Ankit Gupta ‘Aseer’

Fun fact: by 2030 AI computing globally could use more energy than India.

India is third largest electricity consumer in the world.

Can we just hand over noble peace prize to Trump? Anyway it doesn’t mean shit!

How to build account here? 🫣

Done with X now will ruin myself here 🫣

Cracks in the System: Unmasking the Mental Health Crisis in Kota's Competitive Culture — Ankit Gup... Content Warning:- Contains potentially distressing material and mention of suicide. Please do not self-diagnose if you experience a mental h...

"The goal had shifted from moulding wholesome humans capable of embracing their emotions and sharing love to crafting remarkable products destined for the competitive market."

Read the full story here-

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"Beyond the Pill: A Personal Narrative of Mental Health, Medication, and Multidimensional — Ankit... Content Warning And Disclaimer:- Contains potentially distressing material. The story/essay is based on my personal experience. It does not ...

SSRIs have emerged as invaluable tools in the realm of mental health treatment. Nevertheless, it's essential for medical professionals to recognize that mental health can't be distilled to an individual lens.

Read my personal experience with psychiatric medicines.

https://bit.ly/45AIxU5

If you write/work in the area of Mental Health, reply with some love. Let’s connect ❤️

Grieving and trauma may be personal experiences, but healing can be supported by the community. 🌸❤️ (3/3)

and the scariest thing about trauma is that it can reopen wounds at any time, anywhere.

To heal, it is necessary to create a safer environment for grieving people. They deserve the space and time to process their grief. (2/3)

The saying "time heals all wounds" is false. If we do not address the source of grief, the wounds will remain. While the intensity of the pain may lessen with time, it will not disappear. Unaddressed grief can turn into trauma (1/3)

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The Wrongful Desires (Chapter 2) Listen to this episode from Healing Podcast on Spotify. In the chapter 'The Wrongful Desires' I narrated the experience of my healing journey, where I figured out the processing of different brain par...

"During my healing journey, I realized that my desire to return to the people responsible for my trauma is not because of their love. It is the idea of love that I have been expecting from them since childhood."

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3QftxPvmDZGdYA5i7fBTpu?si=-eBCihmcRzujpVGjFWOcYw

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