Some of us believed the man was more relaxed in facing the love affair. But, a study showed in fact Adam's group was more susceptible to the impact of the fluctuation in a love relations compared with the women.
Robin Simon from the Wake Forest University and Anne Barrett from the University of Florida USA, analysed the results survey of 1,611 men and the woman was 18-23 years old. Initially, Simon and Barrett found the woman tended to experience depression when breaking up. However when being seen by the impact of relations on the mental health, his situation was topsy-turvy. The man was more potential was wounded in a manner emotions by the pressure from not harmonious love relations.
According to Simon, love relations for the man were the only source of the nearness that was owned by him with someone. On the other hand the women had various kinds of nearness relations, for example the association of the friendship of the female peer. (EP / HealthDay News/X-8)
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