ambrosini593: I have come to discover that romantic ups and downs apparently have a greater effect on the mental health of young men than women. 1. Women are more likely to display their depression to friends, men are likely to store up their feelings with emotional distress substance problems like drinking, smoking, indoor locking etc. 2. Men`s health is more affected by the harmful stress of a rocky relationship. 3. Strain in a relationship could also be linked to poor emotional well being because it threatens young men`s sense of identity and feeliings of self worth. 4. Women easily forget past relationship and move ahead with another one because they can get a new man within a minute. But for men breaking up required that they have to put out effort again to get a new girl. 5. Men tends to protect a relationship more so they get nicer, they get more deeply hurt when that relationship finally breaks

ambrosini593: I have come to discover that romantic ups and downs apparently have a greater effect on the mental health of young men than women. 1. Women are more likely to display their depression to friends, men are likely to store up their feelings with emotional distress substance problems like drinking, smoking, indoor locking etc. 2. Men`s health is more affected by the harmful stress of a rocky relationship. 3. Strain in a relationship could also be linked to poor emotional well being because it threatens young men`s sense of identity and feeliings of self worth. 4. Women easily forget past relationship and move ahead with another one because they can get a new man within a minute. But for men breaking up required that they have to put out effort again to get a new girl. 5. Men tends to protect a relationship more so they get nicer, they get more deeply hurt when that relationship finally breaks

emmy99: i feel dat d 1 who was in luv d most is likely 2 b hurt d most ;Di feel dat d 1 who was in luv d most is likely 2 b hurt d most

sexkillz:
Personally, i think there are no stereotypes in relationships. When a break up occurs, it hits the person that was dumped very hard at first, and then, after a while, when the dumped person has regained control of his/her emotions faster than expected, the person that did the dumping is HIT HARDER!!! Emotions are not the same. How i would react to being dumped, is quite different for the next person. Therefore, all those points you listed above could be interchanged for both gender. . . None has the upper hand. The amount of guys that are dumped by girls at a younger age, is directly proportional to the amount of girls guys dump at an older age. It's a basic truth we need to realize!

ambrosini593: I have come to discover that romantic ups and downs apparently have a greater effect on the mental health of young men than women. 1. Women are more likely to display their depression to friends, men are likely to store up their feelings with emotional distress substance problems like drinking, smoking, indoor locking etc. 2. Men`s health is more affected by the harmful stress of a rocky relationship. 3. Strain in a relationship could also be linked to poor emotional well being because it threatens young men`s sense of identity and feeliings of self worth. 4.[b] Women easily forget past relationship and move ahead with another one because they can get a new man within a minute. But for men breaking up required that they have to put out [/b]effort again to get a new girl. 5. Men tends to protect a relationship more so they get nicer, they get more deeply hurt when that relationship finally breaks

fresh_dude: I gotta admit Gaylord has a point.

slimyem: break-ups could hit any gender harder than the other depending on a lot of factors like....who loved more,who was more devoted...and blah blah!
Its no gender thing!

MsDarkSkin: whom ever devoted their hearts the most...hurt the most.
Unless they were wronged and fed up.

Anybody who can jus sever ties and feel no way about it, never cared.
If not for themselves, the other person.