Does a part of you die after a breakup?

[Anonymous]

I feel like a part of me has died after my breakup. It’s sad I never knew a relationship could cause this much hurt

A part of you died after a heartbreak

No that’s not true

A total of 14 votes were cast: 6 girls and 8 guys. See detailed results

[SueShe]

I don't think you can state that a part of you dies with a breakup. It certainly must feels like a deep sorrow if you loved that person for a long time. If that breakup was after just a few days or weeks or relationship, then people tend to be quickly over that breakup.

It is quite a difference between a long term separation (like 30+ years) and a short time relationship breakup.

I can imagine that those that have been together for a lifelong feel a different kind of emotion than those with a short term relationship (less than 1 year).

However, saying that part of you dies is exaggerated. As long as you are not physically dead, you cannot really speak about death. A breakup may leave a void or an emotional stress but not death.

[choco-latte]

I think each relationship and breakup changes you a little bit, and in some instances a lot. But they’re all lessons, life didn’t start and won’t end with them.

[Anonymous]

Less and less each time. I'm pretty well numb to the opposite gender anymore. If so stays cool, is she leaves, alright.😆 i really don't expect anything permanent anymore.😆

[exitseven]

Yes, relationships come with so much hope and promise that when they end all that hope goes with it

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Calyptomaniac]

It can if you let the relationship define you too much or made your whole life about it. You need some balance so it doesn't become who you are.

[Nikki1989]

Nah, but I have never been that weak. Life goes on.

[Anonymous]

Not really. It would if I broke up with the person I'm with now though.

[Abbycado]

Didn’t for me. Sad, but life goes on.

[Alex-Snow]

Only if you let it happen

[dudeinohio]

No. You could end up finding someone way better.