[Applause] Thank you for inviting me here to speak at TEDex. I am Deepipikatrahan, a founder, CEO, a leadership mentor and a startup adviser. Hello everyone and it's such a joy to see so many smiling faces.But um let me begin with a fact check. a reality that I've gathered through the thousands of people I've interacted with across the globe that it takes just one candid conversation and a shoulder to lean on to realize something deeply universal that we're all broken. Scarred, shattered, cracked.Bro, broke ...

Hi. All right, everyone. Hello. Today I'm going to be the first TEDx speaker and my name is Tanto. As you already know, little Tanto, I'm currently an undergraduate and I'm very excited and honored to be here to see all of your fantastic faces. Okay. Now before we start I would like to start with a very simple question. Have any of us here have felt utterly broken after a failure in our life? Please raise your hands. Right. Okay. I see a lot of hands in the room including mine. So we can say that the feelin ...

Trauma and Abuse Narrative - The narrative recounts experiences of sexual abuse starting at age 5 and continuing through adolescence, highlighting the long-term emotional and psychological impact [1][2][3][4][5] - The speaker describes feelings of guilt, hypersensitivity, distrust, and disgust, leading to a search for healing and solutions [5][6] - The speaker details the failure of the legal system due to prescription laws and the lack of support from some family members [7] - The narrative includes a period of apparent recovery with marriage and family, followed by a relapse triggered by media exposure, leading to divorce, depression, and suicidal thoughts [8][9] Resilience and Advocacy - The speaker emphasizes the importance of spirituality and self-discovery as key to finding solutions and healing [10][11] - The speaker aims to share her story to help others who have experienced similar trauma and to break the silence surrounding sexual abuse [11] - The speaker plans to create a youth album, a One Woman show, and a therapeutic play center for traumatized children [12][13] - The speaker highlights the prevalence of sexual violence, stating that in a class of 20 students, at least three are likely to be victims [15] - The speaker urges listeners to support and believe children who disclose abuse and emphasizes the responsibility of adults to protect children [16]