What is it like for a lover to be a psychiatrist?

I feel insecure in my heart, lest my boyfriend be attacked by a mentally ill person at work, and worry about his safety.

My lover is a psychiatrist, and I feel nothing bad about it, and everyone's profession is sacred.

Every time I had a fight, he would reason with me like a mentally ill person and try to convince me.

At first, he may be a little panicked, afraid that he will also be a little nervous, and it should be fine after a long period of contact.

I try to be as tolerant as I can because she has a lot of pressure at work and comes into contact with mentally ill people every time.

I think this doctor is like a psychopath in the first place, otherwise how can I give the patient **.

If my partner was mentally ill and I were a doctor, I would say to him, look at you throwing toys everywhere, the world is in such a mess, can you take the violence, the war, the peace post office train to send the message of peace? Let the patient have a sense of the overall situation, and then listen to his story, dreaming is actually a good way to make him laugh, because a smile can drive away worries and let go of emotions.

I think it's very scary that he experiences things every day, and I'm afraid he's going to change.

There are many kinds of mental illness, one is only to do it to the person who hurts him, and he will not hurt others, and the other is to be angry and hurt people indiscriminately.

I just feel that his profession is very special, and I am afraid that he will have problems with patients all day long.

It's okay, it's okay if she doesn't bring her work home, it depends on the person.

Just enough to cure my illness.

I wish I had a psychiatrist's lover, and psychiatrists are nervous. In addition to this, it is no different from ordinary people.

This statement is actually inaccurate. Falling in love itself does not cause psychosis, but if a person already has a mental illness or mental problems, then being in love may have a negative impact on them. In addition, sometimes stress and emotional swings in a relationship can lead to temporary stress problems, such as anxiety and depression, but this is not the same as mental illness.

If you're concerned about your mental health, there are steps you can take to maintain a good mental state, such as:

1.Learn ways to relax and relieve stress, such as meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, etc.

2.Establish a healthy lifestyle, such as maintaining good eating and sleeping habits, participating in exercise, etc.

3.Develop a good social support system and share your feelings and problems with close friends and family.

4.Learn skills to cope with emotional issues, such as positive communication, conflict resolution, expressing emotions, etc.

In short, love itself does not cause mental illness, but if you have mental illness or mental problems, then falling in love may have a negative impact on you. If you're concerned about your mental health, there are a few things you can do to keep your mind in good shape.

I often lose my temper, I am very tired and tired after work every day, although it is on time to get off work and have weekends, I feel that the work is relatively relaxed, not as tired as other doctors, interesting, interested, and the pressure brought by work reasons is not small, sometimes I ask him if he would be willing if he had never chosen to be a doctor, he said yes. Fall in love with people of any profession. You will also hear many strange, varied, funny, sad, angry stories.

When you fall in love with a psychiatrist, you will feel that he understands you very well and can understand you, and the average psychiatrist is generally very empathetic, which will be a lot less contradictory.

It's very sweet, my boyfriend is a psychiatrist, he will feel my mood changes in time, and he will come to comfort me when I am down.

It should be very happy, because the professional relationship of psychiatric doctors will definitely take special care of your emotions, and when you are in a bad mood, you will definitely find a way to relieve you.

He will pay attention to your emotional changes, will be very comforting, will not lose his temper with you, will analyze your personality traits with you, and will have a lot of fun.

He rarely talked to me about psychiatric expertise, and he had a doctor boyfriend who didn't have to go to the hospital to buy medicine when he had a cold and fever.

It's funny that when you're frustrated and unhappy, the guy says, "Don't cry baby, take you to something delicious," while the psychiatrist boyfriend says, "Remember how you feel right now, that's PTSD." ”

As long as your mood fluctuates, he can feel it, and can solve your problems in time, although sometimes he feels that he has no privacy, but compared to the advantages, these can be ignored.

This kind of boyfriend is very good at taking care of people, because he is sensitive to emotional changes, and often feels when you are unhappy and comforts you in time.

I haven't tried it, but it should be scary to imagine it, because he comes into contact with psychopaths every day, and he himself has been assimilated.

I often lose my temper, I am very tired and tired after work every day, although I get off work on time and have two days off, I feel that the work is relatively relaxed, I will not be as tired as other doctors, interesting, interested in hobbies, and the pressure brought by work is not small.

I asked him if he would choose to be a doctor if he had ever done so, and he said yes. Knows how to tune my emotions, but never coaxes me, thinks I'm naïve, liberal arts thinking, and disdainful of my little tricks.

Anyway, I never quarreled with him, and I thought he was very smart, because he saw all interpersonal relationships very thoroughly, and he was relatively impatient to deal with ordinary interpersonal relationships.

I remember hearing a sentence that there are not a few psychiatrists who later become physicians and mental patients. It's not that I'm alarmist, it's a fact.

