Heartbreak Can Feel Like a Withdrawal from Addiction | #heartbreak #heartbroken #brokenheart

Heartbreak often mirrors the pain and longing of addiction withdrawal. When we invest deeply in someone, the emotional attachment can be so intense that losing them feels like losing a part of ourselves.

The brain craves the comfort and familiarity of that connection, leading to feelings of withdrawal when it’s gone.

Healing from this pain requires time, self-care, and reflection on what we learned from the relationship, helping us grow stronger and more resilient.

[BreakupBounce]

Have you ever experienced heartbreak like that?

[BreakupBounce]

Heartbreak often mirrors the pain and longing of addiction withdrawal. When we invest deeply in someone, the emotional attachment can be so intense that losing them feels like losing a part of ourselves.

The brain craves the comfort and familiarity of that connection, leading to feelings of withdrawal when it’s gone.

Healing from this pain requires time, self-care, and reflection on what we learned from the relationship, helping us grow stronger and more resilient.

[MrsSoulRaspberryMate]

It is worse than my entire childhood together. Been 1.5 years now of daily crying.

[johndallessandro]

Took me bout 6 months to realize my ole lady left. Went to take a dump and noticed there weren't any hair scrunchies or tampons under the sink n was like hmmm 🤔🤔🤔

[notmars]

The strange thing is, if you can just hang in and tough it out, you can literally laugh about how sad a certain breakup once made you years later. Do not give up. You will move on and wonder why that person once meant so much to you.

[matthewnorris]

Her message is geared towards woman. She said it herself. Men, be wary of her advice.