It depends on the culture you were brought up in. In Indian/Chinese/Asian cultures ones sense of identity is typically tied up with academic achievements.
Idk perhaps. But men generally have a high suicide rate and I think there are two main contributers: feelings of loneliness and feelings of failure (both involving deep feelings of helplessness) and I think the latter applies in this case :/
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Poor guy - very sad story.
A reminder not to put one’s work or academic achievements at the very top - they are not worth of loosing the peace of mind and moreover health/life.
Have to periodically check myself if my priorities are right.
It’s a whole skill how to do your best at work, but yet not take it too close to heart and keep hoping in eternal things and not temporal…
It depends on the culture you were brought up in. In Indian/Chinese/Asian cultures ones sense of identity is typically tied up with academic achievements.
Idk perhaps. But men generally have a high suicide rate and I think there are two main contributers: feelings of loneliness and feelings of failure (both involving deep feelings of helplessness) and I think the latter applies in this case :/