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"   It&amp;#039;s an old clich\u00E9 that women fall apart after a breakup\u2014we mope around for weeks, eat copious amounts of ice cream, and sob to our girlfriends over bottles of wine.  We&amp;#039;re taught that men are cooler and less emotional in these traumatic situations, but I argue that men and women aren&amp;#039;t that different when it comes to dealing with breakups.  Case in point? Rob Kardashian. The reality star just revealed that he gained a bunch of weight during and after his relationship with singer Rita Ora, which ended in a blaze of nasty tweets. &amp;quot;All I did was waste a lot of money and gain 40 pounds,&amp;quot; he told his sisters on a recent episode of Kourtney &amp;amp;amp; Kim Take Miami. We hear you, dude. Breakups suck, period, regardless of penis or vagina. How we react may actually be more about how attached we get as people. &amp;quot;Gender is less of a factor than attachment style in break ups,&amp;quot; Wendy Walsh, PhD, and author of The 30-Day Love Detox, said. &amp;quot;Men and women who have the ability to form secure attachments may take the time needed to mourn the loss, but will be able to shore themselves up with the knowledge that they are lovable and love will come again.&amp;quot; So, we&amp;#039;re not that different after all.  Want more from Meagan? Follow her on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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