I guess it turns out Zilian really is… a stand-up guy.

This entire story is a very good example of confirmation bias, everybody saw what they wanted to see, he didn't talk about his personal life so people ASSUMED he was disabled, its also a good example of cancel culture. He never got a chance to defend himself.

I can’t believe he stood up for himself after all these years.

I'm legitimately registered disabled, and I've got absolute proof of this (MRI results, bloodwork results etc). I cannot walk far or for long, and I require to be sat most of the day. I use walking aids when out and about, but yes, at home, I can briefly walk from room to room. Being disabled is NOT black and white, you don't have to been in a wheelchair 24/7 to be disabled. EDIT: My disease for any curious is called Ankylosing Spondylitis. It's an auto-immune disease that the TL;DR simplified version of this is, my bones turn to dust, and joints turn to bone. It's excruciatingly painful, very mentally and physically draining, and every day is a battle.

The sad part is that it is not common knowledge that needing a wheelchair does not mean the person can't walk. Many just can't walk all day, it is an aid. I was surprised too when someone I have spend the whole evening with suddenly got up out of his wheelchair for a few minutes, but then I understood.

Real shit, I respect the hell out of you for this video Wavy. Not a lot of people would like, follow up on anything based on sincere responsibility

I feel for Zillian on this so much. I was in an equestrian accident when I was 14, and for quite some time I was left in a wheelchair. I had made friends who had never seen me walk before, and assumed that I was a paraplegic. About 20 months after the incident, I was finally able to walk, albeit with a walker. Some of those friends were incredibly mad at me, because of THEIR idea that I was permanently wheelchair bound. Most of them didn't talk to me for weeks, and some I haven't talked to since.

As someone that has to use a wheelchair, but can still walk *very short distances* (think bedroom to bathroom) This whole thing terrifies me with how people reacted

"A fraud who faked a disability to get a leg up on Twitch" You just couldn't help yourself could you Wavy

I always wondered about this, because there are people who use a wheelchair but they can get up and walk for short periods of time.

I'm physically disabled, and the way the internet reacted is scary. People have this idea that wheelchair users are paralysed or something without understanding that most wheelchair users can walk or stand up, but can't do it for long without being in agony.

I said this right when the controversy started years ago: This was not how "healthy" people walk, the way he was hunched over walking away was a clear giveaway, that he had serious health issues consistent with someone who needed a wheelchair for most of his day. People were so quick to jump on the "gotcha" train.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! I use a wheelchair. I CAN walk. My legs work. I can literally get out of the chair and RUN for a good 3 minutes straight before my heart feels like popping. What I CAN NOT do? *Stand in place and not move* ... yeah, blood pools in my legs and I collapse unconscious. I use a wheelchair because I can walk, I can dance, I can run, but as soon as I have to wait in line for something, I am passed the F out on the floor. It is literally easier for me to WALK for 30 minutes straight, than to be standing for 3 minutes.

Zillian: *allegedly fakes a disability* Gets banned Alinity: *abuses her cat on camera* Doesn't get banned

had cancer and there was a long time when I needed a wheel chair but I could still walk a little bit. I remember my parents taking me out a lot around the time and there was an awkward door to a café where I had decided it would be easier for me to get up and for my mum to lift the wheel chair separately instead of struggling, will never forget the shocked reactions of the crowd build up that we had made at the door that I had got out of the wheelchair to then sit back in it. From then on I felt like I couldn't get out of the wheelchair if I was out in it, afraid of people taking that as I didn't need it.

This is even more sad that he has to agree to being in the wrong about not disclosing everything. In no way shape or form dods being a semi public figure entitle strangers/fans to personal information.

It's pretty crazy that Twitch banned him based on public perception and not of their own investigation.

“To get a leg up” I see what you did there.

This is a big problem many people with invisible disabilities, including myself, face. There's this weird rule that unless you "look" disabled, you aren't actually disabled, and it's even a massive problem within the disability community itself. I have a mental disability, but besides that, I look completely normal, and on the surface, I act normal too. I think this is to date one of the best examples of this invisible disability discrimination., where even someone who's in a wheelchair is torn to shreds because he doesn't look or fully "act" disabled.

