? I like to squeeze when I see acne. What are the personality characteristics of such people?

Many people like to squeeze when they see a wound, and peel it when they see a wound (whether it is good or not). What kind of personality characteristics does this behavior reflect?

Actually, you were cheated. This one is a tucao sticker!

If from a psychological point of view:

Crowding, obsessive-compulsive disorder, a little perfectionism.

In addition, digging a wound before it is completely healed shows that we are pursuing timely feedback and lack patience, and there may be procrastination in our lives.

In fact, everyone has these phenomena to some extent, and there is no need to take them seriously if they are not serious.

In biology:

The wound will scab when it is about to heal.

Because the newborn peripheral nerves are messy and very sensitive, the outside world will itch a little. Itching makes you scratch unconsciously, which has little to do with psychology.

The wound will itch when it is almost healed, and many people scratch it at that time, which will make the wound worse. At this time, I really want to say that my hands are cheap!

Below, it is a spit sticker.

Don't think that everything is related to psychology!

There is no universal psychological explanation behind many behaviors. After all, people have different behaviors and habits.

I squeeze because I'm free, but I know some people squeeze because they don't look good, some people are obsessive-compulsive, some people want to see pus in them (scared, so abnormal), and some people want to eat scabbed wounds. ...

For another example, someone shakes his leg completely from his second uncle, which has nothing to do with his personality; Some people sweat because they are born with kidney deficiency, not because they have no bottom in their hearts. In short, there are many such things, so don't always talk about personality and psychology. Psychologically innocent people are always shot. ...

It can only be said that these are personal hobbies and habits, and there is no psychological law.

Since some people are always struggling here, let me clarify my attitude:

In fact, some problems involving people's behavior should not be considered simply from personality or people's internal factors, and we should not draw conclusions related to personality casually. Think more about the environment and motivation, and less about the judgment of personality and humanity.

The impact of the environment is enormous. Don't always analyze a person's essence casually through small things. Psychology is not everything!

Part of the text comes from: Cheng Yinan