Under what circumstances does a person lose his or her rationality?

When a person is emotionally hit hard, it is easy to lose reason, because it is difficult for a person to control his emotions, when he is emotionally frustrated, his emotions will reach a very low-key state, at this time, it is not easy for him to control his emotions, it is easy to make some radical behaviors, and lose his rationality.

Based on my years of experience, I have found that when a person has emotions, whether positive or negative, good or bad, it seems to lose their minds, leading to irrational judgments. Have you noticed that when you are angry or happy, you will make a decision quickly, and this decision seems to be made without thinking, and then you do something irrational?

I think that if a person loses his reason, he must have experienced a particularly sad thing, so he is often hit very badly, which can make him lose his reason. If we have all these blows in our lives, we must control ourselves and not let ourselves be hurt by our ideals, because if we lose our rationality, it will have a very bad impact on our work and life.

I think a person is often forced to the extreme by others will lose their rationality, because people are often easy to think about nothing at that time, do what they want to do at that time, and do what they want to do when they have thoughts in their hearts, so a person should not always be pushed to the extreme, the most important thing is that even if you are pushed to the extreme, you should also be good, you first think about what you should do next.

I have Asperger's, my 14-year-old classmates say I'm stupid, I'm angry and autistic, I think the world is full of bad people, I fantasize about starting a world war, it's crazy. I was 19 years old in 1987 in Kaifeng High School met Mr. Liu Guangshun, he pointed out that I empathize with nature, I listened to him, I love nature, I made friends with Xiaoshu, I am not lonely, I slowly open-minded, back to reason.

Go to a place where you are alone and see the scenery.

There are two kinds of irrational human behavior: first, the benefit of the behavior is significantly reduced, but it is appropriately compensated in other aspects, and the choice does not cause significant losses in the short term. Second, the act caused significant losses, and even if there was compensation in other aspects, it would be a drop in the bucket and insolvent.

Let's talk about the second scenario, what led you to make this choice? Is it over-reliance and fear of loss, is it a desperate desire to give up everything and get it, or is it fear that what was once tragic may come again? Or is it the long-term, super-strong mental pressure that makes them already vulnerable, and when the last straw is pressed, they become hysterical?