Why does betrayal hurt so much from people you love?

Anonymous #1

go on

Reply 1

BrexitCafu

13

Because emotional attatchments

you’re broken 😔🔫😭🚬🩸💔

Because the affection invested in the relationship and all the trust that took years to earn has been ruined.
Probably poisoning the quality of the relationship and ending all positive elements of interaction between those involved.
Trauma at the breach of trust and end of interaction with those involved compounding all the direct damage that the betrayal was intended to inflict or caused.

Reply 4

Darya.

17

Original post by londonmyst

Because the affection invested in the relationship and all the trust that took years to earn has been ruined.
Probably poisoning the quality of the relationship and ending all positive elements of interaction between those involved.
Trauma at the breach of trust and end of interaction with those involved compounding all the direct damage that the betrayal was intended to inflict or caused.

PRSOM!

Reply 5

Lewito

19

That's like asking why you put milk in tea.

Reply 6

Anonymous #2

you trusted the person, probably told them everything and they felt like a piece of you, so, when they betray you, its like you have this void inside of you where that person used to be. and you feel empty

Reply 7

Darya.

17

Original post by The Mogg

That's like asking why you put milk in tea.

Who the **** puts milk in tea?!

Reply 8

ran-dumb

21

The relationship has probably gone deep enough for it to be called a betrayal, then it’s things like the thought of never being with them again when they’ve been a big part of your life, the feelings you’ve invested that have gone to waste, realizing they’ve very probably been lying about the relationship, thinking of who their new partner is etc