Why do relationships go wrong so easily?There were many reasons why relationships were prone to problems. First of all, there were differences in the thinking of men and women. For example, when there was a conflict, the boy's goal thinking might target the girl's emotions and apologize only to make the other party happy, instead of realizing the nature of the problem. This could easily form a vicious circle. Secondly, the lack of effective communication and too little interaction were also common factors. After marriage, they might feel that the relationship was stable and no longer tried to maintain it. They might be busy with each other, resulting in less interaction. Or when there was a conflict, such as dealing with the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, the husband could not deal with it properly, but avoided or favored one side, which would make each other's hearts gradually drift apart. Furthermore, an unbalanced emotional investment would also cause problems. A relationship was a matter between both parties. If only one party was involved, the relationship would easily crack. In addition, old wounds had not healed. If one party had not walked out of the previous relationship, it would also affect the current relationship. In addition, if one could not understand the differences in communication between boys and girls, such as the difference between boys 'decision-making thinking and girls' tentative thinking, it would also lead to contradictions. Finally, when the emotional account was "insufficient," the "supporting role" of life usurped the throne, the "wings" of empathy were broken, and the "pace" of change was inconsistent, relationships were prone to problems.
Why do geniuses go crazy so easily?From a physiological point of view, neurophysiologists have found that talented people show extraordinary talent in a certain field because the brain area responsible for this ability is isolated. This area is particularly well developed, but in other aspects, it may perform like an ordinary person or even lower than an ordinary person. This brain structure may be the physiological basis for geniuses to have mental problems. For example, Einstein proposed the theory of relativity with a high IQ, but he had language and reading difficulties.
From a psychological point of view, some geniuses had special psychological traits. For example, as a genius mathematician, Nash's pride and paranoia stemmed from his inner desire to control. He wanted to control things that were related to him. When this psychological trait collided with the uncertainty of the external world, it could lead to psychological imbalance. His talent in mathematics made him immersed in his own world and lacked communication with the outside world. His inner loneliness made him fill the world with his imagination and talk to virtual characters until he was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
In addition, according to historical statistics, some studies on celebrities found that a certain proportion of celebrities suffered from mental illnesses. Some geniuses might have hidden genes for mental illnesses such as schizophrenia. For example, Newton and Kant suffered from schizophrenia, Caesar and Napoleon suffered from epilepsy, and Pushkin and Goethe suffered from manic depression.
At the same time, geniuses often needed to invest a lot of effort in their creation or research. This kind of high-intensity investment might cause great pressure on their mental state. When faced with pressure, their psychological adjustment mechanism might be unbalanced, and they might easily go crazy.
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