Andrew Huberman EXPLAINS Why Do Men Rarely Recover From Breakups

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Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman has spent years researching the complex workings of the human brain, including how it processes emotions and relationships. In a recent video, he tackled the question of why it can be so difficult for men to get over a breakup, offering insights that draw on both biology and psychology.

According to Huberman, humans are social beings and our brains are wired to form close social bonds with others. So, when a relationship ends, it can be challenging for the brain to adjust to a new reality without that person. Men may find it even more difficult due to societal pressures and socialization around emotional expression. They may feel pressure to "move on" quickly or avoid expressing vulnerability, which can make it harder for them to seek out emotional support.

According to Huberman, healing from a breakup is a unique process for each individual, but understanding the biology and psychology behind these feelings can help men develop the tools and support systems they need to move forward and heal.

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