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(#12) The Person They Were Seeing Was Exhausting
From Redditor /u/gretelflerken:
Because she was exhausting and I never looked forward to seeing her; in fact I dreaded it. Had I tried to just explain to her that I didn't want to be friends anymore she'd have argued with me about it, or turned on the waterworks, or both. Once I moved to a different city and had kids it was easier to just drift away, and not answer her calls/texts/emails. She got the hint eventually!
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(#9) At Least One Person Believes It's A Nice Way To Break Things Off
From Redditor /u/exGFproblems:
I do it all the time. If I don't feel like there's a natural chemistry or they throw up a huge red flag, I just duck out. Some would think it's a rude thing to do but what's the point of explaining myself if the reasoning is going to be hurtful or seem cold to the other person? Ghosting is a nice way of saying I have nothing nice to say.
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(#3) She Pulled A Knife On Him
From Redditor /u/toast-my-ghost:
I had to ghost the girl i was dating before I met my wife. Total psychopath. I don't mean it as a 'lol girls r emotional.' I tried to break it off and she pulled a knife on me. So as soon as I assured her we could make it work and we were alright I left and never came back.
She then started calling me non-stop after I had been ignoring her texts all day. I finally caved at around 10pm and answered the phone. She said she was walking to my house (she didn't have a car, and we lived 15 miles apart). I attempted to tell her it was 100% over, especially after threatening me. She begins screaming incoherently for about a minute straight, and just due to the lunacy of it all I bust out in hysterical laughter and then notice she goes silent. I then said. Have a nice life, bye. Turned my phone off and went to bed.
She got picked up by the cops about 5 minutes after I hung up, apparently she started screaming again and they were called.
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(#2) It Came Down To A Rack Of Ribs
From Redditor /u/cherryredscrubs:
We went out for dinner. I ordered the ribs and ate all of them. The next day he was asking weird questions about what my family members' bodies looked like and eventually said 'I've never seen a girl eat like that, I'm surprised you're not fat, but you'll probably get there even though it's not in your genes.' Automatic ghost byyyyyye. I am just happy I got some ribs out of the ordeal.
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(#13) The Person They Were Talking To Was Too Effusive
From Redditor /u/ellyeverts:
I’ve had a guy profess his love to me multiple times, and I kept telling him that it made me uncomfortable because we didn’t know each other that well... and the last time he did that I was hanging out with my crush, so I just left him on opened. Honestly, i know it’s a sh*tty thing to do, but I didn’t even know what to say at that point, so I said nothing.
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(#8) From One User It's Just A Bad Habit
From Redditor /u/n0ggy:
On Tinder I do it A LOT. The main reason is the girl lacking initiative or not being interesting, witty, or fun enough to talk to. Other times it's because I'm being busy or forget for a long time and when I get back on the app I'm just not that much into it anymore. This is a bit of a bad habit from me because I end up ghosting a lot of my matches.
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Ghosting is a modern-day disappearing act, people would throw phones back and vanishes into thin air. If your partner suddenly stops all contact and communication with you without any reason or notification and ignores your attempts to communicate, there is no doubt that your partner is ghosted you and is cutting off the relationship. Ghosting is a sign of one person trying to make a quick exit from a relationship.
Ghosting is quick, ruthless, but it is fairly common these days, many people have fallen into a painful and dark situation. The random tool shares 15 reasons why people ghosted their lovers or just daters.
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