What is it like to have a boyfriend who is a psychology major?

That's what she did in front of me. She is sensitive to her own feelings and understands her limitations, but she is not afraid to expose her vulnerable side in front of you. Maybe it's because she's more accepting of herself, or maybe it's because she trusts the other party enough, but in any case, she presents you with a precious simplicity.

I especially envy people who have a psychological boyfriend (girlfriend) - my assumption is: with such a boyfriend, he will not be kidnapped by your words, but will think about the emotions you are in now, he will not be kidnapped by your emotions, but will think about the deep needs behind you, and truly achieve the encounter of two souls.

When I met my husband, he had just started studying psychology, and he was curious about what I was learning and would discuss it with me. But slowly, he felt that something was wrong, because I had brought these curiosities to him, and every time we had an argument, I had to do a long psychoanalysis of him, which made him very distressed. He didn't think that this was helping him analyze, but that I was using the so-called professional knowledge to find an excuse for a quarrel, so he had a serious impedance, which lasted for more than half a year.

My husband commented: "It turned out that my daughter-in-law tossed me to great pain, and now I also tossed it, but I am extremely happy", "I used to go home later if I could go home later, but now I can go home early and go home as soon as possible", "It turns out that neither of us wants to talk, but now I have endless words". My partner is still the same person, but I studied psychology, haha, customer satisfaction has skyrocketed!

In a general sense, a counsellor is indeed able to meet these expectations. Because understanding, empathy, and acceptance are their professional accomplishments.

Having a partner who reads psychology makes people feel scared ......However, I would also like to talk about my own growth in intimate relationships after studying psychology, which is not only used to analyze people, but most importantly, to better understand others.

People who simply "know everything in your heart by just saying a word" are easily reminiscent of people who study psychology. Wouldn't it be particularly "comfortable" to fall in love with them? Because of their silence, the other party understands. Or maybe it's a "scary" experience?

I feel like there's a monitor around me, and I know everything.

First of all, you have to have a boyfriend and girlfriend from a sad single dog