
Depression after breaking up
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Rejection is an unfortunate part of being in a relationship and many people handle break ups in different ways. This past weekend, Alexa Ray Joel reportedly tried to committed suicide because of her ex-boyfriend, while leading celebrity Owen Wilson attempted suicide two years ago allegedly over his breakup with Kate Hudson. Last month, leading online dating websites Date.com, Matchmaker.com, Amor.com polled its members to see how they handle rejection and relationships. Surprisingly, 85.0% of men admitted to falling into depression after a break up and needing to find the courage to try dating again, as compared to only 8.0% of women. Meanwhile, 75.5% of women had a healthier attitude towards breakups, preferring to take time to cope with the hurt before trying to date again, as compared to 11.0% of men. Fortunately, only 6.5% of women went the stereotypical route of gorging on ice cream and watching chick flicks to get over a breakup, while 1.0% of men admitted to using promiscuous sex, random one night stands and drinking binges to deal with a bad breakup. Avalanche operates several leading online dating websites, Date.com, Matchmaker.com, Amor.com. Date.com launched on Valentine’s Day 1997 and has become one of the world’s most popular dating websites. First started as a Bulletin Board System in 1986, Matchmaker.com is the oldest online dating site. It was acquired by Avalanche in 2006 and targets those singles seeking serious relationships. Amor.com, launched in 2007, is a rapidly growing destination for Latino singles. Avalanche hosts more than 10 million members worldwide, with the sites adding over 100,000 members each month. Additional information is available at www.date.com. For more information, contact Melinda Maximova, matchmaker with Perfect Search











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If I'm not mistaken, men are seven times more likely to commit suicide after a divorce. In my experience over the last few years hearing from my readers who are fathers, I'd say that is due to them being wrongly removed from their children's lives.
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