Dad believes in fortune telling very much. He told me at home that I wanted a divorce. It's always on my lips. It's disgusting. Please take a look at it for me.

Don't be superstitious about feudalism, but believe in your own love.

If it hasn't developed to the level of "love", it's just a good feeling or a good feeling. Then don't get married yet. Keep getting along.

Don't have psychological hints, which is absolutely bad for your emotional path.

See the following passage from the internet. Let me show you. I hope it helps. I hope your father can see it, too.

He has been hinting that your first marriage ended in tragedy, which is really bad. I hope he can change his mind.

I really hope everyone will bless you and not be influenced by feudalism.

Hint, in essence, is a person's emotions and ideas, which will be influenced by others' subconscious to varying degrees. People will unconsciously accept the influence and psychological hints of people they like, admire, trust and worship. This tip is one of the cornerstones to make your dream come true. ...

Pygmalion effect:

Prince Pygmalion of ancient Cyprus loved sculpture. One day, he succeeded in shaping the image of a beautiful woman, and looked at her fondly every day. Looking at it, the beauty actually lived.

1968, two American psychologists came to a primary school. They chose three classes from grade one to grade six and conducted a serious "development test" among the students. Then, they will inform the relevant teachers of the list of students with excellent development possibilities in a favorable tone. Eight months later, they came to this school for a second interview. In this way, the students on the list have made remarkable progress in their grades, their mood and personality are also more cheerful, eager to learn, dare to express their opinions, and their relationship with teachers is particularly harmonious.

In fact, this is an expected psychological experiment conducted by psychologists. The list they provided was completely random. They hint at teachers through "authoritative lies" and strengthen their confidence in the students on the list. Although teachers always keep these lists in their hearts, they still nourish the hearts of these students through their eyes, smiles and tone. In fact, they played the role of Pygmalion. Students are subtly influenced, so they become more confident, and the torrent of hard work ripples in their veins, so they study harder unconsciously in their actions, and as a result, they make rapid progress. This amazing experiment was later called "pygmalion effect" or "Rosenthal Effect".

Therefore, pygmalion effect is also summarized as:

"Say you can, you can, you can't; Say you can't, you can't, you can't.