The psychological impact of many lovelorn episodes on men

　　The more lovelorn a man becomes, the better he becomes psychologically healthy
　　
　　Falling out of love has always been considered the greatest harm to people's feelings. Regardless of whether they are men or women, it can make people miserable. However, in real life, there are many men who have psychological problems caused by falling out of love and choose extreme ways to solve the pain. However, a recent research project by a British university may overturn this consensus. They believe that for male Generally speaking, the more times you have fallen out of love, the healthier your mentality will be.
　　
　　Men’s mental health is directly proportional to the number of breakups
　　
　　Researchers from Queen Mary University of London's "The Impact of Breakup on the Mental Health of Both Men and Women" research group found in the survey that when only considering the impact of the relationship between the sexes on mental health, in cohabiting relationships, female Psychological problems such as anxiety are more likely than men. The reason may be that women are more likely to feel a lack of security in money and property, while men are more concerned about whether they will be chained for life.
　　
　　It's normal to feel depressed and depressed after a breakup, but women take much longer to recover from emotional damage than men, and women's mental health continues to deteriorate with more breakups. Men are just the opposite. Men who have experienced two or more breakups have excellent mental states and are even healthier than other men.
　　
　　Couples who have a stable relationship have a healthy mentality
　　
　　Although the research results show that breakups have completely different impacts on the mental health of men and women, the standard for when the mental health of two couples reaches the best state at the same time is still consistent with traditional understanding. That is to say, "people with stable relationships or happy families tend to have the best mental health; on the contrary, painful breakups are the main culprit of poor mental health, especially for women." ”
　　
　　Psychologists say that for most people, enduring the mental blow of a broken relationship is not a pleasant thing and has a negative impact on mental health. Therefore, when you or your family members have a lovelorn person, you should promptly self-regulate or see a doctor to avoid the occurrence of psychological problems such as depression.