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I feel like him having a Courage avatar is kind of uplifting. Though he's clearly gone through some shit, he still holds his head up and chases his dreams. Much respect.
sometimes meet them randomly in game, sometimes people i know will be like hey this person is cool u should talk to them, and sometimes they just reach out
The people who play vrchat are all human and each person has a story to tell. Life is rough and I'd be more surprised if I were to find someone in vrchat that doesn't have an issue of some kind.
This is gonna get lost but I'm 99% I know Courage, he's a fitness but such a nice kid. Tough too, we had to get him off the mat because he wouldn't stop after splitting his eyelid in sparring.
@@s.a.8548 probably he felt by saying that he kinda betrayed the real awesome father that he had. You can see it when he start talking about seeing his coach like a father figure.
It's normal for ppl to have multiple father figures. I was kinda surprised to hear him worry abt saying his coach was like a father to him. No worries honestly
"You have to choose how you want to remember people. Don't forget all the bad things that happened, but remember the good as well." Easily my favorite quote from this guy!
I lost my dad on 2 days before the New Years (1 years, half months maybe?) right in the front of my eyes. He collapsed and suddenly some yelling and need some help, then I go outside to what happen. When I see someone go inside my dad's workplace, I go inside and I was shocked when I saw him already dying. Then I took my dad to the hospital, and the medical staff took him to the emergency room to help my dad. 30 minutes later, the doctor told me that my dad just passed away and I was crying in shock and it brokes my heart and said 'God, why'd you take my dad away? I didn't prepare for this kind of situation.', and after that when I go to see my dad bodies, I just said 'Dad, why'd you leave me? I'm sorry for everything I did to you!' and then kissed my dad's forehead. I still blame myself for his death until now 'cause I feel like I'm being troublesome to my dad. When I talk to friends on phone, she told me when she talk to my dad my dad she said it to me like 'When I talk to your dad, he always talk about you that you're a good guy.' and I said 'I might be a good person when I show my good side, but I feel like I always show him my bad side. My dad's died because of my fault.' she reply 'Stop blame yourself, it's not your fault. He may be gone, but he'll always look after you in there! He's really loves you, like the other dads did to their sons.' then I feel my chest like being pushed and started to cry. That time after a couple of days I mourned to my death's dad, I feel like I should let him go and let him rest in peace. Everytime I go to my dad's grave or talk/think about him, I'm still crying 'cause I really miss him, even if its already longtime ago. My best memories with my dad is when he always took me (just two of us) to go to somewhere else with a motorbike and have some fun. Rest In Peace, Dad. I love you!
The best thing is to turn the page. I lost my dad 3 months ago, and it still hurts, but he died while at work, doing what he loved to do, he had a family, friends and kids. My dad was an awesome person, lived a fulfilled life, and i dont think he would like me to stay in the past and continue to torture myself with those memories. Cherish the memories, but don't let them define who you are
Knobby, I fully understand how you feel except with my mother. As much as you think your dad missed you, he also understood you had a dream you were working hard on. My uncle died the same thing and he had all my pictures laid out to stop him, but it didnt. We believe it was accidental, he fell asleep with the gun in his hand an a movement killed him. But remember, they ALWAYS loved you. Even in that time.
I feel knobby so hard. My dad had me racing dirt bikes before I could run, he was my best friend and supported me and got me sponsorships. One day when I was six, he shot himself. I’m 21 now but it’s been a long journey not having him but still trying to make him proud. I really do feel you knobby, I hope you’re doin well :)
These stories of people having dads who started shitty but then redeemed themselves are really amazing and inspiring, but also it makes me sad bc my story is the opposite, my dad was really cool, or soo i tought, and he never did anything to us, but then he did a 180 and even tho he hasn't done anything phisical he still has fucked us up in different ways, i honestly don't think i can see him in a good light from now on
@@pashasghost9252 Stay strong too, it's been 6 months sine this comment and while mine isn't doing as much as when i wrote this, that also means he is doing even less for the house and making everyone not only uncomfortable but also have to bear his responsibilities, we live in Venezuela and have to move with a dead weight, i hope your story goes better, srry for the text wall lmao have a good 2021 random stranger from the internet
Coaches really serve as a secondary father figures even if you’ve got a great dad they bring out the best in you and push you to heights you’d never thought you could reach. Thanks for sharing your story Knobby.
idk why but Winnie The Pooh always just move his right foot back and fort 😂😂😂😂😂 but also massive RESPECT to Syrmor and BLESS for this guy and his Dad,Grandpa,Grandma and his mom too
I love his Courage the Cowardly Dog avatar!! That is my childhood right there!!! ❤️ I'm sure Knobby would be a good father if he decides to have kids! My bf also was in the same situation except his dad still drinks and my bf doesn't want anything to do with him...but keep going Knobby! I wish you the best with your career and I'm sure your father and grandparents are very proud of you!!
