivating
lifting is stressing your body so it becomes stronger, and he also stresses his mind by playing league. he's the pinnacle of human race, soon he will be physically and mentally indestructible
If you're reading this, remember that if you're on the spectrum you're still a King for putting up with all the challenges, then continually persevering.
We're not kings. We're Chiefs. We earned our crowns on the battlefield, surviving constant social warfare. Edit: Typical anti-social stereotype aside, I should point out... I do appreciate the kindness and respect, thank you.
Girl: feeling cute, might listen to a new song Tyler: feeling cute, might try to squat 450lbs this time around Me: kinda feeling cute today, might do an "Edit: OMG tysm for all the likes!1!!!!!111!!!"
Can confirm, I've got Aspergers and I've found that being at the gym was practically my only happy place and still is. The best thing you can do is use all your anger, frustration, hatred and despair as a source of energy for your workout.
I don’t have aspergers, but I do have chronic depression and I feel the same way about the gym. It’s one of the few places where I feel in control of my own life.
You dont need height to be a powerlifter, smaler guys can also move more weight compared to their bodyweight. The pound for pound strongest weightlifter in Olympic history is Suleymanoglu who was 4’10
@@mastertrey4683 i mean thats basic common sense. The smaller you are, the stronger you are pound for pound. When talking about absolute strenght though.. being taller means you can pack up more muscle
@@DailyWorkoutEnjoyer yea, fighters dont carry that much muscle unless it's like heavyweight class. having a lot of muscle as a fighter is a disadvantage
Idk man I'm a girl and on the spectrum. The only thing that makes me calm is exercise. My friends with autism are pretty cool too tbh. It's so harmful when people with platform love to pretend that we're basically useless. That's seriously sad.
@@tempurashrimp9917 He might be, but I think it was just his streaming persona. You'll notice he almost never screams or spasms to that degree anymore, thats because he doesn't need to act mental to get views anymore. He still occasionally screams when playing League, but that's also just to entertain the viewers and hype himself up after a play. People are now watching for who he actually is, and I'm pretty happy for him.
@@johndevries7397 Lmao. If "everyone"s autistic" then nobody is and there wouldn't be discrimination towards autistic people and pro-eugenics "charities" like autisim speaks
Everyone commenting on "excited little hands" but no one mentioning how she "decided to try a new song" like it's some huge achievement to literally listen to a song for the 1st time
The girl reminds me of the girl who broke my heart a year ago. She would shake her hands like that every time she wanted to share something cool she found with me.
God, how I love forced Darwimism applied. His anger and frustration was a reason for him to just get better and better, and now he climbed so high he is among the stars. An Obermensch.
Girls with autism: "I'm gonna do this thing and no one can stop me!" Boys with autism: "I'm gonna do this thing _and I dare someone to try and stop me_ "
I love how all men in this comment section are agreeing on the video and saying that they are just like that but are still too weak to bench 100 pounds.
Possibly throw in Wallstreetbets short squeezing GME and AMC. Or just act like /biz/ came up with all of it because it was a joint venture between /biz/ and WSB.
My little sister has autism,its very accurate that she waves her hands around when she's happy or excited...meanwhile my brother with autism can release supersonic screams that can transcend time and he constantly runs around the house
He turned his anger from the cancer that is league into serious gains There's a lesson to be learned here, but there's no time for that Gotta go on a training mission to squat 400
I have observed that for many people especially women, autism is a sort of free pass to them, to get out of responsibilities and gaining extra rights in all sorts of domains.
Boys with autism shake there hands also. I see it in class. Don't expect everything with autistic females and autistic males have that much different things!
If I remember correctly Tyler used to get bullied for being skinny and short so then he went “fuck it! If I can’t grow in height I’ll grow in size” so people would stop picking on him. Now look at him,mans build like a god
