In my application, there are post, comment, vote entities.

I injected post service, comment service to verify the data to vote.

VoteService

@Transactional
public boolean votePost(Member currentMember, Long postId)
{
    Post post = postService.getPostById(postId);
    Optional<Vote> optionalVote = voteRepository.findByMemberAndPost(currentMember, post);

    if(optionalVote.isPresent())
    {
        voteRepository.delete(optionalVote.get());
        return false;
    }

    else
    {
       voteRepository.save(new Vote(currentMember, post));
       return true;
    }
}

and also I need vote service in post service and comment service to check the logged-in user’s vote status.

VoteService

public boolean checkIfMemberVotedPost(Long memberId, Long postId)
{
    return voteRepository.existsVoteByMemberIdAndPostId(memberId, postId);
}

public boolean checkIfMemberVotedComment(Long memberId, Long commentId)
{
    return voteRepository.existsVoteByMemberIdAndCommentId(memberId, commentId);
}

But in this case, bean circular dependency error will occur.

I would like to know a better design or approach.

I know that using @Lazy can handle this problem but is this a valid solution instead of redesigning the application?