I'm disabled and used a power wheelchair for years. I could always walk. It's honestly creepy and so entitled and just... disgustingly familiar to me as a disabled person... that people are demanding this guy's medical history, and that if a person in a wheelchair user doesn't say, "By the way, i'm not paralyzed, I use a wheelchair for a different reason" they're being dishonest. This is just like the picture of a wheelchair user standing in a liquor store labeled, "It's a miracle!" It's just showing the shitty ableism and ignorance in the world. All the stuff related to the disability that this dude supposedly did wrong were lies (begging for money, saying he was paralyzed), and the things he "didn't deal with well" are honestly the watchers' and followers' fault for making assumptions. Stop assuming disabled people's medical history is your business. I get asked really freaking personal, inappropriate questions all the time in person. Also this is why wheelchair users like myself are terrified of standing up in public even if it'd make our lives so much easier.

I encourage you all to watch this one until the end, you might be surprised by what you hear. EDIT: Zilian is live right now reacting and talking to viewers, if you have any questions go ask him kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbOGhdhlls_Te6s.html

hypnotical is literally the type of person to *rush* to reddit.

Damn. The Zilian controversy seemed like one of the most open and shut cases on the internet and now it pretty easily seems like it wasn't even true. Great interview and great work on following up on this and giving it the attention it deserves.

"People are smart, they can handle it." "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."

So this Hypn0tical dude is still obsessed with this guy after 5 years? Does he even have a life??

So... anyone ever wondered what happened to that guy from the Wendy's training video on hot drinks? I'd really like to know what he did after that.

How would Hypnotic know he uses the same password for everything unless he tried logging into all of his accounts, such as Paypal? This proves he has access to the Paypal account, even if he did it or not as he knows his password.

This man only screwed up and made a mistake bruh man’s a legend for being brave enough to share the whole story and and to talk about it

Like most things in life, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle. He definitely suffered a crippling injury and needs/needed a wheelchair to move around. It is great that he went through physical therapy and got better over time. But it is also plausible that he felt he couldn't give off the perception that he was getting better due to the following he garnered being the (in his own words) "wheel chair streamer". It is hard to believe that he could have a close romantic relationship out in the public light over stream but wasn't comfortable enough sharing his recovery progress. His biggest downfall, as he said, was his lack of transparency and unfortunately public perception took over and snowballed over him (ala cancel culture). In situations like these, no one really wins.

2013: We've been tricked, we've been Backstabbed, And we've been quite possibly Bamboozled. *2020: We've been tricked, we've been Backstabbed, And we've been quite possibly Bamboozled.*

Zillian needed a wheelchair temporarily .... not fraud. Wish him 100% recovery.

I have an important question that wasn't answered in this video, when he stands up I the video, he says that he fell down, but he clearly didn't fall down based on the reflection of the fish tank, what's up with that?

ZilianOP once came into my chat when I was a small streamer on Hitbox just because someone said I looked like him and I said "I hope not". THAT was apparently talking trash and he showed up right away. This was 2014, I believe. Maybe 2015. I could probably dig through my archive and figure it out. I'm disabled and at the time I was below the poverty line and in the process of moving out because we couldn't afford our house anymore. Because he showed up I told him that I resent that he got away with pretending to be disabled for money when I'm actually disabled and suffering financial hardship. His defense was "I didn't do anything wrong" and "I didn't steal anything, they gave me the money". He then told his viewers on his stream to mass report me. I have no idea for what, other than that he didn't like me. Hitbox staff told me "Don't worry about it". I don't think they took his reports seriously. I haven't watched the video yet, but I look forward to updating my comment with what I think of him after this. If it turns out he actually wasn't faking it, then I'll apologise to him. EDIT I've watched it now. I already knew he was in a car accident and the wheelchair was legit but I believed that he mislead people into believing that he was fully wheelchair bound. And yeah, looks like that was right. He didn't directly say he was but he fully knew people in his audience believed that and he didn't correct them. He let them spread a lie that benefit him when he could have just corrected it. That's fucked up. That and the fact that instead of trying to explain to me anything about his situation, he just tried to mass report me to strip away one of my only income sources after I had already told him about my own financial and health situation? Yeah, I'm not apologising. He seems like a friendly enough guy and I hope that he's living a good life. I just can't excuse what he tried to do to me when I was already at my lowest point in my life. The man was told directly by me that I am disabled and was losing my house due to not being able to afford it, and he tried to get me banned on Hitbox the same day. It was one of my only income sources. I wasn't big on KZfaq yet, not big enough to make serious money at least. If his reports worked, I don't know what would have happened to me. It was wrong of him to do and it was well after the Wheelchair incident. He caused pain for me and my family that day on a pretty deep level for us. I just can't forgive that just because he can get in an interview and say he messed up.

