Is it psychotic to often like to quarrel

There are mentally ill people who think lists.

1. One-sided, extreme, looking at problems, not objective, not scientific, making judgments often with subjective colors, some people, subjectively think that others are rejecting him, attacking him, and harming him, so he also shows aggression.

Some mentally ill people have auditory hallucinations and always feel that others are scolding them, and some mentally ill people have delusions and always suspect that others are harming them.

Therefore, his mood and his performance towards others can also be imagined.

Of course, judging mental illness requires a rigorous, professional, and scientific diagnosis, and it is not possible to arbitrarily label mental illness, or speculate and infer at will.

Otherwise, people who suspect that others are mentally ill will become "mentally ill" themselves.

For people with mental problems, we should pay more attention to them, educate them more, and guide them to be positive, recuperate, and correctly understand themselves and the world.

Some mental illnesses can hurt people and quarrel, but not all mental illnesses can do this. On the contrary, there are some mentally ill people who are not noisy, speak fluently, answer questions to the point, and basically maintain a normal daily life. It's just chasing after some people or certain things, believing it to be true, and entangled.

Even some patients are excessively quiet, not interested in anything, lazy in life, casual in work, and isolated in groups, and the severity of such patients is not necessarily less severe than that of loud noise. In addition, there is a lack of understanding of the disease, so such patients are often misdiagnosed, and the condition may become more serious in the later stage.

Therefore, loud noise cannot be used as a measure of mental illness. We should learn more about the symptoms of mental illness, and the most important thing is to see if his stupid personality and living habits have changed. His mental activities also include his thinking and behavior that he has carried with him before or has obvious changes from ordinary people, so that he can make a comparison to detect and diagnose mental patients.

Not necessarily, some are also very loving.

Although they have brain problems, they also have seven emotions and six desires, and they also know how to quarrel.

If you have mental problems, do you need to ask why?

Abstract Of course, it is not, and quarrels with family members may only be due to differences in positions or opinions, which does not mean that there is a mental problem in oneself. Because sometimes, if you are more knowledgeable than your parents. Then, if you don't agree in the process of talking, but your parents think that you should listen to him, then you will have a sense of rebellion in your heart.

Is it a mental problem to quarrel with your family all the time?

Of course not, arguing with your family may only be due to differences in position or opinion, which does not mean that you have a mental problem. Because sometimes, if you are more knowledgeable than your parents. Then, if you don't agree in the process of talking, but your parents think that you should listen to him, then you will have a sense of rebellion in your heart.

Normal people can quarrel, not that only people with mental problems will quarrel.

After all, human beings have invented language, and through language communication, they can convey and express their own ideas, and when ideas and opinions are not in harmony, it is easy to have disagreements and contradictions, and the most obvious manifestation is quarrels.

What if you want to do it in the middle of a quarrel?

Wanting to do something in the process of arguing is actually just a manifestation of emotion.

Most of the reason you do this is that someone has treated you this way before, so you feel like it's a way to fix things.

But in fact, if the other party treats you like this, you will feel very vexatious, and even angry.

What if I do it first.

No matter what it is, how impatient or incomprehensible it is. The one who made the first move must be wrong.

Especially if the person you hit is still your parents, even if you fight with someone else in society, no matter who is the one who is the one who takes the reason, but the person who did it first is wrong.

Have you ever reflected on this question yourself?

Do you feel that it is wrong to hit someone?

Have you ever been treated like this when you were a child?

But it's a little out of control.

I wonder if you have a bad temper? Are you usually introverted?

I don't think I'm thinking about self-harm, right?

No, whether your urge to hit someone will only be more obvious in front of your parents, or if you get along with others, too.

When you're angry, you want to hit someone, and in this case, you're mainly having an emotional control disorder.