The path isn’t easy. But neither am I.
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I wasn't planning to share this, but I feel like I should.
Last week, I joined a tech Space thinking it would be a good place to learn something. But what happened there genuinely shocked me. A few people with strong technical skills were mocking mental health.
Initially, I used to join Telugu Spaces, mostly fan wars. I always told people that there were some really good tech Spaces too. But now, I honestly don't know what to tell them.
Just because you work at a big tech company or a FAANG company, does that make you a better person? At the end of the day, you're a human being, just like everyone else.
Why do people think working at a big company automatically makes someone worthy of more respect?
And now, tell me, should we respect people who mock mental health issues just because they have great technical skills?
You may have skills, knowledge, and an impressive career, but how you use that knowledge and treat other people matters just as much.
I've also noticed that some people in the Indian tech community seem to take a lot of pride in working at big companies. There's nothing wrong with that. It's your goal, you've worked hard for it, and you deserve to be proud of your achievements.
But life isn't just about getting into a big company. It's also about how we choose to live, how we treat others, and the kind of people we become.
I'm not against anyone working at FAANG or any other big company. I'm against the idea that professional success somehow makes someone superior to others.
I genuinely lost respect for the people who mocked mental health.
You can be highly skilled and still lack basic empathy. Please learn to be kind. Mental health deserves to be taken seriously, not mocked.
#Tech #SoftwareEnginner #MentalHealth
Nannu chala mandhi adigaru, “Therapy enduku? Problems ni maname solve cheskovachu kada? Antha mana chethullone undi kada, mari therapy enduku teesukovali?” ani.
Kaani anni problems manam okkallame solve cheskolem. And that's completely okay.
Therapy ante therapist manaki em cheyyalo cheppadam matrame kaadu.
Manam ela alochisthunnam, em feel avuthunnam, mana behaviour ela undi ane vishayalanu ardham chesukovadaniki therapist help chestharu.
Anxiety ni manage cheyyadam, difficult experiences ni face cheyyadam, unwanted thoughts tho deal cheyyadam lanti vishayallo professional help and guidance istharu.
Konni situations lo manaki em cheyyalo telisina, aa situation ni face cheyyadam antha easy kaakapovachu. Appudu professional help teesukovadam thappu kaadu.
Prathi person ki avasaramaina help different ga undochu. Manam anni okkallame handle cheyyalani rule em ledu.
Therapy ante weak ani kaadu. Mana problems ni better ga understand chesukovadaniki, vatini deal cheyyadam nerchukovadaniki oka opportunity.
Sometimes, asking for help is also a step towards healing.
Manam realise avvam, mana mental health affect avuthundhi ani first signs panic attack or emotional breakdown eh avvalsina avasaram ledhu.
Sarigga sleep ayina kuda tired ga undatam, morning bed nunchi levalanipinchakapovadam, frequent headaches, deni meedha interest or motivation lekapovadam, stomach problems, skin issues, body pains, evarithonu matladakunda distance maintain cheyyalanipinchadam, chinna vishayalake irritate avvadam, sleep disturb avvadam, energy lekunda undatam, life lo em chesthunnamo ardham kakapovadam, stuck ayipoyam anipinchadam, memory problems, manalni maname hurt chesukune behaviours, brain fog and constant fatigue.
Ilaanti signs ni ignore cheyyakandi. Mana body manaki edho cheppadaniki try chesthu untundhi.
Aa signs ni early ga recognise chesi, manalni manam care chesukovadam important.
Mana body cheppedhi vinandi. Adhi ariche varaku wait cheyyakandi!
When your intentions are pure, go ahead and do what you believe is right.
Don't let the fear of what others might think stop you. We know what we're doing and why we're doing it.
What others think or say about us doesn't define who we are; their words and actions often reveal more about them than about us.
So, please don't stop doing good things just because you're afraid of being judged.
Do good because it comes from your heart, not because you want appreciation or approval from others.
Your intentions matter more than people's opinions :)
Your childhood may have shaped you, but it doesn't have to define you.
You may have grown up with pain, fear, or unhealthy habits, but as an adult, it's your responsibility to heal and grow.
Learn to communicate better, control your reactions, set boundaries, and question the beliefs you grew up with.
Take responsibility when you make mistakes. Apologize when you're wrong. Break the unhealthy cycles you grew up with instead of passing them on to others.
You may not be responsible for everything that happened to you, but you are responsible for what you choose to do next.
Heal yourself. Grow as a person. Don't let your past become someone else's pain :)
Can someone tell me if the 500K verified impressions requirement is a one time thing or if we need to achieve it every 90 days?
Money unna, success unna, followers unna mental health problems raakunda undavu.
Actors, athletes, entrepreneurs, successful people kuda anxiety, stress, badha lanti problems face cheyochu.
Bayataki happy ga kanipinche vallaki kuda lopala kastalu undochu.
Manam chusi vere valla life lo em jaruguthundo cheppalem.
Andariki oka story untundi. evarini Judge cheyyakudadhu