“ZillianOP was not the Imposter”

can we just talk about how psychologically traumatizing being in a car accident is, and how this man was suddenly disabled from a horrible accident for roughly two years and the internet canceled this man for literally……….healing enough to be able to walk again. what the fuck

This one makes more sense to me than it does probably to a lot of people as somebody who has come back, largely, from a severe disability. People always assumed that they knew what was going on, but for people who weren’t part of my every day inner circle it was probably a shock the first time they saw me up and walking after a year of using a cart and wheelchair. Some people may not have seen me during the six months when I was using a walker, so it was surely even more of a shock to those people.

The fact a man has to disclose such personal medical information just to be believed is disturbing.

If everyone researched and interviewed like this we wouldn't have half the issues we do now...great job and keep up the good research.

I'm glad you covered this. I know people who have had to use a wheelchair or a walker temporarily. Disabilities aren't black and white. They're not cookie cutter cutouts where each disabled person is the exact same. Some are visible, but others aren't. Some are permanent, while others are temporary. I wish Zillian all the best.

The thing is with ignorant people (both able bodied and disabled) is that they typically imagine a disabled person in a wheelchair and unable to stand but a lot of the time, wheelchair users can stand and walk around but they need the wheelchair for more long term moving. That is a huge thing with other mobility aids too. I used a cane on and for a bit and people would stare and very rarely, they would ask me if I was okay. Usually they’d ask someone else. But when people saw me without it, they’d think I was faking my disability. Honestly, people should try to educate themselves and others on the fact that disabled people have different needs depending on who they are, however, people don’t like to listen and they choose to be ignorant.

I don’t think he’s malicious but I still kind of feel like this is a “I didn’t lie I just didn’t correct peoples misconceptions” situation.

"While I genuinely trust this guy I wanted to be transparent with you all and draw attention to this discrepancy" - this already qualifies you as a better journalist than many professional corporate bloggers out there who source their claims in other articles. It's really good that you recognize your bias and try to verify all the claims made. Excellent video. I wouldn't normally watch an hour long video on a personality I have no knowledge or opinion of, but this was just that well made that I enjoyed the whole thing. It really makes you take another look at the whole cancel culture thing that's been growing in our online culture. It's so easy to throw shade, jump to conclusions, believe allegations and not care about thinking twice - this was a sober reminder. Cheers wavy.

I was in a wheelchair for a couple of years. More than once I was accused of "faking." I could walk, just not far or for long (a few steps, like to go to the bathroom or to stand and reach an item on the top shelf at the store). I definitely needed the chair but it was actually good for me to get out of it sometimes to stretch my legs and build a little muscle and stamina. People don't realize that it's not always all or nothing.

The chair was already covered in fun stickers, too. Says something about the time before the photos.

people also failed to take into account that like. some wheelchair users can in fact stand or even walk for short periods of time. some people only need to use wheelchairs part of the time. i knew someone in highschool with a chronic pain condition (pretty sure it was a full-body form of complex regional pain syndrome) and sometimes she wouldnt be in much pain and could get around just fine, other times it would be so debilitating she couldnt get out of bed. most of the time she used a wheelchair. i can see how despite that the fact that he got up when he thought the cameras were off looks very suspicious, but i do think its a good opportunity to like. inform people that yeah, some wheelchair users can in fact stand or even walk. doesnt mean theyre faking

Hypn0 seems like the kid who would tell the teacher to check the homework

I was on crutches for 5 years waiting for my first of two hip replacements when I was 22. There were times I could fight the pain to walk and in those time I felt so empowered you couldn't believe. Such a shame for those moments to be twisted and used against him. I love that you went back and to the source. Props to you. You never know what someone is going through

What upsets me is the constant shaming for not keeping his viewers updated on his progress. Like, no, disabled people don't owe anyone their medical information. i hate that people assume that if someone's in a wheelchair it must mean they're totally paralyzed and will never walk again

Damn that one guy hates him. If I exposed him before I’d leave it alone.

Many of us can walk a bit, but still depend on a wheelchair on a daily basis. I have an incomplete injury so I am able to stand, turn and transfer to a different chair or a bed. Disability isn't one size fits all.