As a fellow martial artist who went thru a lot of losses and depression during high school this is really inspiring to me! I wish you good times knobby keep up with the training, knock em out!
I love these videos so much. I feel like a lot of stories these days are highly anecdotal - extraordinary situations happening to perhaps extraordinary people. Maybe it's for the shock, awe and novelty, but it's easy for me to grow aloof. These videos.. it seems so much more real. Ironically these silly avatars and the anonymity of VRChat makes me trust that no post-editing or FX tamper with the storyteller and his/her message.
8:50 dude me too! My dad died 6 almost 7 years ago. One of his friends had sowed about 20 of his shirts into a blanket for my brother and I. It’s half shirt half jean. Pretty cool to know that’s a more common thing.
Yo . . . he made a blanket out of the shirts his dad left behind . . . that's the most manly sweet thing i've ever heard of for remembering their lost ones . . .
After I heard Marine Corps my heart shuttered, I’m so glad he gave him that advice of becoming an officer. I’m currently enlisted, a grunt as well and this is definitely a specific kind of life. I’m glad to hear his father protected him.
I literally just discovered this channel in the last day, but it's honestly so amazing seeing these wonderful people telling their stories. It gives me hope in humanity.
when i was a kid i went through something similar with my father and i can tell you the pain is harsh and its always there i feel for you man its a hard thing to get over thanks for doing this interview it was an emotional and good watch.
This mans character is courage the cowardly dog because he had enough courage to show he wasnt cowardly and hide. He could have just lost it and ruined everything in him but instead? He chose to fight and move on from the past. This man is true courage.
VR, and especially VRChat are such amazing platforms. It lets people share their stories, and actually be heard, with very little pressure compared to real life. To able to vent, give advice, meet new people, and be completely foolish like you never have is awesome. Also, I've seen VR used in retirement homes to great effect, allowing the residents to travel, to still experience grand new things. That's one reason I bought a Quest. Maybe I can take it around (once it's safe obviously) and try to improve peoples lives, even if it's just a little bit.
This was probably the hardest soul bearing story for me to listen through on this channel. Tried really hard to resist crying, and I know why too. I love my dad. Not only that but I see how hard he works for my family to build and fix up what we need. He does so much of it on his own and I wonder sometimes how he would manage any of this if I wasn't around to help sometimes. And then I remember that I wouldn't even be around (home) if I actually did good in college and was able to get a better paying job out of town, being able to live on my own. I add up all these things that I failed at in my life and it hurts cause I just want to be a success and make my dad proud of me. I know he is. I know that he is. My mom tells me all the time how he brags to his co-workers that I'm working at the same University he teaches at (he's a lecturer and I'm in the I.T. department), but I can't stop thinking about how much more he'd be proud of me if I actually got my life together the first time. Life isn't over for me yet, but I really hope one day I'm able to do something worthwhile with my life so that I can really step back and say "yeah. I did good", and know my dad is happy with how far I've come.
damn, hearing him talk about how he blamed himself for his father's death and how he only wants to make him proud - it made me imagine how his father would have reacted to hearing that from the afterlife. when I get intrusive thoughts that's one thing that keeps me grounded. imagining how it would hurt my loved ones.
