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Why do men go dead cold after getting their heart broken? Don't they heal?

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  • MarkHrdman
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    Xper 5 Age: 47 , mho 53%
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    Have you ever heard the experession ice queen.

    A stone cold heartless bitch. Thats not the same as a male.

    Some wounds live a scare. Enough wounds damage someone...

    But your problem is thinking a man is like a woman. Which they aren't.

    So asking why someone is hurt is something you already know the answer too.

    Wanting to know why a man isn't like a woman is something you now know the answer too.

    here's something you dont understand, without closure it can be difficult to move on and with no one else to talk to about being able to talk to the person to get closure from, then it is pointless, just like all other effort being meaningless, hence your term for being dead inside but I've got news for you the world is dead inside to different people, so just because youve seen a ray of sunshine and hope in someone doesn't mean that anything else can reverse what has happened to cause the instance which caused them to change.

    People can change. In general people dont for someone to have, you shouldn't have any expectations of someone to suddenly react differently but wounds mend over time but it doesn't change circumstances. there's somethings you can't change no matter what you do but there are things you can do. The question is, if you're really listening to whats going on, rather then avoiding it to look at another avenue to get what you want because you have to remember that this is not about you or potentually you're the person who as caused the problem but lets just consider that its not your fault because you're not the one who caused the situation to be asking about what you can do for someone who you're not responsible for causing the problem with.

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    • MarkHrdman
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      @Pegases you're gay. Its not advice. Its who you're 😆👉

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  • Pegases
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    Something not spoken on enough, is how savagely manipulative women can be. Women often dont realize how many women unsuspecting men encounter women that are cold and broken narcissists, and often downplay the fact that we too can be hurt by women. As if we don't have emotions as well. The difference is men rarely have outlets to express genuine emotion, because our society demonizes men for having emotions, while also claiming men should be more open with our emotions, which further drives men to eventually opt to keep them to ourselves. Women aren't better at managing emotions in my experience, in fact most women are just as bad, its just that it's socially acceptable for women to express them. So this idea that women have it all together emotionally is a fallacy. Men do indeed need more outlets to express human emotions, but society deosnt work that way, and it's imperative for every man to understand that in order to protect his peace. Therapy is they key, and every man's best friend. Don't allow women to change who you are.

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    • Pegases
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      @MarkHrdman take your own advice

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  • Anonymous
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    I really hate generalizing, but I must admit that it feels like men really get more hurt and heal slower then women... I don't know why is that, maybe because women are more tolerant to physical pain and can multitask better? I know when my heart is broken I am completely devestated and feel like dying, but kind of accept that feeling as something I will carry 24/7 for some time now, like a cancer, and continue with my daily tasks anyway like a robot because I have to survive the day somehow. One time I ended up in a hospital because I was crying for like 6 days non-stop and dehydrated, lol. But almost every time after I get out of that state and heal, the feeling is very empowering; like making me stronger for next battle! It's sort of an adrenaline rush. I don't think men get this empowering feeling after they heal, what I see mostly they end up damaged and with trauma and avoiding anything that even resembles the past experience. They think "same shit, different person" even though they are very, very wrong. And they are actually not healed with that kind of thinking, the only way to heal is to think "different shit, different person".

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      Okay. Let me ask you a question: You're in your early 30s. How many times have you gotten your heart broken so far?

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    • Anonymous
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      @Jamie05rhs Can't even count xD every ex so I'd say 14 times?

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    • Anonymous
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      The point is to ALWAYS be prepared for a hearthbreak.

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      Okay. Thank you for your honesty. Here's my follow-up:
      You say it isn't "same shit, different person.". But, in your case, it is. Let's just be honest. Look at the facts. It's the same damn shit every time: You break up, and you get a broken heart.
      Why do women continue doing this to themselves? Putting themselves through this trauma. To us men, it doesn't make any sense. It's total foolishness. Complete insanity.
      We don't operate in that way. We're not masochists like y'all are.

