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My experience is that break-ups are about the most emotionally difficult events with long term effects. After one break-up I remember not being able to eat for two weeks and losing a dangerous amount of weight. The event that burned deepest was when a young woman dumped me for a crass, swaggering, bully who because of his behavior was very popular. It took decades to overcome the emotional scars, although I can't point to anybody to blame for it. It's just life I guess.

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