I love all your videos and they always just bring so much emotion, but I haven't cried because of one in a while and ahhhh this time I was just sobbing. And then my nose bled. This just hit so hard because I can only imagine having a spring break like that or being a dad who's so supportive and went through so much and try to fix yourself, it sounds amazing. And the part where Knobby talked about his dreams where he just felt dread and thought he wouldn't make a good father? I've been having dreams where I just go to amazing places with my parents and people and fun things surrounds me and I still just feel so alone and just this fog of dread follows me everywhere. And when me and my friend talked about kids I thought about if I were to be a parent and that scares me so much because I'm already afraid of doing something wrong around someone younger than me that might influence them or just make them resent me, and my mother is a good mom but sometimes she just gets to mad and scary it causes me so much stress, and I'm already terrified that I might seem that way to my friends so I have a child and make them feel miserable or scared of me I would never forgive myself. This is probably my favorite video so far, it just made me feel so many things at once, it was kinda beautiful
I love how these videos never seem to lose the charm, like that video all the way back from the drunk anime girl talking about existence and shit is really S tier Syrmor, but even the "average" videos like this one have the exact same feel and depth
I listen to these while at work and damn, makes me wanna get a VR headset to talk about my juvy time. These people are all so chill it's neat to listen to
I really enjoy your content, it helps so much with my own depression listening to other people stories and how they are overcoming then, so thankyou for the content you create, it really does help people
Its really weird watching a video with a guy named Mason talking about his dad passing away, and does cage fighting. My real name is Mason (online is Cage). My dad passed away about 3 years ago from cancer. I also had a time where I was about to go into the military, I was planning on the Navy because thats where my dad went. I soon changed my mind and decided to pursue engineering. How are there so many parallels between me and this guy? Thats kinda crazy
Love you to death for those videos man, they're very therapeutic. All these people have some amazing stories and you're such a star for making their days.
I doubt anyone will really see this but I've just been like binge watching your vids these past couple of days. There's something so wholesome and cathartic you have going on. On another vid I saw them mention that there's a nostalgic quality and I agree with that too. Recently I've been going through a fairly rough emotional spell and i think it's vids like this that are so wonderful. Honestly the community you've gathered together is so wonderful and wholesome, especially seeing people come back. And you're unafraid to befriend and listen to people who are much younger or much older than you. And you listen and let them each share their stories, which it's so brave for each of them to be willing to talk and then doubly so for them to be willing to let you put this on the internet. I just wanted to share that what you and your friends are doing is great and I hope it continues. I'm happy I found this and I am happily subscribed.
This channel, especially this episode has made me realize that I have to support my family , and now after realizing that these people find happiness with the people who support them, I feel the guilt I have as a mean older brother and I realize now that I must find a way to be more supportive for them and show them that they can do whatever they want as long as they’re happy . Edit: thank you Syrmor for showing these peoples struggles and how they get through it, thank you
i'm not gonna lie when he started talking about how parents that were abused want to be the best parent they can I got a little sad, and thought to myself. "I should call my dad I miss him."
I wish i could share my story with this man.. I can literally relate to this man on another level it's crazy how someone across the world you don't know could go through something almost the same. probably the hardest part from my healing journey was realizing that it wasn't my fault. People don't know how much strength it takes to recover from that kind of abuse, To anyone that went through something similar I'm really proud of you for being so strong.. Even though i don't know you.
Wow. I love this video. This guy is motivating me in so many different levels. I workout too, and I am having difficulty with keeping my routine and increasing the difficulty. (Nothing compared to what he is dealing with. Respect to this guy keep it up.)This has motivated me a lot, and I am ready to do EXERCISE WOOOO.
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Syrmor hi how r u
Good syrmor thanks for asking 😊
The Simpson’s can wait I gotta see this
fucking horribly
@@jack_skeleton100 im doing good how r u
What a touching story from a man whose mouth moves like a butterfly having a seizure
Ain't that the truth
No, no, what Instagram girls do with Photoshop, times 1000000.
Your one to talk,Drumsy.
Go home drumsy
thats what we call "the magic of vr"
Courage the cowardly dog being a cage fighter was something that I didn’t expect to see today but I’m so glad I did
If you think about it is kinda logic I don't know why it never happened in the show haha well kinda he is a fighter wether he wants it or not
Sorry but did the subtitles just say “KFC fighter”? 😂 6:00
Turdboi420 u mean UFC?
Cham Laborte He saw kfc instead of ufc
It's why he has that hole in his tooth.
Me back in 2003: courage teaching me life lessons.
Me now: somehow courage still teaching me life lessons somehow through TH-cam
Sorry but did the subtitles just say “KFC fighter”? 😂 6:00
Turdboi420 I saw the same thing, and yes
I feel like him having a Courage avatar is kind of uplifting.
Though he's clearly gone through some shit, he still holds his head up and chases his dreams. Much respect.
Just like Courage
E v i l the cowardly dog
@@DunkleCheese the "stupid dog"
Plot: Cowardly dog turns out to be not so cowardly after all.
Subplot: Winnie the Pooh deals with chronic stanky leg.
