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A new study says that men tend to experience greater emotional pain than women when their relationships go sour.  

Yes, relationship heartbreak is harder for men than women, say scientists

A new study says men tend to experience emotional pain more than women when their relationships go sour.  

It is believed that&nbsp;men are less emotionally invested in relationships
Breakups&nbsp;might be harder on&nbsp;men than women, says study
Findings of an analysis of relationship posts in an online forum
Researchers created a&nbsp;&lsquo;map&rsquo;&nbsp;of the most common relationship problems
Most used words:&nbsp;regret,&nbsp;breakup,&nbsp;cry, and&nbsp;heartbroken
The most common relationship issues: communication problems, trust issues
Men more likely than women to seek help in an online setting
This may be due to&nbsp;the&nbsp;traditional social stigmas against men

A new study says that men tend to experience greater emotional pain than women when their relationships go sour.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Despite the common notion that men are less emotionally invested in relationships, a new study has found that breakups&nbsp;might be harder on&nbsp;men than women.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The findings, based on an analysis of relationship posts in an online forum by over 184,000 people, say that&nbsp;men tend to experience greater&nbsp;emotional pain than women when their relationships go sour.
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The researchers created a&nbsp;&lsquo;map&rsquo;&nbsp;of the most common relationship problems to understand&nbsp;discussions in the&nbsp;online forum.&nbsp;Words like&nbsp;regret,&nbsp;breakup,&nbsp;cry, and&nbsp;heartbroken were used the most by people&nbsp;to&nbsp;discuss&nbsp;heartache-related feelings.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Published in the&nbsp;Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, the study found&nbsp;communication problems to be&nbsp;the&nbsp;most common&nbsp;relationship&nbsp;issue mentioned, followed by&nbsp;trust issues.&nbsp;
It was also found that men were more likely to seek relationship help than women in online settings, in order to preserve anonymity. The team explained that this could be&nbsp;due to&nbsp;the&nbsp;traditional social stigmas against men for seeking help and sharing their emotions.&nbsp;
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