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    • Anonymous
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      @Jamie05rhs I get you. To be honest, sometimes I think the same. But realistically speaking, we don't know what's gonna happen and how it's gonna be. We can only assume, and the problem is that those assumptions are affecting our decisions. It's pure fear, and fear is an illusion bad shit happening is invevetible. Life is constant mix of good and bad. So there is no other way then to accept it and bravely face on your worst fears. The more we expose ourselves to our fears, the stronger and braver we become. It toughens our hearths and skin so we exprerience hearthbreaks with more easy each time. And honestly, being brave is super attractive, and when you are attractive chances that you'll get hearthbreak are less. You will more likey attract other brave people. All in all, love is not some kind of end game, it's the game. Some people play it with one partner long term, some with many short-term, but in the end the experiences, the amazing things that happen along the way, the possibilities and journes that every relationship takes us to, is worth the hearthbreak. So it's up to you to chose; either you're gonna shut down completely and go solo through life or with the company. But know that you will experience hearthbreak in some way or another many times through life whether you are solo or with someone. Romantic breakups are hard for sure, but there are worst things in life that can happen, and if you ask me I'd rather have someone to hold my hand through those rough times then go through it alone. At least romantic hearthbreak I know I can survive alone, but I'm not sure about things...

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    • Heterosketero
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      Feel free to DM me if you would like to know more.

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      I still don't understand your philosophy, but thank you for explaining it. 😊

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    • Jdjfjcjj
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      It's true men do heal slower but many don't jump into something new until they are able to at least bury their emotions deep enough where the only time its resurrected is if they start to feel like they are about to relive it. In general, men tend to think they will be seen as weak if they have to talk about it with others.

      Women on the other hand can talk to their friends who generally will simply agree with everything she says, and then they quickly move to next guy and unload on him how their ex was toxic.
      In my opinion, more of than not, neither really truly heal, but men don't show the trauma until provoked. Women show it overtly.

      As far as being hurt, most men go through this many times until they realize that men and women playing by different rules. We assume that the other person understands the general ideas of a relationship and agree on what constitutes what. For example, men and women tend to have different definitions for what commitment in a relationship means.

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    • pass_the_celery98
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      Women get wayyyyy more support and reassurance.

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    • Anonymous
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      @pass_the_celery98 true, but to be honest most of my hearthbreaks I went through alone. Sure, friends knew and tried to help, but whether they were there or not for me the pain was still the same. Feeling a bit better during 10 min of conversation with a friend, then as soon as I'm alone back to misery. Actually in some cases I wish my friends weren't involved at all because we talk so much about it and keep reminding of it each other because of that. Like for example, if I'm feeling somewhat better one day, my friend might send me an "empowering song" to like cheer me up or something, but it might have a reverse effect. And then all the drama and gossips between each other, really sometimes even makes it worse. Not saying it's better to not have any support but honestly guys are better at distractions. When I'm in my hearthbreak state, ironically I turn mostly to my guy friends doing stupid shit because I know they won't pester me about my emotional state.

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      @Anonymous The last thing you said makes a lot of sense.

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  • Tina19
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    What i have noticed personally around me is that men take lot of time to heal from heart break and find it very difficult to trust someone again because they don't want to go through the emotional pain again in life as men are not allowed to speak and share about their emotions so they suffer by themselves whereas females can still talk about it without any fear of being called emotional or weak person however exceptional cases are always there

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  • FilmGuy93
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    Everyone heals differently, but that doesn't mean they forget how they were treated. My last relationship legitimately changed me as aperson. The only reason I got anything good out of it was because I made the intentional choice to.

    A woman you trusted doing a 180 on you and deciding that you're her enemy fucks with your mind.

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    • RavVid
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      That sums it up well. I'd just add you've probably learnt from your first relation ship your trust and Faith was misplaced and you will never be so blind again. Capitalizing faith as it is different to trust.