There are some special mental patients, but in fact, psychiatrists do not look at them entirely from a materialistic point of view. Because many of the phenomena are too peculiar. For example, there is a patient who likes to draw, and the things he draws are quite complicated, and no one can understand them.

The patient will explain patiently, and many doctors are stupid after explaining - including his attending physician and psychologist. The content of his paintings, each individual object in each painting, has an independent perspective to represent.

For example, there are flowers, clouds, trees, pedestrians, a river, and a bridge. The angle of looking at flowers is to look up, looking at the clouds is looking down, looking at trees is looking at level, looking at people is looking at people from the perspective of flowers, looking at the river is close to the perspective of the river, and looking at the bridge is from the perspective of the bridge structure.

If you do what he says, you will find that he is very accurate, but why is it so accurate? Because he said that's what he saw. He doesn't have to crouch on the ground to look up at a flower, he doesn't have to lie on a plank to look at the angle of the river.

I don't know if there is such a school of painting, and I don't know if there are any painters who can do it.

The experience should be very good, for example, if you pretend to be angry, he can see it at once, let you feel the taste of happiness, and when you quarrel with him, he can understand your mind at once, admit your mistakes, and the experience is very good.

It's like falling in love with ordinary people, it's just his job and not himself, so there's no special feeling.

It's not much different from falling in love with other people, but he does have a lot of expertise and can tell you a lot of trivia and some things you didn't know before.

It's the same as falling in love with a normal person, there's no difference. It's just that he has a lot of work pressure, and most of the people he meets are abnormal, so it is recommended to care more about him.

His work has led him to understand some psychology, which makes you feel that there are no secrets in front of him, and there will be a little discomfort, but it does not affect normal life.

Not good. It feels like he has his own occupational disease. Whenever I was in a bad mood, he would go there and make subjective conjectures on his own. I also think that I am right. Sometimes an ordinary thing can get worse because of it.

I don't think there's anything special about it. However, it should be a very happy thing to fall in love with a psychiatrist, and you won't worry about any psychological problems that cannot be solved.

To be honest, there is no big difference from normal people. Sometimes it even feels like he's a psychopath. It must have something to do with the environment in which he works. See a lot and think a lot.

I feel distressed all the time, because he is often scolded by patients.

When I first met my boyfriend, he didn't tell me that he was a psychiatrist, because most people would ask when they heard this answer, "Do you get nervous when you deal with neurosis every day?" ”

This answer is obviously not what the public wants to hear, they just want to know how badly you were beaten and how strange those patients are, so he no longer seriously explained, "Since I went to the psychiatric department, I feel more energetic." ”

However, when I really learned about psychiatry, this answer could no longer make me laugh out loud, because behind this seemingly humorous answer, there was more helplessness as a psychiatric medical staff.

Psychiatry is the least developed, most complex, and therefore the most mysterious of all clinical disciplines. So, being a psychiatrist is confronted with more unknowns than other doctors, and more problems are solved through reasoning, speculation, and even intuition.

Psychiatrists are the closest to life, so they are most often faced with all kinds of children's affections, deceit, and understand how various family models create all kinds of strange things, and the bloody plot can be 10,000 times stronger than the TV series.

I remember once, a patient came to him and first asked him why the previous patient number took longer than hers, why quetiapine was so expensive, and then asked him why he ate snacks at night, and his boyfriend explained over and over again, and said that he could go to xx hospital to do a sleep EEG to clarify. It's good now, scolding him for being a medical trust, saying how can he, a little doctor, be like this. No matter how her boyfriend explained, she still scolded him.

It took a long time to leave.

When a psychiatrist is like this, it is not strange to be scolded, to be scolded, and to analyze the patient's mental state and causes by the way. The more you think about the patient, the more you sometimes get scolded. I often have to take the blame for the strange computer system, calling system, medical insurance system, hospital system, etc., and I feel that I am all pig teammates.

The only reason to support him to do it is that sometimes he can help a few patients, which can be regarded as a joy in suffering.

But I will always support him.

It's a wonderful experience, because the psychiatrist is more sensitive to people's emotions and often dissects some of my inner thoughts.

Doctors are very responsible and careful, you can rest assured that you will notice your emotional changes, take care of your small emotions, and enlighten you in time, so that you will not be unhappy all the time.

It was a great experience. Because he will notice all kinds of small changes in your heart and body at any time, and then he will remind you that you will grow with you, overcome each other's difficulties together, and you will become better together.

Talking to a psychiatrist will make you more comfortable because they know your worries and worries, and will enlighten you and help you get out of the haze quickly.

It's a very ordinary experience, it's no different from falling in love with ordinary people, it's just that the position is different.

This is not much different from ordinary people falling in love, it's just that the professional knowledge of the person you like is different, and nothing else is good.

Nothing special, he was a person first, someone I loved second, and then a psychiatrist.

I feel that it will actually be quite uncomfortable, and I feel that the other party will be suspicious and suspicious.