Chemical Reactions vs. Rationalisation
A while ago I made an alt purely for talking openly about heartbreak and love.
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I followed a bunch of similar accounts there but posted very little.
And what I've realised is that I'm now in the habit of pathologising heartbreak - analysing it for the psychological reasons behind our reactions to rejection and loss. And that I'm now completely incapable of speaking of these reactions in terms of love.
I no longer think, 'Oh, X loves Y'. I think 'X suffers from attachment issues, or RSD, and might benefit from rejection therapy or CBT or something.'
Oh, well. At least I have those heartbroken Twitter feeds to re-learn humanity from. Here's to turning 30.
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