A post on X asked a simple but emotionally charged question: who heals faster after a breakup, men or women? The question sparked debates around love, attachment, and emotional recovery.
One response took a dismissive turn, stating “Women. Because they are never heartbroken in the first place, they only regret their failed mind game.” The comment suggests that women never truly love men and only engage in relationships as emotional games, framing heartbreak as something women are incapable of experiencing.
This view strips women of emotional depth and reduces complex human relationships to manipulation narratives, ignoring the reality that heartbreak, grief, and healing are deeply personal experiences that cut across gender lines.
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