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My parents don't believe in mental health, say I just malas and manja. How to deal?

Same boat. What worked slowly with my mak was not arguing about whether mental health real, but just showing up functioning better after I got help. When she saw I was calmer, sleeping better, she came around a bit on her own. Also I stopped expecting her to be my therapist, that was the shift. I got actual support elsewhere and let her just be my mak. It's lonely at first but you build your own support system. Hang in there ya.
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Planning to marry different race, family not fully supportive

The religion and kids question is the one you MUST align on early, dont sweep under carpet hoping it sorts itself. In Malaysia thi…

Dating, should guy always pay or split the bill?

As a woman, I honestly prefer at least offering to split or pay sometimes, it tells me the guy sees me as an equal, not someone to…

Where to find affordable therapy or counselling in Malaysia?

I went the government hospital route through a Klinik Kesihatan referral. Yes the wait was long and it's not fancy, but the psychi…

Health 6

Hospital kerajaan waiting so long, worth going private?

Check if your dad qualifies for any panel clinic referral that can speed up the government referral, sometimes going through a Kli…

How early to start saving for kids education, SSPN worth it?

Dont forget the tax relief angle makes SSPN a bit of a no-brainer for the amount that gets relief, you effectively get a discount …

Burnout badly from my corporate job, don't know how to cope anymore

Sending you strength. Small daily things kept me afloat: 20 minute walk without phone, cutting late-night doomscrolling, and talki…