The memory with your grandmother is really special—don’t be embarrassed over shed tears. She obviously means a great deal to you. Thank you for choosing to share that moment with us.

Edit: It’s really encouraging to see so many other people who have hearts for their families (and for humanity in general). I hope this conversation (minus the bots) has encouraged some of you as well!

Can we please normalize not being embarrassed about tears? That was such a beautiful memory you shared with us and I love the direction your content is going. Absolutely top tier.

Edit: Seems a lot of people are finding humour in the "normalize" term, we get it💀 but the fact that there are also replies with people stating that they're not comfortable crying proves my point lol. We're not obligated to share how we're feeling but trust me, letting go and crying every once in a while can make you feel so much lighter. I think if we try as a collective to be less judgemental of people around us who cry (especially men), you'll find it easier to comfortably grieve or laugh or reminisce with tears. Watch a video of cute puppies, or soldiers coming home, or a sappy movie every now and then if you find it hard to let it out. Try and find time even if it's for 5 minutes to scream into a pillow or bawl your eyes out😂, don't be too hard on yourself, you're loved. It's going to be ok. ❤️

That wasn't embarrassing that was amazing

5:16 dont be embarassed to talk about your grandma, i started tearing up when you told us about it. My grandma raises me to, i would always sleep with her when i was scared, i dont anymore but if my grandma died i would go insane.

The beautiful story of your grandma touches me. No need to be embarrassed for the tears. It shows the human side.

When he cried over his grandma, I cried too. No weakness or embarrassment there. Strength. Strength and love.

Ryan can literally make floating in a pool entertaining lol. He has some of the best storytelling on the platform.

sensory deprivation has MUCH more effects than you expect.
You wont feel any taste, smell,  wont hear or see anything, and wont feel temperature!

I honestly would love to try something like this. Just absolutely disconnected from the physical world, feeling like I’m literally inside of my own thoughts

Tom: "Being glued to a screen increases your suffering"
Me glued to this video: 👁👄👁

dude I almost teared up when you were talking about your grandmother. that’s such a warm memory, you don’t have to feel embarrassed of it.

0:55 buddy the most ominous door ive seen is a school gate

Honestly this sounds so relaxing.  No noise, no visual, no gravity.  Only issue is I would get bored rather quickly with no way to write down what goes down in my head and likely would sleep through most of it.

I love how you trust us to talk to us about your memory about your grandmother. It's obvious that she meant alot to you. You don't have to be embarrassed, we all have that one person who has had a huge impact in our lives.

6:52  “AH” Such inspiring words

Watching him progressively get sadder and try to fight it then just breaking down was so sad to watch

This. This is science. Not boring science, but practical science. And he's testing it out with himself

That's worth to see

This is quality content. Even if he is trying to joke around or anything, he is making us laugh even when he is scared. This man deserves an award.

It took me a minute to realize what he was talking about... That's scary and sad. And why be embarrassed, it's human emotion.

That memory of his grandma made me feel such pure and innocent things I haven't felt since my own childhood. Crying is the most normal thing, man! It's what it means to be human!