A 2025 study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign found that for the average person, it takes 4.18 years for ...

When you’ve been through a breakup, there’s a tendency to pull inward and not want to be around other people. It just seems ...

During this hard process, you’re going to constantly think about them. You want to remember the good and not the bad. Instead ...

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Currently, I understand that breakups are—to put it nicely—awful. Losing someone you cherished so closely is like grieving ...

The time immediately following the shock of a breakup and the time of a mad obsession are driven by the overflow of stress chemicals released by your brain in response to what is happening to you.

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Everyone responds differently, but no matter what you’re feeling (or not feeling) it will fade with time. Sure, maybe walking past Spags or the arcade or their street might make you upset now. But, in ...

Breakups are tough, and it can be hard to know just what comfort content to throw on after. Do you want to cope and cry? Do you want to say “screw you”? Do you want to forget it all and laugh? Have no ...

Breakups can take years to emotionally recover from, with research indicating it takes over four years for the emotional bond ...