This document appears to be about a platform for youth dealing with depression. It includes three short stories from people dealing with depression - one about being sexually abused as a child, one about being bullied for being overweight, and one offering counseling. It promotes sharing stories anonymously or with experts. The expert corner features an article about not needing to know exactly what you want to do in life and having passions evolve over time.

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"I looked around, it was dark, silent and cold. I realized I had nobody but me.
Should I give up? Should I turn around and take the challenge of surviving
alone?
I then realized I was alone. The realizations were hard, and I couldn't take It
anymore. But suddenly I remembered….(See More)
I was sexually abused by my uncle when I was 12 years old. I couldn't
sleep for nights, I had nobody to tell me its not my fault. It was hard. I
isolated myself. I was dethatched, I was alone. I was…. (See More)

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24 Listeners
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I was so depressed
because my classmates
called me that I am
fat…(See More)
15 people
are talking
I am Mehtab Khanam. I
am here for you. If you
face any type of
problem, you can
consult me………(See
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EXPERT CORNER
Professor Dr. Mehtab Khanam
MSc (University of Dhaka,
Bangladesh),
PhD (Delhi University, India) |
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL
AND COUNSELLING
PSYCHOLOGY
University of Dhaka.
It’s a question almost everyone asks themselves. It’s also a question I don’t believe
you should bother asking in the first place.
“I don’t know what I want to do in life, all I know is that it isn’t this.”
That was the sentiment a friend reflected to me. She’s in her mid-twenties, smart,
savvy and hard working. But she is still stuck working jobs that don’t hover much
beyond minimum wage. Every year, she tells me, that she applies for Universities, but
never goes through with it. Why? Because she can’t answer that question.
Passion Evolves
When people ask me what I’m going to be doing in five or ten years, I usually tell
them I’m going to be an entrepreneur. “Oh. What’s your business going to be?” I have
reason to believe this internet business could be it. Between revenues and freelance
work I’m expecting to make about ten thousand dollars this year. Concentrated effort
for the next four or five years could definitely make this a livable income.