Psychological problems, who can help me?

Parents' commendations are just a means of wrapping up honey.

This infinite material reward allows us to leave nothing and everything to its course.

Everything is just because you closed yourself.

You can go talk to your boyfriend or talk to your father.

All they do is hope that you will grow up to be well. Tell him not to let you do what you don't want to do, you have grown up, your boyfriend is a companion, you can complain to him, don't scold him, maybe he understands you very well to forgive you again and again. Cherish it a lot, discuss it with him, maybe he can help you solve a lot of things, but be sure to do a good job of what you should do now.

If you come here, you will be safe, study hard, and set a goal for yourself.

Tell your father about this goal and let him know your goal and heart.

It's simple: you have to tell your dad about your pain, and if you don't say what you're uncomfortable, you'll be even more uncomfortable. Don't think too much about it. Don't take it too seriously. As the song goes: the simpler the happier. I wish you a really happy day!

Discover the Unknown Self" Maybe you can check out this book.

Approaching everything with a calm mind can be difficult for you to be in the mood right now.

But I hope the next time you lose your temper, you can remember what I said.

Approach everything with a calm mind.

You think that your parents should think about you for granted, but they are also human beings, and when their needs conflict with yours, is it too selfish for you to ask them to think about everything for you?

Learn to control your emotions.

The girl is too depressed, isn't she?

Relax yourself, listen to the light **, look at nature, and think about yourself is really normal?

Talk appropriately, tell yourself someone you can trust, communicate well with your father, let him know what you think, and then give yourself a goal, develop a good habit, and slowly overcome your own problems.

For example; The first thing is that you can't be still, so you give yourself a small goal and do something that you can concentrate on, such as drawing. Recitation, etc., the time is shorter first. If it's longer, you can start with a minute, get over yourself, and then you'll find that you're slowly getting fine.

And self-confidence is slowly coming back.

Hope you succeed!

Remember, parental disagreements have nothing to do with the two of you! Brothers are for life! While parents are important, so are friends!

It mainly depends on whether you are willing to help him in your heart! Multiple friends, multiple paths! In the future, he will become a talent, and you helped him in his most difficult times.

He won't forget you!

Do what you think in your heart! Parents will understand you!

After repeating for 5 years in a row, it seems to be very persevering.,It's all brothers and sisters.,If you can help, you should help.。 The family is quite special, you seem to be born of a grandfather, why is the relationship not good? Help, if their parents have an opinion, you can tell them the reason tactfully, don't be tough.

Look at what your family says about this relationship, they are all about eating soft and not hard.

Of course, you should help him, you should enlighten him, tell him that life does not exist only for the college entrance examination, and the college entrance examination does not determine whether he will be happy or not in the future, give him a sense of security, make him feel at ease, and make him happy. You can do all of that. What about the relationship between your parents, you can't deny your brother because your parents have a bad relationship, you are related by blood, he will always be your brother...Think for yourself....

Of course I helped him, but I have to be cautious in my approach, and I have auditory and visual hallucinations, which can be regarded as the category of mental illness, and at this time, I personally think that finding a regular psychiatrist is more valuable and effective than your help, unless you are also a psychiatric professional, I recommend that your cousin go to psychiatry. Your help to him can only be auxiliary.

If it's me, I'll help him, because you know that if you don't help him, he'll be done for the rest of his life!

If you can, help him!

Don't think about the consequences so much, only after you help will you know what the result of your work is? As long as you have a clear conscience!