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Anonymous users2024-02-12Certainly not a mental illness, it's a normal emotion.
This is due to the irritability caused by the long-term repetition of a job, and the stress that comes with the work.
It is recommended to travel alone in a quiet place, immerse yourself in the most pristine nature, and relieve the irritability and stress caused by work.
Outside of work, do something you love.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hello. Humans are higher animals that are difficult to understand.
Because it is an individual, it is selfish.
A job, if really makes yourself tired.
It is recommended that you change jobs, there is nothing more important than making yourself happy.
Maybe after a while, you'll miss your job again.
Time is a very beautiful thing, it can make people full of imagination, but it can also make people lose themselves.
Since, you can command more than 30 people to operate a computer,、
I believe you already have a sufficient sense of responsibility.
You're just tired of this day-to-day way of working.
Try to increase your life outside of work.
You will get through this period.
Good luck.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Everyone will have a sense of work fatigue when they repeat a job for a long time, and the repetitive work will make people upset, so let yourself relax at the right time, imagine having fun at work, listening to the voices of many strangers to find something interesting inside and out, climbing a mountain when you have nothing to do, and then shouting a few times to decompress.
Keep yourself in a happy mood and have fun.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Oh, I don't know how old you are, I'm 23 years old, but my psychology is very complicated, maybe I have psychological problems myself, but I want to say that because you are doing a job without challenges, let's put it this way, that is, you are still very young to do some work that makes you feel difficult, so maybe it will be better, I am suggesting!
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It can't be like this now! This is caused by too much work pressure, take more time to go on an outing or go out to play from time to time - it is the kind that disconnects with you!
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Anonymous users2024-02-07It may be boredom, not a mental illness.
It has something to do with work, so I'm probably tired of it.
Either adapt or change jobs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06It's not a mental illness, is it? ~
I feel like it's just too much pressure to work. You might be able to clean yourself up or go on a tour
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This is the result of being stressed.
Because after the college entrance examination, you have to be anxious about your test results, you have to be anxious about what university to apply for, you have to face going to college, it is a new environment, which is likely to leave to take care of your parents for many years, away from home, of course, you will have a sense of tension about the future in your heart, and this feeling will migrate to your physical feelings, just like you have a disease. >>>More
First of all, don't think you have any mental illness, and don't let yourself feel bad again because of this. If you want to win easily in the game, you need to practice a lot, which is the same reason that we want to succeed in our studies and work. Don't burden yourself too much, it's good to have self-confidence, but don't overdo it. >>>More
Don't suppress its emotions when you're in a bad mood, it's just that you're trying too much to suppress it, and it will make you feel very uncomfortable. >>>More
I think there are two reasons for this.
1. You ask too much, define yourself as love, too perfect. You're 25 years old, and I think 25 years old is very impulsive and very dependent on people's age. Living with two people is not two people in love, unless both of you have a love complex, creating an environment for love all the time, and you never get tired of it. >>>More