Last week, I went an entire day without thinking about my ex-boyfriend – and the realization of this was cause for major celebration. No, this isn’t a fresh breakup by any stretch, which is what makes the celebration all the more warranted. We’ve been broken up for nearly three times
There have been some exes who I thought I would never get over. It actually seemed impossible at times. You know how it goes: the weeks (and months) after a break-up when you can’t see the other person’s picture, avoid their neighbourhood at all costs, steer clear of their hangouts,
It’s always a metaphorical slap in the face when someone you’re into isn’t feeling the same. Not only is it a potential stab to the heart, it’s usually a blow to the ego as well (in fact, it’s sometimes hard to tell the difference). There’s no way around it; it
Your heart feels like it’s physically exposed from your body, raw, and battling the world’s elements. You wake up in bed alone and the sinking realization hits that it’s not a dream. You have no shame in choking back tears on your way to work – actually, you can’t help
New research suggests that women experience more emotional pain in the wake of a breakup than men do – but they also more fully recover. Actually, most of the time, men never fully recover. The conclusions were drawn after researchers from Binghamton University and University College London asked 5,705 participants
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