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    • Heterosketero
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      Well said. Yeah, will never even know what I did to some. One cheated on me simply because she wasn't done cheating on her ex, 2 years into dating me... so counterinquiringly, do women ever heal? Because that one didn't, and she's a Yogi and it bothers me. Doesn't keep me up at night anymore though, life has a way of snapping you to it.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @RavVid a lot of times, it becomes a rung in a ladder after a drop in a ravine.

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  • cunnilinguist
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    It's a natural defence mechanism. Something hurts you, you learn to avoid it. It's a bit like touching the hot stove. Yes you do heal, but then you why would you touch it again if you know what will happen will hurt you? Once we learn what the nature of the female principle is we avoid it like hell, unless the payoff is temporarily more favorable. But we know it never ends well. That game has been played for thousands of years by billions of players. We know how it goes, no need to fall victim. We are intelligent, we can learn from the mistakes of others.

    Yet for some reason we seem to be endowed with a fallacy called hope, making ourselves think that this time it will be different, or I can do what no others could. I will be more tolerant. I will love more.

    At the end of the day it's just a journey of self-discovery, just like everything else in life. What does Agent Smith say in the Matrix? "... as a species, human beings define their reality through misery and suffering." Ain't that true though?

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  • Anonymous
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    We don't handle feelings the way women do. Women look at love as a cup that constantly needs to be refilled. Through whatever she deems be it acts, words, etc. Men on the other hand generally look at love as a light switch. And that light switch is either off or on. And when she flips it off in our mind depending what she did to flip it off might mean it doesn't come back on. That DOESN'T mean he doesn't love you anymore or isn't capable of loving you anymore. It just means he forced not to for his own protection.

    I've said many times I still care about every woman I've ever loved. I don't know own how you can just stop caring about someone. When they're in my heart they're in there forever. Butif we're not together anymore I have to turn that switch off for my own protection.

    I'm not sure if what I'm saying is translating to you. It basically comes down to trust. You may still care about them, but you just can't afford to trust them, to give then your heart anymore.

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  • Anonymous
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    Here's the thing -- I think girls and women assume guys and men have it easier. Each gender has its difficulties in life. But I will be blunt, I hate modern day feminism, it is ideologies are toxic. I don't hate women, it's okay to hate an ideology. Just because I live in the west doesn't mean I support war crimes for the sake of capitalism. If a man gets divorced, the courts will be against it and favour the woman if she initiated the divorce, the problems. A guy or man can lose everything he worked hard for and women are emotional creatures. Nowadays, women and girls want to sell their body online for money. The same way women knit picked guys who cheat or act like players, women won't take accountability, they call it liberating. Women at least have options. A girl can be 250 pounds and 1 or 2 on the looks scale and still get DMs from dudes compared to a guy who's a 7, has a good job, his own place, funny, independent, etc. We guys are tired of the numerous rejects, to be viewed as sickos, freaks and assholes labelled by women 24/7. I've been ghosted by girls and now i'm just numb to girls doing stupid shit, I don't care anymore. The days of pursuing girls with genuine interest for a relationship with 1 person and let that relationship blossom is over. I lost my faith with women, again this is not hate it's how I feel towards them.

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  • Guy13
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    When a Man’s heart leaps the emotional chasm and participates, we attach in a way that the women can not understand as she does Emotion easily.

    Men are crushed plus our tendency is to avoid while moving forward leaving us as “Ungrieved”. We are an emotional train wreck seeking any and all “vices and devices” to alleviate, depress, or block out Loss.

    We can easily rebound hop on 4-6 month intervals for two years and still be “Ungrieved” from that one life altering relationship devastation. It would be like not grieving if mom or dad died.

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  • Hellraiser1984
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    Because it hurts really bad. Women can get guys like that, men have to put in a lot of work into courting you. I stopped trying because I can't take the pain anymore. We don't heal in the way you do. There's way more pressure on a guy getting a girlfriend than a woman getting a boyfriend. If we are single other men see us as weak and not a man. We have to prove to other men all the time that we are strong and not gay. We can't show or talk about our emotions ever because it's for the weak. We go cold because we can't let it out ever.

