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Researchers from Humboldt University of Berlin analysed 50 studies on gender differences in heterosexual relationships.
Found that men are less likely than women to initiate a break-up when in a steady relationship than women.
Men are more likely to experience loneliness after a break up and less likely to see the positive side of the split.
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