Changing the Perspective of Mental Illness in Asian Culture | Timothy Xu | TEDxGeorgiaTechSalon

[@stevensong8784]

As an Asian-American, I can relate. I was ashamed not just in my household, but in high school as well. More in the latter because Western culture has mental health stigma. To destroy it we need everyone to share their struggles to show that it's not rare. Thank you for sharing! Mr. Xu.

[@futurecyborg_]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I have suffered from suicidal ideation myself, and lost my best friend to suicide/OD. Right now, I'm making a presentation for school on Japan and Mental Health, and I'm able to use your story to understand how this is a greater trend rather than just inside Japan.

[@maker5583]

"people only share what they really want you to see." "nobody that commits suicide really wants to die. they're just driven to a breaking point after an accumulation of unbearable suffering."

[@ttru]

Such a wonderful presentation. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@manderinorange07]

Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for your bravery. Thank you for bringing attention to this issue.

[@BibleJourneyMinistries]

Thank you for your courage!

[@Ky.TrangHo]

Thank you for sharing your incredible story.

[@amandalee6886]

Thank you.

[@bellymanboy5775]

Good job brother good job 👏

[@brucetsai7732]

am I the only person who thinks the sound quality is hard to follow?

[@beezanteeum]

WTF with the microphone?

[@Ostnizdasht206]

I'm guessing one cut out so they used another mic to fill in the blanks.

[@ksang2121]

"What will people say"

[@PorfiriouZ]

this not just asians. mexicans relate to . well everybody I guess..

[@DJ_Dopamine]

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