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    • suzzieQ
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      Well maybe a perspective change needs to happen, and men need to stop using women as status symbols and indicator of masculinity.

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  • OfMiceandMen
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    Ya, they heal, but a piece of them always remembers being treated poorly, just like most women.

    So the defenses come up, especially, if the girl starts exhibiting behavior like the last girl that broke his heart.

    However, if he decides to carry on with life, he has to make sure he doesn't carry his dislike for his ex's over to the next relationship, it is unfair to label someone that has shown him no ill will.

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  • Anonymous
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    Sure we heal. But we also learn. You ladies always complain about being taken advantage of sexually, and that IS bad, but imagine being taken advantage of for a free place to live, gifts, money, and taking care of things that she doesn't want to deal with, while being sexually neglected and told that it's your fault, just to find out in the end that she never really loved you, and that all those things women say they look for in a "good man" are really just conveniences they want in their lives without having to give anything in return.

    That's a hard lesson to learn when you've been taught all your life that women are more mature, virtuous, and loyal than men. But when you do learn it, it sticks.

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  • Being_a_good_Indian
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    Loss of a relationship is often a common cause of why men go cold suddenly. Some men turn cold towards their ex-partners even though they maintain cordial relationships with even their competitors. It is not common in modern days. Some men may also become irritated, depressed, or mentally anxious to curb their pain.

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  • Anonymous
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    When men love, they actually love. It isn’t just while it suits them, like how women love. Also women heal by getting another dick in her and masking her pain with endless other male attention.

    men do not yet endless female attention, and we don’t get emotionally invested through sex, so fucking someone else would be fun but it doesn’t help us by transferring emotions onto another body.

    We lose faith in everything we ever believed. We stop trusting in women, love, and everything we have been told.

    The magic of women goes away and we start seeing patterns and similarities in everyone of them.

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  • Moose304
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    In my case, I am not cold. I am indifferent. When I was cheated on I lost the ability to trust again. I still see women. I still sleep with them. I will never allow them into the inner parts of my heart. In my case, it is not about healing. It is about trusting again. I simply don't! Some betrayals are that bad.

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  • SolitarySolace
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    After being cheated on 3 times, and then falsely accused before choosing to remain alone for almost 9 years now, yeah each experience at least led me to go dead cold. No more second chances if I even allow there to be a first. Wouldn’t surprise me if other men do the same as I do.

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  • suzzieQ
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    Healing is a choice and sometimes it takes conscious effort to heal. Some times people have to make an intentional choice to get better, but sometimes people would rather let an open wound fester and turn necrotic and infect their entire being.

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  • DubiousIntentions
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    Some people have hearts as cold as ice.

    https://www.youtube.com/embed/-BcId4_4vO4
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  • bolverk
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    Its a self defence reaction, when we've been hurt we withdraw, and do not want to be put in the same position again. Healing can take one hell of a long time, it can take months, years, maybe never.

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  • Anonymous
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    Women generally get way more love than men on an average. Men are being told to compartmentalise their emotions , pain , sufferings, abuse deep inside them. Where women are allowed to express themselves freely from early ages. So when a man open up and trust a girl and she betrays , it's harder for men to reorient himself again.

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  • serious
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    No, that is also a type of healing. Going cold is one of the way men deal with things.

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    • suzzieQ
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      Thats not healing that is a trauma response called repression and it's not healthy.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ since you are not a man, how would you know?

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    • suzzieQ
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      @Heterosketero Because you don't have to be a man to understand that emotional repression is not a healthy defense mechanism.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ getting emotional in a hostage negotiation ususally poses liability, as well as in medical emergencies, disasters or war. Emotional repression is crucial to executive function at these times. All oc those things are expdrienced by men when rejected in their hearts and minds. Mastercard doesn't care about that, Mastercard wants their money.

