It really depends on the situation. In most cases it's because you've emotionally attached yourself to a person and/or opened up to them. It also depends on the reason for the breakup. If you feel as though the relationship shouldn't have ended and you're still in love and/or still happy with that person you may question why they didn't want you, putting faults on yourself and making you look at yourself differently which can cause symptoms of depression or anxiety. Etc.
Is there something going on that you need to tell me?
This makes it so the asker of the question is blaming anyone yet, but is still trying to seek some answers from the other person.
I hope this helped you!
13. I dont want to play soccer with you guys, its stupid.
Type 1 Diabetes is a very common cause of high levels of blood sugar and is directly related to a malfunction of the pancreas. Typically the malfunction includes the panceas not producing enough or any insulin for the body to break down glucose to use for energy.