Nooooo Chronic stanky leg is fatal!!!
Courage was never a coward
How does this guy always find people with issues like this?
sometimes meet them randomly in game, sometimes people i know will be like hey this person is cool u should talk to them, and sometimes they just reach out
They're all actors
Turns out a lot of people have issues.
And also I hypothesise that VRChat's nature might draw people in need of escapism more than other games.
You'd be surprised how common these stories are, you just gotta get to know someone well enough.
The people who play vrchat are all human and each person has a story to tell. Life is rough and I'd be more surprised if I were to find someone in vrchat that doesn't have an issue of some kind.
The way he keeps calling his coach father then correcting himself instantly is heart warming
This guy is actually quite a good storyteller, I was intrigued the whole way through
Same.
This is gonna get lost but I'm 99% I know Courage, he's a fitness but such a nice kid. Tough too, we had to get him off the mat because he wouldn't stop after splitting his eyelid in sparring.
you can tell how much does his coach mean to him by his frequent slips of "my da- my coach" and "my fa- my coach"
He should just go all out and call him that lol he really is straining himself
@@s.a.8548 probably he felt by saying that he kinda betrayed the real awesome father that he had.
You can see it when he start talking about seeing his coach like a father figure.
SQUAD012 Aw that’s sad! I wish I can tell him it’s perfectly fine to have more than one father figure.
I was looking for this exact comment lol
It's normal for ppl to have multiple father figures. I was kinda surprised to hear him worry abt saying his coach was like a father to him. No worries honestly
"You have to choose how you want to remember people. Don't forget all the bad things that happened, but remember the good as well." Easily my favorite quote from this guy!
The mouth animations on his mouth makes it so much better.
6:04 he put it in the captions as “we have a professional *kfc* fighter” when it’s ufc fighter bruh lol
Ah yes I too am skilled in the KFC
damn i was 12 minutes too late, saw the same thing 😂
Man, you do NOT want to know how the Colonel became the Colonel. Lots of Krav Maga involved.
KFC fighters are the toughest sobs
Hey man those chickens gotta die somehow
I lost my dad on 2 days before the New Years (1 years, half months maybe?) right in the front of my eyes. He collapsed and suddenly some yelling and need some help, then I go outside to what happen. When I see someone go inside my dad's workplace, I go inside and I was shocked when I saw him already dying. Then I took my dad to the hospital, and the medical staff took him to the emergency room to help my dad. 30 minutes later, the doctor told me that my dad just passed away and I was crying in shock and it brokes my heart and said 'God, why'd you take my dad away? I didn't prepare for this kind of situation.', and after that when I go to see my dad bodies, I just said 'Dad, why'd you leave me? I'm sorry for everything I did to you!' and then kissed my dad's forehead. I still blame myself for his death until now 'cause I feel like I'm being troublesome to my dad.
When I talk to friends on phone, she told me when she talk to my dad my dad she said it to me like 'When I talk to your dad, he always talk about you that you're a good guy.' and I said 'I might be a good person when I show my good side, but I feel like I always show him my bad side. My dad's died because of my fault.' she reply 'Stop blame yourself, it's not your fault. He may be gone, but he'll always look after you in there! He's really loves you, like the other dads did to their sons.' then I feel my chest like being pushed and started to cry. That time after a couple of days I mourned to my death's dad, I feel like I should let him go and let him rest in peace. Everytime I go to my dad's grave or talk/think about him, I'm still crying 'cause I really miss him, even if its already longtime ago. My best memories with my dad is when he always took me (just two of us) to go to somewhere else with a motorbike and have some fun.
Rest In Peace, Dad. I love you!
The best thing is to turn the page. I lost my dad 3 months ago, and it still hurts, but he died while at work, doing what he loved to do, he had a family, friends and kids. My dad was an awesome person, lived a fulfilled life, and i dont think he would like me to stay in the past and continue to torture myself with those memories. Cherish the memories, but don't let them define who you are
Knobby, I fully understand how you feel except with my mother. As much as you think your dad missed you, he also understood you had a dream you were working hard on. My uncle died the same thing and he had all my pictures laid out to stop him, but it didnt. We believe it was accidental, he fell asleep with the gun in his hand an a movement killed him. But remember, they ALWAYS loved you. Even in that time.
Those parts near the end when he almost calls his coach his dad though ;_;
69th like.