      So can you see why men do this commonly and readily in light of that? We don't do it forever, though ot takes longer to heal each time.

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    • serious
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      @Heterosketero

      You are right. You make good points. As a woman she cannot understand this. Only a man knows and can understand that.

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    • Heterosketero
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      She can relate but yes, I can't tell her how oreganacy feels either. We are distinct genders and thatvis imoortsnt. Men men claim to not understand women without argument, they think and feel differently about the same experiences. I am not offering insult, I am trying to manspain what it is to he a man.

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    • Heterosketero
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      Stupid lag, sorrry for typos

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    • serious
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      @Heterosketero

      It's okay. Typing mistakes do happen.

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    • suzzieQ
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      @Heterosketero There is a big difference between an appropriate emotional responses and emotional repression.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ Yes there is. So why is your response to my explaining a stage the healing process for men so combatative? Even when we are in survival mode, we still respond emotionally, just not to those who have hurt us.

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    • suzzieQ
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      @Heterosketero Because I am not taking about healthy healing processes, I am talking about why emotional repression is bad, and isn't conducive to healing. A festering wound doesn't heal by covering it up and ignoring that it's there.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ Mine do all the time. Cut my hamds at work on chemical treated dirty ass jagged metal parts day in day out. Infected cuts, athletes foot, I just piss on my feet. I acknowledge that repression of feelings is not how YOU heal, but for men, it IS a part of our healibg process. We gdt evetlythinv else in place before addressing our feelings. And a final poibt, NOT EVERYONE HAS THE LUXURY OF ADDRESSING THEIR FEELINGS.

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    • suzzieQ
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      @Heterosketero Actually no that is not a representation of how I heal it is how People heal and any therapist or mental health professional will tell you the same. There is a men's mental health crisis in the US right now, and part of the reason it is so bad is in part because of mentalities like that. Addressing emotional distress and trauma is not a luxury it is a necessity.
      Repressing emotional distress and trauma doesn't fix it... and trying to push that narrative is harmful and dangerous.

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ you want to pay for mine? Been on a waitlist for a doctor for 4 years and a psychologist for 10. In the meantime...

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    • Heterosketero
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      @suzzieQ dont get me wrong ma'am, I am glad you are oassionats about this. Buf the real crisis is negligence of state to address state made problems. Or provinces or territories in my case

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  • exitseven
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    It is like burning your hand on a hot stove. After a while you figure out that touching that stove is bad,

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    • suzzieQ
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      That's actually a great analogy. There are people who will burn themselves on a hot stove and then believe that touching stoves is bad instead of realizing that there is a difference between touching a hot stove and one that isn't.

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      @suzzieQ She'll burn you after you give her your hand.

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    • suzzieQ
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      @Jamie05rhs If that is the way you feel then stay celibate.

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    • Jamie05rhs
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      @suzzieQ I may just do that, ma'am.

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    • Jamie05rhs
      Jamie05rhs
      +1 y

      No offense to your people.

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    • Heterosketero
      Heterosketero
      +1 y

      @suzzieQ if thats the way YOU feel, cauterize your clit.

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    • suzzieQ
      suzzieQ
      +1 y

      @Heterosketero Why are you bringing up 15 year old girls clitoris's... fucking weird dude.

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  • Heterosketero
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    Xper 5 Age: 46
    +1 y

    If I said no, would you even believe me. Rejection is devastating to men. Even the ones who carry on. We are made of scars. But we do not play victims.

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  • rupam_das
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    Xper 4 Age: 29
    +1 y

    It's not easy for men to get girl, A man have to fight hard to make his woman happy & secure,
    Getting betrayed by woman is similar to emotional stabbed for us.

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  • McKellar
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    Yoda Age: 47
    +1 y

    Either their hearts will heal up gradually and over an extended period of time, (this will take either years or decades) or their hearts will just not heal up at all and communications will go dead, cold silent... permanently.

