please, for the love of common sense, stop pretending to be a psychologist when you’re barely managing your own therapy sessions. Being under treatment and counseling doesn’t magically make you a licensed expert—it just makes you a patient. Yet here you are, handing out “professional” abhiprayams and insights on mental health like you’re the Dalai Lama with a diploma. Spoiler alert: you’re not.

Your acting and reels are honestly a whole new genre of cringe—like a 24/7 cringe festival nobody asked for. You manage to combine bad performance with even worse advice, which is almost impressive in its own way. Instagram might tolerate the motivational clownery for the likes, but let’s not confuse it with credibility.

The real danger is people taking you seriously. Mental health isn’t a prop for your content calendar, and you aren’t doing anyone any favors by pretending to be some wise guru while still figuring out your own issues. It’s like someone who can’t swim trying to coach a drowning class. Except here, the drowning people are your audience.

Bottom line: stick to posting your reels, let the actual professionals handle the psychology. Because right now, the only insight you’re giving is how low the bar for online “experts” has fallen.

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