Sweat! Why do I feel so uncomfortable after reading a novel? What should he do?

There were many reasons for feeling uncomfortable after reading a novel. Fictions are usually fictional. The plot and characters are the product of the author's imagination. They may be different from the reader's real life, so the reader may feel uncomfortable or resonate with them. The novel may trigger the reader's emotional resonance. The reader may be emotionally involved in the process of reading and have an emotional connection with the characters in the novel. This feeling may be different from the reader's real life and emotional state. Therefore, after reading the novel, the reader may feel lost or sad. The novel might have a negative impact on the readers 'psychology. Some novels may describe negative emotions and psychology. The reader may be affected by negative emotions during the reading process and feel uncomfortable. The reader may expect to get some resonance and experience when reading the novel, but this expectation may not be satisfied, so they may feel lost and uncomfortable after reading the novel.

There are many reasons why you feel uncomfortable after reading a novel. Here are some possible reasons: 1. Emotional resonance: novels usually describe some touching stories and emotions. The reader may feel sad because these emotions resonate with themselves. Disappointment: The plot and characters in the novel may make the reader feel lost because they are experiencing or have experienced similar things. 3. Sympathy for the characters: Some characters in the novel may encounter misfortune or pain, which may make the readers feel sympathy and sadness. Reflection on the story: Some novels may make readers reflect on their own lives and values, which may cause them to feel sad. 5 environmental factors: sometimes the plot of the novel may make the readers feel sad because the environment they are in may be similar to the characters in the novel. In short, there were many reasons for the discomfort after reading a novel. It could be due to the characters, plot, emotional resonance, loss, reflection on the story, or because of the environmental factors of the novel.

This was because humans were born with the mentality of seeking novelty and escaping. When we encounter an uncomfortable or disturbing situation, our brains release neurotransmitter such as Dopamine, which will promote our sense of pleasure and help us relieve the discomfort. This sense of pleasure soothes our pain and tension to a certain extent and makes us feel more comfortable. When we read a sadistic novel, we might have a strong emotional resonance and sense of immersion. The plot and characters of the novel may stimulate the emotions deep in our hearts, such as love, hate, fear, loss, and so on. These emotions may make us feel even more painful because we are deeply involved in them. We might crave a temporary sense of comfort and satisfaction by reading sadistic novels to escape reality. This need may stem from our deep desire to escape and seek excitement. Although we may know that this kind of reading experience will not bring true happiness and happiness, we can't help but want to try it. When we encounter an uncomfortable or torturous novel, we may have a strong emotional resonance and a sense of immersion and seek to escape reality through reading.

The reason why you were so happy might be because the plot of the novel was attractive, the characters were drawn, the theme was full of meaning, or the novel triggered a resonance in your heart. The novel was a fictional art form that could resonate with the reader's emotions through detailed descriptions and imaginative imagination. The readers could feel the emotions and thoughts of the characters in the novel and empathize with the characters in the novel, resulting in a strong emotional resonance and a sense of belonging. A good novel would usually involve profound topics such as love, life, freedom, faith, and so on. These topics could trigger the reader's inner thoughts and emotional resonance, so that the reader would be inspired and spiritually satisfied in the process of reading. The plot of a novel was also an important factor in attracting readers. A good novel's plot was full of ups and downs, and it could arouse the interest and curiosity of the readers, making them involuntarily immerse themselves in the world of the novel. Therefore, when you finish reading a novel, you will feel extremely happy because you have successfully captured the essence of the novel and successfully aroused your inner resonance and emotional resonance.

The plot and emotions in many novels were very deep. The readers might resonate with them and become emotionally invested in them during the reading process. When the novel ends, the reader's emotions may end with the end of the story, resulting in a sense of loss and emptiness. The readers might also put themselves in the role of the novel and imagine themselves experiencing the plot of the story. When the story ended, the reader's imagination would also end with it, and they would feel a sense of emptiness and loss. When reading a novel, readers might be immersed in the world of the story and ignore the real world. When the novel ends, the reader will feel a sense of loss and emptiness when they need to return to reality. These are some of the reasons why readers might feel empty after reading a novel. If this feeling persisted, he might need to consider reading other novels to relieve this feeling.

It's normal for your feelings to be emotional reactions caused by the plot of the novel or the character's description. Although the novel is a fictional art form, it can still arouse people's resonance and emotional response. If you feel that some novels make you uncomfortable, you may have negative feelings about the theme, plot, or characters of the novel. This does not necessarily mean that you have a psychological problem. Sometimes we might have an emotional reaction to certain novels because we have a special resonance or emotional connection with certain characters or plots. For example, when we read a novel about war, we might feel shocked and uncomfortable because we have similar experiences or emotions to those characters. Therefore, your feelings are not necessarily psychological problems, but may be due to the novel triggering your emotional reaction. If you feel that your emotional reactions are too strong or persist for a long time, it is recommended that you seek the help of a mental health professional to understand whether your emotional reactions have any underlying psychological problems.

Many novels have deep emotional descriptions and plot twists. During the reading process, readers may feel the author's emotional input and depth of thinking. These emotions and thoughts may affect the reader's emotions. After reading a novel, readers might feel emotional resonance with the plot and characters in the novel, feeling lost and depressed. It was also a common emotional reaction. This feeling might be because the readers found their own shadow in the novel or were affected by the plot and characters, resulting in emotional resonance and a sense of immersion. The readers need to put in their own emotions and thoughts when reading the novel so that they can better understand and experience the emotions and theme of the novel. If you feel uncomfortable or depressed, you can temporarily stop reading and find a quiet place to relax or chat with friends to ease your mood.

There could be many reasons for feeling empty after reading a novel. The novel is a fictional art form that allows readers to resonate and experience emotions by describing the plot and the emotions of the characters. When we read a novel, we will be immersed in it and empathize with the characters. But when we finish reading the novel, those emotions and experiences will disappear, leaving behind a fictional world that is different from our real life.

After reading a novel, one would feel a sense of emptiness mainly because the plot, characters, and theme of the novel deeply attracted the reader's attention. The reader was constantly immersed in the world of the novel during the reading process. However, after the novel ended, the emotions and attention of the readers would be temporarily forgotten, resulting in a sense of loss and emptiness. Perhaps it was because the readers were so attracted by the plot of the novel that they forgot the background of the novel itself and the author's intention. The novel is a fictional art form, and readers need to view the novel as a form of entertainment rather than a source of knowledge or philosophy. Therefore, when the novel is over, the readers will feel a sense of loss because they will not be able to experience the plot of the novel again. The characters and plots in the novel have a certain emotional resonance. The readers may feel emotional resonance because of these elements. However, after the end of the novel, the reader's emotional resonance would disappear with the end of the novel, and it would also create a sense of emptiness. The reader needs to maintain a certain level of attention and participation in order to better understand and experience the plot and characters in the novel. When the novel is over, the reader needs to pause and reflect on his understanding and feelings about the plot and characters in the novel. At the same time, he also needs to find other ways to fill this emptiness, such as chatting with friends, reading other novels, or engaging in other entertainment activities.

After reading a novel, one would feel lost because the novel often depicted an unforgettable story and character. The reader would invest their emotions and imagination into the world of the novel. However, the ending of the novel was often different from what the readers imagined. The readers would feel disappointed and lost, as if they had been deceived. In addition, after reading a novel, it was also a short life experience. The readers would feel that their emotions and thoughts were expressed, but they would also feel lost because of the end of the novel.