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  • Somoneelse
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    Xper 6 Age: 26
    +1 y

    Everyone deals with stuff differently. But I think also because men are forced by society to bottle stuff up and "man up".

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  • Sasha0426
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    Xper 7 Age: 33
    +1 y

    I honestly think it depends on who they’re with and how deeply they fell in love with their partner. If they weren’t in love with them, they can move on real fast.

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  • Quigly
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    Xper 6 Age: 29
    +1 y

    Not really a unique behavior to a certain sex. Seems more like human behavior after going through an inhuman experience. You might be too young to understand.

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  • Gibbons44
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    Xper 5 Age: 48
    +1 y

    Lol.

    Do women go soft and friendly after they get their heart broken?

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  • Johnny4473
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    Xper 3 Age: 28
    +1 y

    No, cause nobody is there to help us throuit.

    We just adapt.

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    • Heterosketero
      Heterosketero
      +1 y

      Thats what the going cold and getting shit done and marking ones accomplishments and self preservation is for, masculinely speaking. Life doesn't stop sodomizing your soul just because she's gone.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (25-29)
    +1 y

    Of course they don't heal, least of all me, but that's okay. Pain is so constant that I've accepted every waking moment, I'll be in pain until I finally die

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  • Anonymous
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    (36-45)
    +1 y

    They heal. If you'd like to speed up that process for a dude that you just dumped, try setting him up with a hotter girl. I'll bet you find he perks RIGHT up!

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  • Heolurt
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    Xper 6 Age: 39
    +1 y

    Why, do you care? No you don't. So don't worry about it.

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  • strlb
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    Xper 6 Age: 35
    +1 y

    Getting hurt sucks. We are human too, remember that

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  • This_Is_My_Opinion8
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    Explorer Age: 34
    +1 y

    Yes we do. I mean, the ones that actually heal in a healthy way.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (30-35)
    +1 y

    Why do women generalize so much? See what I did there?

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (45 Plus)
    +1 y

    the amount of hurt and pain and suffering her and her family did to me it'll be a very long time before all that heals

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      the amount of betrayal was the worst

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      the trust got broken so many times by her i lost count at this point but when her family started acting the same way and becoming just as toxic as she was there was no going back to things. she backstabbed me and so did her family. for a while i tried letting bygons be bygons water under the bridge type but her family was becoming just as toxic as her

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  • Chthou95
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    Guru Age: 30
    +1 y
    332 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Because there's always another guy waiting for his turn. She's not yours, its just your turn

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  • Byuser
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    Xper 5 Age: 38
    +1 y

    OThings that are the result of feeling sorry for me

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (25-29)
    +1 y

    I dunno because never went Through this situation.. I always have backup plan.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (36-45)
    +1 y

    I heard that men have more damage from broken heart than women that their personality changes

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    • The_Shadow_Dweller
      The_Shadow_Dweller
      +1 y

      Well, personality is a bit far. But the way of thinking regarding girls and the perspective as well, change.
      The way we see girls change. And slowly, depending on the guy, everything might change for him.

      Have you seen guys who are able to see right through you? Those kind.

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    • Pegases
      Pegases
      +1 y

      Where did you hear that? Or is this more extreme feminist bs

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    • Heterosketero
      Heterosketero
      +1 y

      It can. I have retsined some of theblight I lost to infidelity, but not all of it.

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  • Dargil
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    302 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    We do if we find someone worthy.

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  • es20490446e
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    2.6K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    It just proves that trust must be earned.

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    • Heterosketero
      Heterosketero
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      I wish I could most helpful opinion that, because it is the take away.

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    • es20490446e
      es20490446e
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      @Heterosketero Thanks for the support 👍

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  • msc545
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    we heal - but never quickly.

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  • iSensei
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    Cause we are lions

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  • Jmmmfi4
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    No not at all

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  • In_Trance
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    14.3K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

    Sure they do

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