What s my problem? 20. What s my problem?

Mild obsessive-compulsive disorder with mild neurosis (which is pain in your muscles). You must go to the doctor, definitely, because there is muscle pain in your symptoms, this is not something you can personally ** by looking at psychological books, go to a psychiatrist, don't be afraid, don't have a psychological burden, this is due to your bad habits that lead to obsessive-compulsive tendencies, and then now it has turned to mild obsessive-compulsive disorder. This condition needs to be corrected, but don't feel embarrassed, ashamed, or nervous, which is formed by bad habits, so everyone can get sick.

And it's really nothing, it's not much different from trigeminal neuralgia or migraine, it's just that the reason is different, and it's okay to see a doctor :) I saw a psychologist (not a psychological counselor!) It's the kind of person who has the right to prescribe, although it's usually in a psychiatric hospital, but you see an outpatient clinic, maybe with someone with ADHD or something, not in the inpatient department, and go to the hospital with a madman, don't have a psychological burden or be afraid:

This one is very light, and it is easy to correct it from a psychiatrist!

Psychology students stay.

I deeply understand your troubles.

I think that when you are reading a book and thinking about it, you can put down the book in your hand and do something light, such as exercising, chatting with classmates and friends, or watching a movie, which is a way to eliminate that feeling when you are reading.

The most important thing is ourselves, we should think deeply about the problem, and try to cultivate our own "tenacity" in life, which is very important.

I don't think it's a mental illness, it's just a sign of your mental instability during this period.

So try to figure it out yourself and I think you'll be great.

Qingqing, your heart is too burdensome, teach you a way to reduce the burden: find a piece of paper to list the problems that bother you one by one, think of the best solution to each problem, and then cross out these solved problems one by one, and then find your favorite leisure way to relax yourself completely, and finally say loudly to yourself "You all love me, I love you" - try it! It works well!!

How long has it been ?? After a long time, there is the possibility of obsessive-compulsive disorder. If it's less than a month, it's nothing. Everyone has had such an experience, and it doesn't matter if it's not too frequent and doesn't affect normal learning and life. Go with the flow and don't be nervous.

It may be that you are too concerned about your personal position or thoughts in other people's minds, and it is recommended to read books on psychology or see a psychologist

It is advisable to see a doctor.

Psychological counseling clinics.

But it's hard to get into that habit.

It may be that you are too concerned about your personal position or thoughts in other people's minds, and it is recommended to read books on psychology or see a psychologist

Let's have a snack. When you play, you have a good time, and when you are tired, you read some books.

That's because you didn't take that thing to heart, you didn't do it with your heart.

Not used to it. It's actually good to get used to it.

But it's hard to get into that habit.

I understand

It can't be counted like this, for example, I have a hundred, and I spend ......55, then I have 45 left, which is probably the truth, the rest and the flowers are not equal, so there is only this answer,

Not counting the total number left 102 is meaningless Spend 100 The total has 100 100-100=0 is exactly the last amount of money left.

This is a trick, the money spent and the money owned, the total amount is equal.

The left column is the money used, while the right column is the balance after each purchase.

The left columns add up, that's how much money is shared.

The addition of the columns on the right has no practical significance.

It is normal for the two sides to be unequal.

Example: $100.

Spend 10 and balance 90

Spend 20 and balance 70

Spend 70, balance 0

At this time, the three strokes on the left share 100 yuan, and the three strokes on the right add up to 160 yuan, what is the comparison?

Because the second column can't add up the remaining money each time, there is a problem of superposition and duplication when adding up the remaining money each time, and the algorithm itself is wrong. The list itself is a misleading form.

Uninvited!

Suppose you spend 10 yuan on spices, and the sum of the remaining money is still 104 yuan; If the seasoning costs 1 yuan, the remaining money is 113 yuan.

As long as the money is not spent, the sum of the remaining money can be very large, such as the figure below.

Every time the money is left, it adds up to no meaning.

One is the amount spent and the other is the remaining amount, how can this be compared.

It's like, in a village, 100 unmarried men and women get married, 60 and 40, and 60 obviously doesn't equal 40

Your question is that the number is more coincidental to make up a 2, but in fact, this 2 is the same as the 20 above.

It can't be counted that way, the total amount of expenditure is right, and the remaining total should not be cumulative.

This question and answer is correct!!

You can't solve it with mathematics, you can solve it with metaphysics!

Those who accumulate on the left are the ancestors, and those who are totally on the right are the descendants.

If the left column is larger than the right column, the race will weaken.

The left column is equal to the right column, and the race develops harmoniously.

The left column is smaller than the right column, and the race is a sign of prosperity!

How can you add up the rest of the money. What do you mean by adding up the rest of the money?

If you only spend $1 at a time, the rest will be even more pleasantly surprised!!

Those who can ask such mathematical questions are brainless people who have no logical ability!

There's no problem with that, the total you spend isn't necessarily related to what you're left of.

It cost a total of 100, and you can't go wrong with that. It doesn't make much sense to add up what you have from each purchase.

For example, the first purchase of popsicles costs 1 yuan, and the remaining 99 yuan; The second time I bought a lighter, it cost 1 yuan, and the remaining 98. The third shopping cost 98 for beef, and 0 remaining.

If it doesn't add up like this, how can the remaining money add up to the same amount as the money before it was not spent?

You don't confuse the concept, the rest of the money can not be added.

At the extreme, you use 1 yuan and 1 yuan, the sum of consumption is 100, and the remaining sum is 99 + 98 + 97 + 96... 1+0=5050。

It is correct to add up the number spent each time to equal the total, and it is not intentional to add up the remaining numbers after each time. It is correct to add up the number spent each time to equal the total, and it is not intentional to add up the remaining numbers after each time. It is correct to add up the number spent each time to equal the total, and it is not intentional to add up the remaining numbers after each time.

It is correct to add up the number spent each time to equal the total, and it is not intentional to add up the remaining numbers after each time. It is correct to add up the number spent each time to equal the total, and it is not intentional to add up the remaining numbers after each time.

This is the concept of stealing, and the rest of the money adds up meaninglessly.