What kind of mental illness does I have?

Updated on psychology 2024-02-27
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    I'm dizzy, and some of my doors are similar in seconds.

    But I'm making happiness to all the people around me

    Huh

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    There are many people who have parents, but they are just as unhappy.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Sometimes deliberate avoidance is a kind of reinforcement, and the thing that needs to be accepted and faced with is not to run away.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    It's not a mental illness, it's a very normal one, it's our education system, our growth environment has always been like this, we will be compared since we were young: what if the grades are not as good as others, and then the job is oops, what if the salary is not as good as others, and then the family is not happy, no one else has money, how to do ......

    We grew up in this process of comparison from childhood to adulthood, so it's normal for you to have some beliefs and ideas like this, so what to do now, now we know that these ideas are determined by our growth environment and education system, so now I can change them, I see that I have this kind of thought, I choose to go back to my own heart, take a few deep breaths and then say to myself: what kind of life I live has nothing to do with others, I just choose what I like, I can do it in a comfortable way, don't compare with others, crush all the power of those comparisons, and then take it back to create your own life, bless you.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Hello, based on what you said, I think that it can be initially considered to be due to jealousy. This is a psychological problem that adolescents are prone to when their psychological development is not yet fully mature, and the scope of social interaction is expanding day by day. Therefore, I suggest that you seek professional psychological counseling services in interpersonal and interpersonal relations that I provide to help you reconstruct your new beliefs in this area, so that you can more effectively eliminate the psychological factors that cause you to develop jealousy, enhance your psychological quality, and thus help you return to normal life, study, interpersonal communication and mental state as soon as possible.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    I don't think it's a mental illness that goes beyond your statement. To be more precise, I think it's probably your mentality. That is to say, your mentality is not good, and your ability to resist pressure is not good, so there will be such a mentality.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Your question belongs to the self-evaluation system from the outside world, the feeling of happiness is the first to compare, and it belongs to the deviation in cognition, it is recommended to look at the psychological counselor and adjust the wrong cognition.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    I thought I could go to a psychiatrist.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    This is a very natural human stress response, for example, babies will usually scratch when they see things, but the pain after scratching when they see fire or needles will prevent them from touching these injuries again, so this can be said to be a basic self-protection function of humans.

    Such a reaction can be unforgettable for a lifetime when it is reinforced many times, and vice versa**, so that someone he trusts very much (such as parents) sends a low text message in a place where he is very comfortable (his room), and he will naturally forget it if he does it a few more times.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Conquer fear. This is the only way. Poor people must have something to hate, if they are not strong, they are afraid of text messages today, they are afraid of computers tomorrow, and they are afraid of dogs the day after tomorrow.

    These are nothing more than ridiculous excuses, the point is that she herself is not strong and is not psychopathic at all. What about being bullied, it's not a big deal, sober up early.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Your information is not very complete, such as the gender and age mentioned upstairs, as well as the time when the symptoms appeared, the realization before and after the symptoms, etc.; These are all necessary information for diagnosis.

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