Greg really is like that. He's a fuckin dick, but he cares and will only do things to help you be better
I feel knobby so hard. My dad had me racing dirt bikes before I could run, he was my best friend and supported me and got me sponsorships. One day when I was six, he shot himself. I’m 21 now but it’s been a long journey not having him but still trying to make him proud. I really do feel you knobby, I hope you’re doin well :)
These stories of people having dads who started shitty but then redeemed themselves are really amazing and inspiring, but also it makes me sad bc my story is the opposite, my dad was really cool, or soo i tought, and he never did anything to us, but then he did a 180 and even tho he hasn't done anything phisical he still has fucked us up in different ways, i honestly don't think i can see him in a good light from now on
Going through something similar. It's hard to deal with the new disappointment I feel for him. Stay strong
@@pashasghost9252 Stay strong too, it's been 6 months sine this comment and while mine isn't doing as much as when i wrote this, that also means he is doing even less for the house and making everyone not only uncomfortable but also have to bear his responsibilities, we live in Venezuela and have to move with a dead weight, i hope your story goes better, srry for the text wall lmao have a good 2021 random stranger from the internet
Courage: My Dad took his life.
Winnie the Pooh: 🙂
I relate to this dude a lot. Lost my pop too, I also am trying to persue MMA I really feel this guy
Sorry to hear that. Hope your career is successful my dude
^ same bro, sending love!!
When his mouth went: ↪️↗️↘️↙️⤴️🔽
*i felt that*
Not very original, and really not very funny considering what the guy talks about.
@@whimsyspopit exactly
i love how passionate he is on what he does, it's very charismatic
that ending "yeah i just really like punching people in the face" 💀
I love these surreal documentary style videos, they always make my day!
Coaches really serve as a secondary father figures even if you’ve got a great dad they bring out the best in you and push you to heights you’d never thought you could reach. Thanks for sharing your story Knobby.
idk why
but Winnie The Pooh always just move his right foot back and fort
😂😂😂😂😂
but also massive RESPECT to Syrmor and BLESS for this guy and his Dad,Grandpa,Grandma
and his mom too
Listened to this during my workout and wow I felt like he told me what I really needed to hear. Tell him thank you!
I like how u listen to the ppl in vr
this is the most basic comment i’ve ever seen and i love it
@@cadynextdoorr You had me in the first half ngl
yeah he's pretty good at that
"We had a professional KFC fighter come in." 6:03 I wanna see a KFC fighter now..
Sanders earned his colonel rank
i just had kfc now i want it. damn subliminal advertising
Isn't that what Peter Griffin did with that giant chicken a couple times?
I love his Courage the Cowardly Dog avatar!! That is my childhood right there!!! ❤️ I'm sure Knobby would be a good father if he decides to have kids! My bf also was in the same situation except his dad still drinks and my bf doesn't want anything to do with him...but keep going Knobby! I wish you the best with your career and I'm sure your father and grandparents are very proud of you!!
I legit cried into my bowl of stir-fry while watching this. Touching in so many ways. Thank you for getting these stories out into the world!!!
As a fellow martial artist who went thru a lot of losses and depression during high school this is really inspiring to me! I wish you good times knobby keep up with the training, knock em out!
Syrmor is like a vr chat therapist and......
Thats the best damn therapist there is
I didn’t drain my ear when I got cauliflower ear 😭it’s a tough life
Can you wear headphones/earbuds comfortably?
always respect people who are dedicated to self improvement
Must be nice to have such a great support system; despite what he was talking about, he stayed calm.
don’t let your troubled past hold you back from pursuing your future
I love these videos so much. I feel like a lot of stories these days are highly anecdotal - extraordinary situations happening to perhaps extraordinary people. Maybe it's for the shock, awe and novelty, but it's easy for me to grow aloof. These videos.. it seems so much more real. Ironically these silly avatars and the anonymity of VRChat makes me trust that no post-editing or FX tamper with the storyteller and his/her message.
Dude this story is so sad but wholesome. Made me teary eyed
8:50 dude me too! My dad died 6 almost 7 years ago. One of his friends had sowed about 20 of his shirts into a blanket for my brother and I. It’s half shirt half jean. Pretty cool to know that’s a more common thing.
Some of the best advice to the world
This was great! So much raw human emotion with a message of strength & hope.
Yo . . . he made a blanket out of the shirts his dad left behind . . . that's the most manly sweet thing i've ever heard of for remembering their lost ones . . .
