Tips Jan 14, 2020 23:08

How do you deal with someone whose moods are constantly up and down?

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Is it best to just leave them alone? It’s not something that can really be cured, is it?
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斉藤さんだぞ♪
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I’m Saito, a relationship-club columnist♪ Because of the nature of a dating club, people tend to let their true selves show since it’s easier to be open and honest. But basically, that never changes. If it had changed, their business would have grown several times larger by now. You see so many business owners getting angry on TV, and there are plenty of arrogant executives around me as well. It feels like such a waste. I believe the capacity and intensity to fight should be kept inside.
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I’m a male member, BB7. Is this person a man or a woman? If she’s a woman, some people experience severe mood swings due to PMS or hormonal fluctuations. In those cases, medication prescribed by a gynecologist may help manage the symptoms to some extent. If it’s just occasional moodiness, it’s best to keep a reasonable distance while continuing to see her. But if the mood swings are severe enough to seem pathological due to psychological or mental health issues, that’s not something an amateur should try to handle. Suggest a psychiatric clinic or counseling instead. Some people get better, while others don’t. The more you try to fix things for her, the more deeply you’ll get involved—and you may end up damaging your own mental health.
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だて◎ゆめ
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. That’s a really difficult question. I wonder how many points Mac would give it(笑) I’d choose to “leave it alone.” As they say, “If you don’t bother the gods, they won’t curse you”(笑)
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