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Is it too much pressure to study?

Or is there something wrong?

The psychologist's diagnostic process is usually to know what has happened to you recently or what you remember that has a big impact on you.

The subconscious mind is an iceberg beneath the surface of the water, and if you want to know the reason for the sudden change in your heart, you still have to find the answer in your experience.

You're just a freshman year this year, and your surroundings have changed, either because of anxiety caused by the geography or insecurity during the adaptation period, which takes time to transition and overcome.

There is also a sense of impetuousness and difficulty in adapting that may be caused by changes in the social environment. Leaving one's parents and facing everything new in college alone is something normal for normal people to feel. At this time, you need to open the lock in your heart, meet more new friends, have more contact with the people around you, and participate in some social activities, such as evening parties and other activities in school.

Okay, I'm tired of writing, and I wish you a good time to get through this period soon

College students, empty and noisy ......

Find more things to enrich yourself, and don't spend a lot of time thinking about suicide or something.

People who never doubt themselves feel abnormal, and I will see it after a while, although there will be a painful stage in the middle, but this is growth, and the re-recognition and shaping of the self.

You've just entered college, and you certainly haven't gotten out of the atmosphere of high school yet. It's normal to feel lonely in your heart, and you can try to make some close friends. I believe that you can overcome the heart barrier and usher in a new future!

When you have self-doubt, it shows a psychological conflict.

It would be painful to be at war with yourself.

When you want to jump down, you don't consciously think about whether to jump or not, it's just impulsive, which means that you just want to jump out of this conflict.

Be brave and face it, you are the master, and no matter how big the conflict is, you have the final say. Be happy.

Live well, there will always be a day to stand up.

Set yourself a goal, what you want to become. Work for it.

Ay! Pluck up the courage to jump! Emptiness. Helpless. The friends around you are going to their life path one by one, and you are not yet overwhelmed. I'm the same age as you, but the only difference is that I didn't go to high school!

Think about it? Don't you feel like the IQ you have now is a waste on you? Is there a difference between you and an orangutan with an IQ of 70-90?

Although the human mind has evolved, it is also a kind of degradation, which leads to the current factors in all aspects, although you can't correctly understand the meaning of degradation! But I can tell you for sure, definitely, and definitely

After you go on like this, you will be a lamb in society, a burden to the family, and a cripple in life. Do you understand? Think about it!

If you don't have the courage to jump, I really hope you know for yourself!

When you are stressed, you will have such an urge, it is recommended to relax your emotions, read more books, and communicate more with friends.

I'm like that sometimes, it's fine! Think about the terrible fall.

Freud tells us that people have not only an instinct to live, but also an instinct to die.

Your impulse is a human instinct, anyone has it, and if someone says no, then he must not be human.

Brother, as the old saying goes: I decided very early on that I would never think again in this life.

I don't think you have any psychological problems, it should be normal.

Because when I tried to speculate on your thoughts, I thought so.

Why do you "stand on the edge of the balcony and have a downward urge to jump." "That's because you're standing on the balcony, I guess many people have this impulse, of course, things can't be said to be so simple, it has something to do with the fact that you have just entered your freshman year, yes, a person enters the freshman year, and the time before and after the college entrance examination must be very tiring, well, it may be that you have recently entered the stage of freshman year and the shadow of that time is still there.

Well, now that you're in college, the old days have passed, and you don't need to think about it anymore, but it still seems to be hovering in your mind. You're in your freshman year, you're already standing on the balcony, thinking about the past, you seem to have temporarily lost a support point, so you have the urge to jump down from the balcony.

Analyzing this, as for you asking: Recently, I have been thinking crankily and restless, what's going on? I guess the answer is pretty clear, right?

It's okay, don't think about it, plunge into a new university life as soon as possible, I'm sure you'll soon be in a state of mind with the past or the present saying bye-bye! Life will surely be full of happiness and sunshine.

It's okay, I have this thought every time I stand on a high place, what happens if I jump?

But that's just fantasy.

