I hate my mom she s an LZ, what should I do? Netizens must help me

Two-pronged issues.

Your mother's problems are solved by her, and your problems are that you don't do anything bad, that's what you think.

Your dislike of her means that you don't agree with some of her practices, which is a sign that you are upgrading your judgment.

How to alleviate conflicts, avoid intensification, and how to relieve one's bad emotions is also a kind of exercise.

There are many outcomes of things, and considering and dealing with problems from different perspectives will have different results.

Think of a few more ways to solve it with the best one you can think of.

Hehe, don't think too much, just two years later.

Under normal circumstances, parents are always good to their children, which may be related to the fact that you are in the rebellious period of adolescence, about 2 years or so.

You are not mature child, and when you come out of society, things and people in society are worse than this, and when you go home and see your mother, you will have a little other opinion, remember, no matter how bad your mother is, it will always be your mother, and now no one can really understand you, only wait for you to lead out these things.

Friend. Please be sure to understand Mom.

This time period. It was the stage where her body was transformed.

Tantrums are involuntary behaviors.

Menopausal syndrome is a set of symptoms caused by a drop in estrogen levels. Menopausal women, due to ovarian hypofunction, hyperpituitary gland function, secretion of excessive gonadotropins, causing autonomic nerve dysfunction, resulting in a series of symptoms of different degrees, such as menstrual changes, flushing, palpitations, insomnia, fatigue, depression, anxiety, emotional instability, irritability, difficulty in concentration, etc., is called "menopausal syndrome". "Most women have slow ovarian dysfunction and the body's own regulation and compensation is sufficient to adapt to this change, or there are only mild symptoms.

A small number of women have obvious symptoms due to the body's inability to adapt quickly, but they generally do not need to be special**. In rare cases, if the symptoms are severe, even affecting life and work, medication is required**.

It is generally believed that changes in a woman's family and social environment can increase her physical and mental burden when she enters menopause, making menopausal syndrome more likely to occur or aggravating some of the symptoms that have already existed. For some women who are mentally unstable, menopausal syndrome is more pronounced and even moody. Although menopausal syndrome is caused by sexual physiological changes, the incidence is directly related to personal experience and psychological burden.

For menopausal women who are more sensitive to psychological changes, physical discomfort is more likely to cause psychological changes, so various menopausal symptoms appear. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to psychological adjustment.