What is the world of psychopaths like?

The world of the mentally ill can be summed up in one sentence as a self-centered illusory world, and he himself does not know and cannot admit that he is living in the unreal, that is, in his world, there is no boundary between the real and the unreal.

The cause of psychosis is unknown, and heredity has a lot to do with it, if it is clear that it is a psychopath, it needs to be regular for a long time, if it is just a tendency to be mentally ill, then, through the care of family, arrange their lives reasonably, create a harmonious family and social atmosphere for them, and help them build self-confidence, it can be avoided.

Psychosis is a mental disorder:

It refers to the general term for disorders in the functional activities of the brain, resulting in varying degrees of disorders in mental activities such as cognition, emotion, behavior, and volition. The main symptoms of psychosis are insomnia and memory impairment; personality changes; mood changes; behave strangely; and being overly suspicious, among others.

Not suitable for teenagers, especially those who haven't stepped out of school yetThe stage of seeking knowledge is the moment to shape one's three views, and it is also the time to learn survival skills.

Introduction: After all, this book is about the inner world of the mentally ill, the inner reality is strong but not suitable for survival, and children who don't know what to do are easy to fall into the strange circle and misunderstanding of why I must adapt to survival. No why, if you don't have to bear the life or don't want to bear it, someone will have to take it for you, and it is often the person who loves you.

Everyone is round or something, but the box is not unique, they all have fellowship with others, or there is a part that we have in common, the difference is only in the amount of intersection, when we have to seek our own so-called wholeness, in fact, we are also robbing others of their integrity.

Or this is my three views, we must first bear our own physical body, and then we can bear the inner world, otherwise everything is empty talk.

The book describes everyone's inner world logically and logically, truthfully, pretending to be the mouth of a mentally ill person, telling the real inner world, removing hypocrisy, pandering, temptation, suspicion, scruples and other things that so-called normal people have.

Everyone will be very real when facing themselves, as for the high concepts and high knowledge reserves in the book, etc., I think it is actually about the preciousness and energy brought by a person's concentration. Focus and perseverance are the foundation of stability, and when they go along with it, there is a greater sense of security and belonging, of course, when they are against each other, there will be unusually solid friction collisions, and even blood.