26 years old, I can't live any longer, and I want to be a nun.

Seriously, I first heard about obsessive-compulsive disorder from your question.

You said you couldn't get out and wanted to be a nun.

I want to ask, do you want to be a nun because of obsessive-compulsive disorder? In addition, do you expect your symptoms to be alleviated or disappeared after you become a monk?

1 I need to be a nun because of obsessive-compulsive disorder. I don't quite agree. Living in the present, like taking an examination of civil servants, also needs some conditions. Have you ever thought about it? Do you have these conditions? I live in Suzhou Industrial Park now, and there is a reunion temple next to it. Every month, every once in a while, when we go to work by bus in the morning, we will go with several monks almost the same age. They are all graduates of famous schools in psychology or other disciplines. Now they are all professional monks, working during the day and going home at night. A few years ago, the famous Hanshan Temple in Suzhou recruited professional temple staff with a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan. I don't think everyone wants to do these jobs.

Can your symptoms slow down or disappear after becoming a monk? I don't think we can expect this. You can't be a nun the first day and change the next. At least it takes a long running-in period. Maybe you can change a little. You are now 26 years old, the golden age of a woman's life. If you really become a monk, after a few years, if your obsessive-compulsive disorder is relieved, you will find that as a woman, you may lose something that other women have but you don't, such as boyfriends and children. ........

I checked the information. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is just a mental tangle, not a physical problem. I can encourage you at the first meeting. I guess your parents, friends and colleagues still encourage you. You should actively treat and improve your own entanglement and enjoy a better life as soon as possible. As long as there is the sun in your heart, where is not an oasis!