He knows courage and he is proud.
I loveeee when you put out new videos. I have literally watched every single one! Y’all the best VR therapists lmao
After I heard Marine Corps my heart shuttered, I’m so glad he gave him that advice of becoming an officer. I’m currently enlisted, a grunt as well and this is definitely a specific kind of life. I’m glad to hear his father protected him.
I literally just discovered this channel in the last day, but it's honestly so amazing seeing these wonderful people telling their stories. It gives me hope in humanity.
"You have to choose how you want to remember people"
wow that really fucking hit. 9:28
I’m crying tears down my eyes from this story
I never thought I'd find someone relatable to me...I feel like I just listened to myself talk...thank you for finding this guy and hearing his story..
when i was a kid i went through something similar with my father and i can tell you the pain is harsh and its always there i feel for you man its a hard thing to get over thanks for doing this interview it was an emotional and good watch.
this vid is what I'll listen to whenever I feel like giving up. Thank you courage MMA fighter
vrchat is so wholesome sometimes. i wish oculus quest could handle more pixels and polygons so I can join some of these worlds tbh.
Listening to people actually speak and not bs at all is so relieving. I could listen to people speak like this for hours.
His line to everyone watching this was really good, not giving up on your dreams no matter what.
this touched me to the BONE. Yet another awesome video 👍
i think i needed that last part
This mans character is courage the cowardly dog because he had enough courage to show he wasnt cowardly and hide. He could have just lost it and ruined everything in him but instead? He chose to fight and move on from the past. This man is true courage.
I feel so bad, and sorry for this guy, I can’t even imagine going through these crazy things😭
VR, and especially VRChat are such amazing platforms. It lets people share their stories, and actually be heard, with very little pressure compared to real life. To able to vent, give advice, meet new people, and be completely foolish like you never have is awesome. Also, I've seen VR used in retirement homes to great effect, allowing the residents to travel, to still experience grand new things. That's one reason I bought a Quest. Maybe I can take it around (once it's safe obviously) and try to improve peoples lives, even if it's just a little bit.
Can't say I agree completely but I'm glad for this insight. My family had a similar issue and this gave me a new angle to consider, thanks.
This was probably the hardest soul bearing story for me to listen through on this channel. Tried really hard to resist crying, and I know why too. I love my dad. Not only that but I see how hard he works for my family to build and fix up what we need. He does so much of it on his own and I wonder sometimes how he would manage any of this if I wasn't around to help sometimes. And then I remember that I wouldn't even be around (home) if I actually did good in college and was able to get a better paying job out of town, being able to live on my own. I add up all these things that I failed at in my life and it hurts cause I just want to be a success and make my dad proud of me. I know he is. I know that he is. My mom tells me all the time how he brags to his co-workers that I'm working at the same University he teaches at (he's a lecturer and I'm in the I.T. department), but I can't stop thinking about how much more he'd be proud of me if I actually got my life together the first time. Life isn't over for me yet, but I really hope one day I'm able to do something worthwhile with my life so that I can really step back and say "yeah. I did good", and know my dad is happy with how far I've come.
this is as close as we can get right now to real life Midnight Gospel
damn, hearing him talk about how he blamed himself for his father's death and how he only wants to make him proud - it made me imagine how his father would have reacted to hearing that from the afterlife. when I get intrusive thoughts that's one thing that keeps me grounded. imagining how it would hurt my loved ones.
I love all your videos and they always just bring so much emotion, but I haven't cried because of one in a while and ahhhh this time I was just sobbing. And then my nose bled. This just hit so hard because I can only imagine having a spring break like that or being a dad who's so supportive and went through so much and try to fix yourself, it sounds amazing. And the part where Knobby talked about his dreams where he just felt dread and thought he wouldn't make a good father? I've been having dreams where I just go to amazing places with my parents and people and fun things surrounds me and I still just feel so alone and just this fog of dread follows me everywhere. And when me and my friend talked about kids I thought about if I were to be a parent and that scares me so much because I'm already afraid of doing something wrong around someone younger than me that might influence them or just make them resent me, and my mother is a good mom but sometimes she just gets to mad and scary it causes me so much stress, and I'm already terrified that I might seem that way to my friends so I have a child and make them feel miserable or scared of me I would never forgive myself. This is probably my favorite video so far, it just made me feel so many things at once, it was kinda beautiful
I love these so much.
