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
Manam nijanga manaku nachina life ni lead chestunnama?
Leka society manam ela undalo cheppina vidhamga follow avutunnama?
Manaki unna dreams veru, society expectations veru.
Eppudaina ee vishayam gurinchi alochinchara?
Mana intentions pure ga unnappudu, manam chesthunna pani correct ani manaki anipisthe, mundhuku vellipovali.
Others em anukuntaro ani bayapadi manam cheyalanukunna manchi panulani aapakudadhu.
Manam em chesthunnam, endhuku chesthunnam anedhi manaki telusu.
Others mana gurinchi em anukuntunnaro, em matladuthunnaro anedhi mana character ni define cheyyadhu. Valla words and actions vallani elaanti vaallo chupisthayi.
So please, others judge chestharu ani manchi panulu cheyyadam aapakandi.
Appreciation kosamo, approval kosamo kakunda, manaspoorthiga manchi pani cheyyandi.
Mana intentions important, others opinions kaadhu.
Diwali feels sweeter when kindness comes in little packages. 🥹Thank you, dear neighbour, for this thoughtful gift! ❤️🪔
Manchi family unna kuda therapy avasaram avvachu.
Support chese friends unna kuda professional help avasaram avvachu.
Life bagunna kuda mental health problems ravachu.
Ivi anni okesari nijam avvachu.
Family support chala important. Kani konni problems ki professional support kuda avasaram avvachu.
Therapy teesukuntunnav ante nee family ninnu sariga chusukovatledu ani kaadu
At what point did your definition of success begin to change??
Was it a particular experience, a difficult period, or simply growing older?
