MR MOKOKCHUNG 2022 WINNERS TALK ABOUT MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH

[@AtobaLongkumer]

Our ancestors worked super hard on the field, went to war, chopped heads off & protected women and children. Men just need to work very very hard and man up for the challenges ahead. Life is full of ups and downs and one needs to embrace the downs with perseverance. Aoer chanu abachanger, teburchi tem toh kanga bo mangur nu joko. Phone ji metsukshia, game saitepa , depression nem koktaktsur dang kazungbo kecha masutsu. Meranga inyaktepti. Start somewhere!!!

[@bokunopickachu7077]

Hats off to these young people, i respect their perspective on mental health issues, just because they are young doesn't mean their views on mental health are invalid...they might be psychologist students and are learning about it at such a young age...We the nagas instead of typing hate comments we should support and encourage them...We can just applaud these young people and shout out for interviewing adult of age group 26 to 40 years in the next video

[@mightybrute3790]

Brotha from da hood spoke well man yo! . M'a glad he got clean & now livin' the good life nigga. So much awaits him and he gonna do good, i hope. Yo man. Prayers & Peace out

[@monx769]

This is the most common issue which every man undergoes

[@AkhangNaga]

3 of u looking handsome

[@Kingcelebrator]

Real Men are like Fine Steel, Strong and Toughness are The signs.

[@YT_Healthcare]

Your mental health is everything - prioritize it. Mental health affects every expects of your life . So, Don't be afraid to talking about mental health. Its important as physical health. Let's support Mental Health Awareness

[@nobodycares3953]

Men experience serious mental health issues in their 20s and 30s... But unfortunately we're not expected by society to be vocal and expressive about these unlike women who can freely cry and seek help and gets love and attention too, which is not the same for us so we simply choose to stay silent and suffer alone. Depression is real..!

[@bendanglaozk7789]

Good talk keep doing for the benefit of youngsters.

[@StrawhatSanji-lv2qb]

💀holyyy moly,,, helpppppppp meed😆😆😆

[@Naga8935]

Impressive Folks 🔥

[@sheldonsazuki1823]

NLTV please interview some common people who are actually in their 30s or 40s , or may be a neuro specialist Doctors. Big fan but these are children .

[@neenacruz4495]

Doesn't mean that their lives are insignificant. Life doesn't start after 30s or 40s. Children are the backbone of our society, listening to their perspectives on their lives gives so much insight on what's going on with kids these days which parents might not be aware of.

[@sheldonsazuki1823]

@@neenacruz4495 no one is saying thier lives are insignificant,they are the finest the contstants no doubt but neither does the life starts from their age. And the topic being Men's Mental Health issue how much must these young people might have gone through .. You must be a soap opera fan... Aunty.

[@longchadylongchar9041]

These so called children are your future, igonoring their metal health today's implies to killing our future society, it's good to know about what we in late teens go through mentally. We can find a solution only when we understand what issues are prevalent in the metal health of the so called children🤝

[@Mystupidheart123]

First of all, these aren't men but boys who have read and memorized about men's mental issues from books/articles. Sorry 😊 And whatever things they're talking about is sort of like adolescents who goes through puberty😊 For the interview to be Right and applicable , they should ask real men who are actually suffering from mental problems.

[@shdidijrkekdho6679]

I don't wanna be rude but I just can't understand why ?? Like does this "boys" U so mentioned don't go through mental health issues is that what your implying?? And that u need real "men" To be interviewed not this so called" boys" And idk how old they should be, to be considered as men if 'they' in the interview is referred to as "boys"

[@Kingcelebrator]

Unnecessary comments form kids lol 🤣

[@Unknown-bs1kz]

Say that again when a teenage or adolescent succumbs to their mental health and kills themselves

[@akitoisema2935]

Memorizing a speech and saying about US data ( 76%) is insignificant in the context of Nagaland. I do not deny about depression and anxiety since that's how the human biology works. However, Men are brought up to be strong and overcome challenges.. that's how God encoded us in our DNA PS: I AM NOT A K-Pop fan😂😂😂

[@shangyoshungtahukonyakkony5492]

Being a psychology and education student I would say that they have studied a topic not an experienced 😂

[@CancerJmr]

Those are still kids, ma'am

[@iseeyou6759]

True. Sirba

[@mr.breeze9912]

Hello NLTV great work in interviewing them and hats of from them the boys too bt it just facts that they are kids looking up in internet to talk abt depression for this interview and I don’t understand why they are changing their accent to talk instead of being raw and so on funny how they know so much abt depression than the real men lol

[@Atsuperak23]

This question should be asked to a Men

[@onepenny3958]

The accent got me😂

[@___dae]

When such awareness are needed to be aired and shared, people or men, to be specific, should be confronted, interviewed and also who’s suffering or a winner of it. This interview is just a mere recitation of prepared paragraphs and not their own, impromptu commentary. I don’t deny the fact and figures they talked or despise them but i feel they’re not eligible for the topic. And to be real and honest, being themselves can help throughout, and not being any one who’s pretending. No offence intended here. And congratulations to them. 👍🏻

[@sirsimp9096]

Lol bunch of kids talking about depression, give me a fkn break

[@akhorhakho]

What a F joke. Hahaha Hahaha

[@sanjidhaider]

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