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This is the so-called hesitation of urinary hesitation, which is often a psychological problem, and it still needs to be solved fundamentally, such as relaxing emotions, changing concentration, closing eyes to adjust breathing, and gently spitting the word "shh" from the mouth when exhaling to improve.

It's normal for boys, especially to be timid when going to the toilet.

Don't be nervous, just go a few more times with your friends.

Shy and nervous, when urinating, focus on the person next to him, worry about whether he is observing himself, his body can't relax, and of course he can't pee out. Not bold enough to show your mentality in front of others. Psychology belongs to the immature stage.

It doesn't matter, people, they all look like that, and it would be nice to be older and experience more things in the future. It's not obsessive-compulsive disorder, I believe you're not there yet. Don't worry too much and just let it be.

PS: Now I don't know if psychology is too fashionable, and a term pops up at every turn, which scares people to death. Pay attention to the distinction and don't believe these terms easily.

Have you ever been frightened when you went to the toilet before? If so, you can start with psychological counseling.

It's really a psychological problem, just regulate it yourself.