Deceiving someone into loving you and then disappearing. Get to know the relationship called Ghosting.
Welcome to the era where everything is fast. Even “relationships” come and go as fast as Instagram stories. We’re chatting sweetly, then suddenly… disappear without a trace, without saying goodbye, without even saying “I’m leaving.” This is what they call ghosting.
What is Ghosting?
Ghosting is when someone “disappears from our lives without any reason”. No calls, no chats, no replies, no explanations, leaving us with a million doubts and question marks. No matter how hard we try to say hi, there is no sign. He (or she) is gone like a ghost that doesn’t want to close the เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย door. We were dating and suddenly it became just a nightmare last night.
Why did he ghost us?
Not because the phone is lost or the internet signal is bad, but because of “fear” (and a little emotional irresponsibility).
Popular reasons:
- Afraid the relationship will be too serious
- We talked and it didn’t feel like we clicked.
- Don’t want to confront or tell the truth
- Feeling uncomfortable or uneasy
- Just want to try talking but not serious.
Some people choose to remain silent because they think, “I won’t have to hurt anyone’s feelings.” But they forget that… not saying anything hurts just the same, you know.
So what should we do if we get ghosted?
First, take a close look and see if he disappeared because he was busy with work, traveling, or had an emergency. But if he disappeared for more than 7 days without even saying “sorry for being quiet,” it’s time to move on gracefully.
- Don’t blame yourself.
- Don’t try to dig up chat wreckage that can never be recovered.
- Keep an open mind, you’ll definitely meet someone new who communicates better.
Ghosting isn’t just painful, it’s emotional.
Research says repeated ghosting makes the brain learn to “fear new relationships”
I chose to stay alone because I was tired of hoping and being betrayed.
Feeling insecure about yourself
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