Men's mental health is directly proportional to the number of breakups
Researchers from the research group "The impact of breakup on the mental health of both men and women" at Queen Mary's College, University of London, UK, found that women are more likely to have psychological problems such as anxiety than men in cohabitation relationships when only considering the impact of gender relations on mental health. The reason may be that women are more likely to feel insecure about money and property, Men are more concerned about whether they will be tied up for life.
After the breakup, it is normal for women to feel depressed and depressed, but it takes much longer for women to recover from emotional injury than men, and women's mental health will continue to deteriorate with the increase in the number of breakups. Men, on the contrary, have had two or more breakups. Men who are in excellent psychological condition are even healthier than other men.
Couples with stable sexual relationship have healthy mentality
Although the research results show that the impact of breakup on the mental health of men and women is quite different, the standard for the psychological health of lovers to reach the best state at the same time is consistent with the traditional understanding, that is, "People with stable sexual relations or happy families tend to have the best mental health; on the contrary, painful breakups are the culprit of mental health, especially for women."
Psychologists said that for most people, it is not a pleasant thing to bear the psychological shock of lovelorn love, and the impact on mental health is negative. Therefore, when you or your family have a lovelorn person, you should adjust yourself in time to avoid depression and other psychological problems.
(Intern editor: Chen Hao)