I have a 50 year old friend who also got into a bad accident which damaged his eyes and legs. His legs would have been fine apart from the fact that he had severe vein disease which got worse and he was healing from the accident. He needs a cane to walk around. Sad thing is that people start calling him out when he forgets to use his cane sometimes. I mean, the guy still has legs and he's doing his best to use them while he still can. It's like the Doctor House dilemma.

Honestly hearing his side of the story, it shines a new light on maybe people had him wrong not knowing the whole story

I have a wheelchair myself and I'm what is considered a permanent partial disability. While I can get up and walk around, it is extremely painful. I'm on tons of pain meds just to get out of bed in the morning. I'm saying this 10 minutes into the video so there could be more to it later, but it's definitely a possible situation. I hate getting up without it and people look at me like I'm faking my problems.

I feel for this guy. When I was 15-16 years old I had a severe back injury. I couldnt sit right, couldnt stand right, and couldnt walk right. I had been hit by a car the year before and bounced back pretty quickly jumping right back into playing sports, skating and BMXing. Because of how young I was and the fact It was pain in my legs I was misdiagnosed several times or accused of trying to get drugs. It wasnt until I was almost 18 that doctors finally figured out I had spinal stenosis and several herniated disks that were constantly pinching the nerves in my legs. Finally I was able to get proper treatment and was able to recover to the point that the pain was manageable.

I think regardless of how you may feel about him. Everyone deserve a second chance. We all make mistakes and he paied that price for 8 years. Just let him do what he loves. (:

After watching the video, and reading the comments from people who are disabled... Maybe we should just... Stop. The people who got mad, had a savior complex of some kind. They were trying to protect the disabled community from someone they saw as a grifter, and a threat. Maybe the disabled community should be allowed to care for themselves, so we don't do more harm than good. If someone is faking something like that, then they would be the best folks to go to to find out the truth, since they live it, and everyone else only has their assumptions. I also find it deeply troubling that so many people have an expectation to private, and/or personal information. They feel it's owed to them. It's not. Not even a little bit. The only expectation someone should have online is either to be entertained, or offended. Not someone's entire life story, or their medical history. Shoot, not even the truth, people lie online all the time, about _everything._ So we have to pick and choose what we believe. Entertained, or offended.

I always thought when he stood up the angle of his back and hips didn’t look right

I do believe he’s telling the truth on most of his statements. However I think he kept the physical therapy under wraps on purpose. Him turning the camera down no matter how he felt was a severely bad move. He knew he got caught or else he wouldn’t have done it. He wanted those sympathy tips.

I feel as if this shows how invested people are in other people’s lives who they would probably never meet. I mean honestly… why would they cancel the guy from just GETTING UP OUT OF A WHEELCHAIR LOL. Like they just believe that everyone online has to share every single detail about themselves, and once something that they just assumed turns out not to be true, suddenly that person is lying.

Man this dude seems pretty standup. I honestly don't think he intended to screw anyone over, i can see how he reacted in a panic and didn't know the right course of action. I probably would have freaked out with people saying horrible things to me and have no idea what to do or say. People can be so horrible on the internet.

I'll be honest, after projared hit cancel culture with the fattest Uno reverse card in history nothing surprises me anymore.

It's important to realize that disability can be a spectrum, I'm partially left arm disabled, I am able to play piano (not professionally) and type, but if you tried to have me pick up a weight over ten pounds with that arm or asks me what temperature something is with that I hand I couldn't do it.

The way that he acted after he got caught shows guilt, him and his sleezy gf tried to come up with random nonsense to explain why he stood up. In the chat he was saying that his dog was "splashing water on the wires (for his computer)", then his gf was saying he "threw himself out of his chair to stop the dog." Clearly all of that was made up on the spot including her random story about taking their dog to the fish store. Also shutting off the camera in a panic after this incident shows guilt. He got caught red-handed, really no way to talk your way out of video evidence.

I remember watching this exactly 2 years ago, I was sitting in the heat waiting for someone for 5 hours and had only downloaded this video to pass the time with

Having a grudge after 8 years is a bit low

Are we not gunna talk about how creepy this hypno guy is?

Literally when the disabled kid stands up for himself

Best story cover up that ages to think about.