I love how these videos never seem to lose the charm, like that video all the way back from the drunk anime girl talking about existence and shit is really S tier Syrmor, but even the "average" videos like this one have the exact same feel and depth
Gosh, this dude has determination of steel. I really wish I had something like that.
You're the interviewer I love to watch. Real stuff, real feelings, real empathy, real goals for everyone
We'll make it !!
You can tell he loved him so much im sorry for your loss man
I listen to these while at work and damn, makes me wanna get a VR headset to talk about my juvy time. These people are all so chill it's neat to listen to
Man your videos are very emotional, you really need to hear these stories... Thank you
I really enjoy your content, it helps so much with my own depression listening to other people stories and how they are overcoming then, so thankyou for the content you create, it really does help people
You should honestly ask Netflix for a show where you animate these talks simiar to midnight gospel
happy father's day everyone :) love your dads no matter what!
Its really weird watching a video with a guy named Mason talking about his dad passing away, and does cage fighting.
My real name is Mason (online is Cage). My dad passed away about 3 years ago from cancer. I also had a time where I was about to go into the military, I was planning on the Navy because thats where my dad went. I soon changed my mind and decided to pursue engineering.
How are there so many parallels between me and this guy? Thats kinda crazy
I hope he becomes a contender in the ufc and calls himself courage or knobby.
Love you to death for those videos man, they're very therapeutic. All these people have some amazing stories and you're such a star for making their days.
he's onto something about the dance background. i originally practiced ballet, now i do taekwondo and it isnt as much trouble learning the footwork.
I doubt anyone will really see this but I've just been like binge watching your vids these past couple of days. There's something so wholesome and cathartic you have going on. On another vid I saw them mention that there's a nostalgic quality and I agree with that too.
Recently I've been going through a fairly rough emotional spell and i think it's vids like this that are so wonderful. Honestly the community you've gathered together is so wonderful and wholesome, especially seeing people come back. And you're unafraid to befriend and listen to people who are much younger or much older than you. And you listen and let them each share their stories, which it's so brave for each of them to be willing to talk and then doubly so for them to be willing to let you put this on the internet.
I just wanted to share that what you and your friends are doing is great and I hope it continues. I'm happy I found this and I am happily subscribed.
I hope he made his dad proud, his couch proud, everyone proud and most important of all, himself proud.
This channel, especially this episode has made me realize that I have to support my family , and now after realizing that these people find happiness with the people who support them, I feel the guilt I have as a mean older brother and I realize now that I must find a way to be more supportive for them and show them that they can do whatever they want as long as they’re happy .
Edit: thank you Syrmor for showing these peoples struggles and how they get through it, thank you
Such beatiful violence.
Ive binged watched every episode of Humans of VR and..... I crave more please...
God I want to give courage a hug..or at least give him my favorite hot wheel or something 💜
This one hit home
This is kinda dark.
But it's also wholesome, the beauty of VR Chat😂
Ty for the documentation and editing skills Syrmor! 😊
so nice that winnie the pooh is always present in the interviews to make the interviewee comfortable
i'm not gonna lie when he started talking about how parents that were abused want to be the best parent they can I got a little sad, and thought to myself. "I should call my dad I miss him."
I wish i could share my story with this man.. I can literally relate to this man on another level it's crazy how someone across the world you don't know could go through something almost the same. probably the hardest part from my healing journey was realizing that it wasn't my fault. People don't know how much strength it takes to recover from that kind of abuse, To anyone that went through something similar I'm really proud of you for being so strong.. Even though i don't know you.
I love the lighthearted endings after tearing up the whole vid.
I love these stories
Ah yes. My social therapy in vr chat. Lots of love and strength❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don’t think I ever clicked as fast for another other videos as a Syrmor video
Courage is still teaching me even when I'm a teen. This is why courage is a absolute Legend.
Best of luck to you Mason. You are a wonderful person!
Him talking about his grandpa commuting suicide, Winnie the poo *smiling*
Wow. I love this video. This guy is motivating me in so many different levels. I workout too, and I am having difficulty with keeping my routine and increasing the difficulty. (Nothing compared to what he is dealing with. Respect to this guy keep it up.)This has motivated me a lot, and I am ready to do EXERCISE WOOOO.
Corgi the cowardly dog had a dark pass
*p a s s ?*
Ah yes my favourite show: "corgi the cowardly dog".
This vid gave a lot of courage, thanks man