How To Deal With Relationship Heartbreak | BTN High

A new study has found 16 to 24-year-olds experience extreme distress after a relationship breakup. We take a look at how to deal with heartbreak and the science behind our brain when it happens.

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[potapotapotapotapotapota]

I'm glad this is getting some light shone on it. One of the most painful things you will ever go through in life is your first breakup. Even when you're older it still hurts, though you will have the mindset and resources to manage it better. Psychologists say that a breakup is the equivalent of grieving the death of a loved one for a lot of people. Yet we as a society don't treat it like it is.

[zigniingiz]

Relationships are hard both way but eventually unless people give up they can always find themselves afterwards even if it takes some soul searching