How do you feel after being deceived? The psychology after being deceived

I want to kill him, but it's not practical, I just remind myself that so-and-so is a dangerous person, and in the future, the greatest mercy to the enemy is to pity him, and the greatest harm to him is to forget him and treat him as non-existent air.

The first feeling is anger.

People often find out how stupid they are when they are deceived.

I was defrauded during the May Day holiday, I remember that I was full of joy and told myself that I was going to find a side hustle during the holidays, but I didn't expect the side hustle I thought of appeared on a platform, and after I appeared, I operated according to the above content and told myself that I must succeed, but I didn't know that I fell into the trap of ** step by step.

The day after I was deceived, I went to the Public Security Bureau, I still don't want to believe it, the person who contacted me is a **, and I still think that there is still hope for the money I was cheated of. But on the third day, when I was sorting out the evidence, I suddenly realized how ridiculous my thoughts were on the second day, I could have found the flaws from the mouth of the **, but I didn't realize that I was on the verge of danger. On the fourth day, I handed over all my evidence to the police, and the police listened to me carefully and patiently, and did not say much about why I was so stupid at that time, why I made such a low-level mistake, this is why I realized how impetuous I was before, and I never thought that this kind of good thing of making money from a side hustle would suddenly fall on my head.

I didn't think about it at all, and I believed the words of **.

Later, I thought, I think people are always more willing to believe what they believe, and don't want to believe that others are **, is this kind of psychology too simple?

Later, when I talked about this with my good friend, I suddenly thought of a sentence that instantly made me sober up: "Once people start, they don't want to change, and they will not change slowly." Just like ourselves, we always think about how I will do when I get better in the future, but it is impossible to change for a period of time now, and it will not change in the later stage, and a lifetime will pass all of a sudden. Isn't that the same true?

After this incident, I was very sick, and my whole temple and cheek were hurting, and I didn't get better until the third day, but this chin was swollen with a large lump.

I can only believe that ** can help me now, because when the rights and interests of the people are endangered, only the police will believe me, and only they can make this society better from the bad side.

I hope all people can be a good person, instead of having to be a **.

Emotional deception is so hard to let go of because it can take a serious toll on our trust and sense of security. When we find ourselves cheated, we may feel negative emotions such as anger, disappointment, shame and helplessness, which can affect our mental health and quality of life. Deception can also ruin our relationships with others, making us feel lonely and lost.

In order to let go, we need to face our emotions and feelings and seek appropriate support and help. This may include talking to family, friends or a professional counsellor for emotional support and advice. We also need to learn to forgive and let go of past hurts in order to rebuild trust and relationships.

It takes time and effort, but through positive shouting and self-growth, we can gradually regain our confidence and well-being.