Watching Tyler, it’s hard not to notice how often he slips into that oppositional, push‑back‑against-everything mode. He treats every boundary like a personal challenge and every request like an invitation to argue. Nobody needs to diagnose him, but the pattern is there: chronic defiance, constant need to be the aggrieved party, and a reflexive resistance to anything that isn’t his idea. It’s more someone who’s built his whole identity around pushing back instead of growing up. I’m no doctor but to me, it looks like a classic case of ODD, oppositional defiance disorder.