American Psychiatric Association: self-portrait is a mental illness

The American Psychiatric Association has identified self-made addiction as a mental illness. American psychologists define self-addiction as obsessive compulsive disorder, which is characterized by a desire to take pictures and upload photos to social networks to compensate for the loss of self-esteem in real life. This mental illness is divided into three levels. The first level is the situational self-portrait. Self-portrait At least three times a day, but not uploaded to the social network. The second level is serious self-portrait. Take a photo of yourself at least three times a day and upload it from photos to social networks. The third level is long-term self-portrait. Resist the urge to take a picture of yourself, upload it at least six times a day. Psychologists have pointed out that drugs to treat this mental illness have not yet been developed. But some netizens in the global Trend news website commented on the story of their own solution: to throw away the phone.