T. J. Berks is an author, part-time family counselor, and full-time software professional whose work explores the complex intersection of human psychology, societal systems, and personal evolution. Born in a small village in Kerala, India, and raised in Dubai, UAE, T. J. currently resides in Bangalore. Having navigated vastly different cultures and environments throughout his life, he considers himself a citizen of the world rather than belonging to any single ethnic group.
Recently discovering his identity as a neurodivergent thinker, T. J. brings a uniquely analytical yet deeply empathetic perspective to his writing. He seamlessly blends the rigid logic of the corporate software world with the emotional, human-centric realities of family counseling.
In his book, Respect? Who? Unwelcome Dilemma, T. J. challenges readers to rethink modern morality, unlearn weaponized core values, and replace the exhausting pursuit of hierarchical status with a baseline of horizontal, existential respect. A staunch believer in continuous personal growth, T. J. writes not for a specific demographic, but for anyone willing to step back, reevaluate their survival instincts, and strive for true relational harmony.