When you are sad and sad, you like to stay in a small space such as a toilet, what is your mentality

Confined space dependence. I'm the same way. I've tried several times to build a small paper house in my home, and I think it's safe to be the only one inside.

But it was all demolished by my parents. Now I'm working on another one. I don't know what will happen.

I like to enclose small spaces such as toilets, kitchens, cars, etc., or build a tent with my own quilt. Once visited IKEA.

When I walked into a bunk bed with a sofa above and under the bed, it formed a particularly suffocating space, but I suddenly felt very refreshed.

I just, when I'm sad, I like to stay in the closet and close the door, sleep wrapped in myself, sit in the toilet, especially when I'm in a bad mood, the sense of confinement makes me feel very at ease, sleep must be completely dark without a little light, it feels really good to stay in the corner in the dark.

I usually talk to everyone whether I am a raw acquaintance, and I even talk too much with acquaintances......In addition to being a bit slow to heat, everyone's evaluation thinks that I am extroverted, and I think so myself, and the personality test also shows extroversion, but when I am alone, I like to close small and dim spaces, such as closing doors and windows in the room, not liking to turn on bright incandescent lights, liking to use small desk lamps that can only illuminate the desk, and even wanting to hide in the closet when I am in a bad mood.

I feel the same way, fantasizing before going to bed that I am in a relatively closed safe house with a blizzard outside. Love Robinson Crusoe. But in reality, my personality is relatively cheerful, my interpersonal relationships are okay, and there is no problem in communication, but I am easy to get nervous when it comes to formal occasions.

Just like everyone's preferences are different, everyone's psychological characteristics are also different, I think as long as it does not seriously affect life, it is acceptable, exercise more and overcome more, and give yourself more confidence to gain a better self. Come on.

Because such a space can give you enough security. In the room, you like to close the doors and windows, which is an element that you are familiar with, and there are no external distractions, which can make you feel at ease. I just feel very secure, and this feeling is very comfortable.

When you feel bad, you can feel relaxed in that environment.

I like small spaces.,I hate big places.,I like something similar.。。 Toilet like place. Because it gives me a sense of security ... The bigger the place, the more insecure it is. I feel comfortable staying in a small space.,I don't know what you guys think.。。

Hello, your colleague's situation may be caused by high pressure in life, it is recommended to actively exercise, regular daily life, balanced diet, quit unhealthy habits, and at the same time have time to go outside more, read more useful books, in order to open your mind, this will be better.

Hello, happy to answer your questions. Because you are insecure. Because the toilet is a relatively closed and private personal space for everyone.

Basically won't be bothered. What's more, toilets are generally cramped. The second is the ability to escape from reality.

The world is bitter, only fantasy is sweet. Whether it is in a daze in the toilet, reading a book or playing with a mobile phone, in addition to constipation and rectal problems, most of them are dissatisfied with the real world and have great fantasies about the virtual world. I hope my answer will help you

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It may be stressful and trying to escape.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder See a psychiatrist.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder, which requires psychological **.

Those who have been occupying the toilet for half a day are actually very well understood! That is, going to the toilet is no longer his purpose, but the environment!

After all, you usually go to the toilet alone, and no one will go in a group