B. Cry and shout until all the pressure is released. C. eat and drink, fill your stomach. D. Chatting with friends, hoping to release the pressure of friends. A: You think it is a responsibility to make yourself beautiful every day, so you often do whatever it takes to be beautiful. In terms of losing weight, you can't help trying any diet, aerobic exercise, diet therapy or any other secret recipe. In skin care, beauty, adolescence, acne and so on. Are all important things you care about. In order to love beauty, you not only spent your usual salary, but also spent all the hard-earned extra money. C: Deep down, you are very eager to be loved, so you often spend money to please your beloved lover, hoping to please him or her and make him or her love you more. From eating romantic candlelight dinners to buying designer clothes and expensive gifts, as long as it is for love, people will spend money first. It is your usual style to spend a lot of money in pursuit of love. I suggest you stop. Love piled up with money may not be strong. Choose D: You squander money because you are too soft-hearted and enthusiastic. Friends are very important to you. They occupy a large proportion in your life. You depend on and trust your friends very much. When they are in financial difficulties and ask you for financial help, you are often soft-hearted and willing to lend a helping hand because you can't bear to refuse, plus your warm heart. It often costs a lot of money in the end. E: When you feel that life is boring, you will have an impulse to spend money and buy some novel things to make yourself less boring. In this way, you often have a whim and buy many novel and interesting things, from the latest mobile phone and the most dazzling stereo to all kinds of strange clothes and accessories. However, after buying it, you are likely to regret it, because you have spent a lot of money indiscriminately, and you will feel a little heartache. Personal opinion: financial management is also a science. I used to like to spend money on things like you. As long as I like it, I will buy what is useful and useless. Now I'm starting to save money, and I'm beginning to see results. I think you should set yourself a goal first. This goal can be something you need, something you've always wanted to buy, and something expensive (for example, I'm making money to buy a notebook now). With this goal, you will spend more sparingly. It's best to keep an account of all the money you spend, and then take out the account book to see what you bought, distinguish which ones are necessary and which ones are dispensable, and remind yourself to spend rationally next time, so as to persevere.