Didn't his girlfriend post afterwards that he didn't standup and walk away but fell out of his wheelchair

I so desperately want to believe that he 100% was truthful the entire time, but to me Zilian clearly leaned into the idea that he was a “wheelchair gamer” knowing the leg up he’d get on Twitch in the same way he used bots to get ahead in Diablo. I appreciate WWS giving another look at this, but I think he went really easy on Zilian in this interview and it allowed Zilian to continue pushing the narrative that he never misled anyone.

I dont need my cane 100% of the time. Mostly if im tired or my left leg is especially flaring up. Im scared of ppl accusing me of faking. Im so glad you did this interview.

Hypno basically just betrayed him for clout just knowing that he would eventually get better and used that as a way to sculpt a cancel culture against him

I'm disabled and use walking devices. I can hobble around, it doesn't mean I'm cured. People are so eager to destroy you, I've had people yell at me for using my disabled placard. If I was Zilian I would sue for slander. Being disabled puts you in a HIGHLY discriminated group of people. Stairs are a huge F you if you can't walk. I have access to way less then the average person and life is a living hell. This story makes me sick inside.

He didn't outright lie but he also didn't tell the whole truth. He definitely used the wheelchair to push the sympathy dollar, shitty move but not all together evil.

Nothing is scarier than hundreds and thousands of people with incorrect information

If he knew the camera was still on he would had not stood up, but would wheel away in his wheel chair.

You can see the arch of his lower back when he stands up; a strong sign of physical impairment.

let the man stream, this redemption story won't be covered by media

Bro….this guy had one really really unlucky day with the series of unfortunate coincidental events in one stream..dog eating his cables, gf with a sudden random story at the wrong moment, camera panning down cos he hit his desk..holy shit. And to think he kept all of this to himself for 8 years.

I couldn't walk for 5 months this year from Fluoroquinolone Toxicity but I can walk now. After a couple months.. I could walk a bit in mornings but by the time inflammation and pain set in.. I was done by afternoon. Usually people who have never had to beat medical issues are the ones who think they know all about this.

I was in a wheelchair and I still could walk sometimes, I fucked up my leg so bad I was in one for a year, I made jokes by walking sometimes and I got shit for faking it a couple times but this poor guy fucking got this much shit, I actually hope he comes back, I would love to watch his stuff just to support him

The fact that hypn0tical still has a grudge to zillion after 8 years is just sad.

My little brother is disabled. He is in and out of a wheelchair due to surgeries and the pain of the disease. Sometimes he can walk unassisted, sometimes with his cane, sometimes crutches, sometimes the wheelchair - people give him dirty looks when he uses the wheelchair but can walk small distances. Wheelchair does not equal paralyzed. Disabled people do not owe anyone their medical history

About a year late and I’m reading through the comments and noticed something interesting, how many people with disabilities are speaking up and sharing that not only do they believe him but his story mimics their real world experiences. It also feels like (based on what I’ve seen of his streams and heard from people that actually were in the streams) like he wasn’t begging for donations or pretending to be paralyzed like he’s been accused of. I honestly get why he wouldn’t give a play by play on his recovery especially knowing the dirty looks and comments disabled people get if they do anything mildly able bodied. I know because I’ve seen it happen first hand to a close family member. The hate feels like it’s coming from a very ablest perspective.

Wavy: *interrupts Zilian* Zilian: Zilian: *interrupts wavy* Wavy: *extremely frustrated sighing*

i think he milked a bad situation but was accused of way more than what he was actually doing. seems chill. 7/10 would hang out with him.

I knew a guy at school who could walk, but couldn't for long. He had cerebral palsy, and couldn't do gym for long, and when we had a trip to a golf driving range for school one time, since it was relatively close to the school we walked as a class. I offered to push his wheelchair since he couldn't walk the whole way, and not only the other class, but our own class were making rude comments like "Why does he get to chill while we walk" (On a 15 minute walk in grade 7, where every single person other than him was able bodied, and no one was overweight enough to have ACTUAL difficulty walking 15 minutes), and me and him just had our own conversation with the other two people in our class who understood his condition louder than any of the complaints. It just goes to show, a lot of people seriously do not understand that wheelchairs are not ONLY used for people who literally cannot walk for the rest of their lives.