Walk more, exercise more, read books or something. Talk to a friend or something.

If the urge is still getting stronger, then go to the doctor, it's okay!

Take a break from school, you need to relax.

It's something that everyone has pretty much experienced. The main thing is to put your mentality in a good way, always think on the good side, and find your own meaning in life.

Play more with friends Relax and listen to soft music

It's nothing, it's just that you're too depressed yourself, chat more with your dormitory classmates, our school last month had a freshman brother jump off the building, that is, just arrived in the new environment no one understands, no one talks, suppresses yourself, so it will produce depression, it is recommended to have more contact with classmates, participate in more outdoor activities, I believe you will get better, be a cheerful and optimistic person.

I think you've been depressed recently or subconsciously, and you may not realize that you want to jump down is actually a subconscious sign of wanting to release stress, so spend more time with friends to make the most of it, or go on a short trip.

I've had similar experiences with you before. I lived alone, had no job, no money, no family, friends, classmates, and no one to talk to all day. Asking yourself all day why you want to live?

The whole person became nervous, and he walked on the road thinking about letting the car crash to death. Ay! It was a miserable time.

I knew that if I continued like this, I would not be suicidal, and I would have to be insane. I started talking to strangers, going out as much as I could, and most importantly, making more friends, so that I wouldn't be thinking all day long with the guidance of my friends. Also, watch more comedies, sketches, cross talk, listen to music and the like.

If you really can't do it, go to a psychiatrist!

Good luck with a speedy recovery!

Talk to your classmates more often (even if you don't study, you have to get to know them better).

I remember when I first went to college, I talked in class during the day and studied in the evening (this is how the day passed, and at the end I spent another month to review my homework, of course, in my freshman year), especially with those who were not in the same dormitory! When you first enter college, you should have a strong sense of curiosity.

Your classmates are all from all over the world, and it's fun to listen to their dialects, and you can also talk to your classmates if you want to vent your feelings, maybe they have the same mood as you, and you will always find a topic you like.

Look at the psychiatrist at the school, there's nothing to be afraid of!!

Think about happy things, make a few good friends, and you'll be better soon、、、

Maybe it's too much psychological pressure! Socialize with friends and don't allow yourself to be alone so you don't think about it so much!

If you jump first, you won't want to jump later, and you won't think about it that much.

If you think about the consequences, you won't be impulsive, you don't live for yourself, your life group has paid too much for you, and you are irresponsible to other people, such as your parents, friends, and teachers.

People will encounter emotional lows, especially if you have just entered college and are in an unfamiliar environment, the low-tide period will be especially obvious. People should be able to relax and learn to relax themselves and release stress. Think on the bright side when you encounter problems.

What do you think of when you stand on the balcony and want to jump? Suicide? Or do you want to be one with nature?

The latter, of course. The thought of the latter, the beauty of nature, will delight you. Take a break to play in nature with your friends and enjoy the winter scenery, when the low tide will soon pass!

I haven't had a girlfriend yet.

Go hand in one

When you stand on the balcony, don't you have an inexplicable impulse?Not only is it cranky, but it's also dreaming, I can't sleep well, and it takes a long time to fall asleep every time I go to bed?

It's too stressful.

You go out and around with your best friends.

Take a little less stress off and you'll be fine.

It's okay, it's normal. It is very precious for you to shift your focus and participate in more activities [such as sports, social practice, volunteering, club activities, social organizations, etc.], so as to make the most of your university time.

It doesn't matter if you have a girlfriend or not, the key is to participate in social practices and charity activities to enrich your life and bring you material and spiritual wealth at the same time. By the moment you graduate, you'll find that your college life is too meaningful.

Good luck little brother

Jump, do you dare?

Don't even have the courage to adapt to a new environment, and have the courage to commit suicide?

You have obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

Appears to be a general psychological problem.

Specific problems are analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

It is recommended that you talk to a psychiatrist for details.

I studied counselling.

If you don't mind.

I can help you.