Last year I had a major break down because of a heartbreak. I didn’t want to live; I was tired of crying and being alone. I had no one to open up to and also had a fear of getting judged by friends. Although few of them knew about my situation but never showed up and avoided to talk to me. I never felt like talking about what I was going through.
I started working but I couldn’t forget my past so I got involved with drugs and alcohol. And let’s be honest, apart from ruining my health it did no good but added to my trauma. No sooner than I realised I started taking interest in developing my new hobbies. I danced my misery away, got myself so busy with work that I was engaged with something or the other the whole time. Eventually I created a bond with my family discussing my daily whereabouts. Trust me, parents and siblings are possibly the best partners to share everything going on in your life.
After a yearlong, I am in a much better position mentally.
So here I suggest to those who are going through the similar situation or slightly similar thing, I would request you to stop being alone in a dark empty state instead keep yourself busy with things you like. Remember that it’s you, who can help yourself in a situation like this. Let’s not hide out there with the emotions bubbling inside.
There is a saying no one can heal you until you want yourself to be healed.
If you don’t succeed at first, try again and tell yourself that this time you will. Rome was not built in a day. Many successful entrepreneurs were successful after repeated attempts, eg. Walt Disney. They failed many times but did not give up. So be positive in your thinking and one day you will make a difference in this world.
I started dancing at the age of 5.
My mom had enrolled me in all the summer camps in UAE.
I joined the golden talent music center in Karama Dubai UAE and there I met my first dance instructor, Mr Ajith Singh. He helped me grow and brought out the dancer in me.
Then I was trained by Mr Vinod Sequeira founder of ocean kids in Dubai. He made a real difference in my life, training me with all basics.
Empathy in the present generation is a very important factor to be taught among children. It is a capacity to feel what the other person is experiencing from within, by putting ourselves in that situation and understanding them. It is about sensing another person’s feelings. On a child’s perspective it is very important that the ability to understand from a very small age because those are the roots for them to understand how to be kind, compassionate, respect and value each other’s thoughts and perspectives.