Bull...there is NO WAY he could get out of that chair so fluid if he "needed' to use a chair to stream. He may NOT have created a disability to get sympathy. BUT I was in a wheelchair for 6 months and couldn't get out a wheelchair like that when I still needed it. IF he was in physical therapy they would have NOT wanted him in the wheelchair at all if he could get up- they insisted that I use a walker for around the house when I was strong enough to stand after getting pins in my ankle. If he had progressed in physical therapy like he said and could walk around the house- then why use the wheelchair in front of the cameras and why would he NOT said he fell? How did he get up? I fell twice getting dressed for work while in a wheelchair and had to wait until someone found me to help me up because my legs couldn't support me getting up from the floor which is WHY I needed the wheelchair.

The fact is, there hasn't been any videos of him claiming he will never walk again, or proving he begged for donations because of his disability. This is clearly cancel culture bullshit. And we all are guilty of being a part of it. No pun intended, but we, as a community, need and SHOULD stand up for Zillian, and help him get his stream back.

I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to have a conversation with me, not to mention the effort and research put into this video.

I’m late to the video but I instantly believed him. I’m disabled and sometimes use mobility aids. Due to the nature of fibromyalgia and how it effects me my pain levels are always fluctuating. Some days I have some aches and pains but it’s manageable. I can walk and even skate. Sometimes I wake up and I’m in so much pain I can’t think about anything other than it for hours and sit all day. On bad days I need a walker if I leave my house at all and sometimes in my house. But I also use my walker to walk longer. I can walk one hour without it before I’m in crazy pain or three hours with it. When I’ve made content in the past I haven’t mentioned a ton. I worried that people would hear me talking about not walking well that day and being tired just sitting up straight and then have people mad when I posted on Twitter about skating or going to a concert because they didn’t get all the context. I didn’t want to be hate raised and follow botted because I improved from the month before. It’s completely believable that somebody was in a wheelchair and didn’t want to share personal information. The difference is that I keep it because I know off the potential of things like this happening to me. And I know that showing Instagram story archives of me at theme parks sitting in my walker and showing medical history as soon as anything happened would clear me. It’s a shame he was treated so badly over jt all.

So, paraplegic here. I've been scooter-bound (I can stand, but cannot walk) for about a year and a half following a car accident, botched back surgery and diagnosis with a rare disease of the spine called Transverse Myelitis. I have been trying to get back to walking ever since. I was 100% paralyzed, and I am now at about 80%. Now with the caveat that no two spinal injuries are exactly the same, I have spent enough time in physical therapy to recognize what it looks like when people are learning to walk. I spend a lot of time looking at other able-bodied people and how they move, thinking, "I will never be able to move the way they can again. My movements will never be as fluid and effortless. I will always look slow and clunky. My balance will always be off." Frankly, no one who was paralyzed even recently stands up the way he did. Not that fast. And NEVER without holding on to something. Your balance is shot and your core muscles are wonky. And I have a feeling that if he had fallen we would have heard it. Amazing how he managed to hurt himself ramming into the desk and the camera never even jiggled. I think him saying that it was a total coincidental troll by Hypnotical before The Miracle is rather convenient. He was very aware that he was getting at least a large share of his donations because he was handicapped. I can easily imagine myself in his position, and my instinct would be to overshare about my progress because of that exact fact. You don't get to "be private" about your disability when you are getting donations related to it, sorry not sorry. I mean, he tilted the camera down. The fact that THAT was his instinct in that moment is all you need to know. He felt shame, because he WAS ashamed. He was ripping people off and he was actively avoiding mentioning any progress because he wanted to keep the money coming. As far as the Craigslist ad, you can't list wheelchairs on there. It's banned because they don't want people STEALING them and selling them. I know this, because I bought one that didn't work for me and tried to sell it and wasn't able to find a way. I'd LOVE to see those medical records.

Hypnotical, that one "friend" that sees how you're successfully building up something and backstabs you

These comments are talking about Zillion and being “first”, but not a single comment appreciating Wavy’s hour long video???

This is one of the things that makes me shy of using a wheelchair. I have good days and I have bad days. This sort of harassment isn't online only, people are shit and until every day is a bad day, I don't wanna deal.

Wheel chairs are for mobility limitations, it doesn't always mean completely unable to walk.

I gotta say...I actually feel really sorry for the guy

During my military career, I was temporarily put in a wheelchair myself. I could walk, but it was very painful and I couldn't go very long without needing to go back into my chair. I'm 100% recovered now, thankfully.

idc, it's been long enough leave dude alone, Also this twitch culture that people have to give every single detail of their lives is BS

There's no doubt in my mind that if he hadn't been caught, he'd still be in that wheelchair.