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“Okay, hop on my back.” Forget everything I said. I love my husband. Truly.
My hero. Swoon.
Human beings don’t deal well with rejection. Back when our ancestors were hunters and gatherers, being ostracized from a tribe was akin to a death sentence. For that reason, rejection is experienced by human beings as being incredibly painful. Studies using functional MRI have shown the same areas of the brain become activated both during rejection and during real physical pain.
“Jesus Christ.” He shuts off the stove. “Are you all right?”
“You should eat them. Put some meat on your bones—men like that.”
You bitch. You broke into my house.
I’m going to kill you.

