Reasons Why Girls Ghost

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Published 2023-06-18

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  • @johnlewis8934
    This was hilarious. I'm glad mall girl found someone who doesn't mind that she eats birds šŸ˜…šŸ˜¢šŸ˜­
  • @HeisenbergFam
    My heart goes out to all people who were ghosted by their crush, one of the wildest experiences to witness
  • @anonl5877
    "Hey it was nice meeting you, but I don't feel like we're compatible"... HOW HARD IS THAT?
  • @enjae2762
    Generally, I feel the best advice ((and not the easiest by any means)) is to not kill yourself over it, maybe relay a story of what happened to a friend and if they can't give you a reason for the ghosting ((or they can and it's just something stupidly inconsequential)) then just let the ghost go haunt someone else. You probably don't want anyone in your life who'd leave that easily to be begin with and you shouldn't be letting yourself lose sleep over something you can't control either. People be acting up these days, close your heart to it, do you and move on.
  • @destinydecoding
    I would never ghost someone iā€™ll tell them this isnā€™t working because guys donā€™t take hints theyā€™ll find you on your social lol
  • @snickers4ever97
    Iā€™ve ghosted people when I was in a very bad place mentally and just overall very sick. Mental health issues mixed with addiction was a huge reason I ghosted people cause I didnā€™t want them to realize how fucked up I really was. In reality, me ghosting people was super fucked up. Iā€™ve gone back and reached out to those people to apologize if they wanted to hear me out, but for anyone reading this, know that if someone is ghosting you or youā€™ve been ghosted, thereā€™s a chance it has nothing to do with you. Doesnā€™t make it right, but maybe it will help with the mental gymnastics it can cause.
  • @based_will
    Iā€™ve heard from a lot of my female friends that they ghost because of the way some dudes handle rejection. Theyā€™ll send a nice ā€œnot feeling it, but best of luckā€ type of text and the dude calls them all kinds of nasty names so instead they just ghost. Sucks for people like me going on dates that get it, appreciate texts like that and have also sent the same types of texts. Iā€™d much rather hear someone say itā€™s not going to work out then to have to guess.
  • @SemperFives
    Why swoozies life more interesting than a 4 hour movie Edit: Why is just one of swoozies stories more interesting than my entire life
  • @demetriusean
    Girls be majoring in communications but then resort to ghosting šŸ’€
  • sWooZie!!!! When I tell you I needed this video! A girl who ghosted me over TWO MONTHS ago out of nowhere hit me up this morning, but I've been avoiding opening the message. A few seconds ago, I was about to respond after getting up the nerve to do so. Then I saw this video appear in my recommended! I didn't open the message yet, but the notification bubble showed me the first few words "Hey, sorry it's been awhile. I've been so so so busy..." FOR TWO MONTHS?! Get the heck outta here with that... We had been talking daily for at least 3 months before she just randomly stopped messaging me!
  • Lmao, I used to think ghosting was kinda just unacceptable behavior, but the I eat birds text chain after handing out the number incident, wow guess some people really are wildin', and Swoozie still had the manners to inform her why he ghosted years later, what a standout guy
  • @Nameless_mixes
    For me, ghosting is always a last resort. Unless someoneā€™s behavior feels like it could risk my health or safety (which has happened), Iā€™ll try explaining to someone why I donā€™t want to keep talking with them. And Iā€™m straightforward to a fault. And I elaborate a LOT (especially if asked further questions). So, if they donā€™t get it, thatā€™s on them. Seriously, ghosting others is just such a scummy thing to do. And you donā€™t know what kinds of people are out there. You ghost someone, they know where you live, work, or frequent, and then theyā€™re showing up to that place until they get an answer. Just tell people the truth. Yeah, itā€™s hard. Nobody ever said the right thing is the easy thing. But things will be better for both parties if you do.
  • @joshj6017
    ā€œI eat birdsā€ swoozie had a potential serial killer on his hands
  • @JLHoskins
    Some people are just energy vampires. They'll constantly hit u up, asking when ya'll can hang out, bombarding you with messages, etc. BUT- the moment you give them any hint of a rejection; suddenly you find yourself in a free therapy session, heavily reassuring them of their worth and all that. It's EXHAUSTING when you really just wanna be by yourself and relax with some ice cream for the rest of the day.
  • @wittmoneyman
    If you're ghosting someone over a horoscope, you deserve to stay single.
  • @jacoblagat3878
    Just shared this with someone who ghosted me after a date. Things were going well, good conversations later that evening and the day afterā€¦ then nothing. No warning, no reason for it. Just me scratching my head and wondering for hours what I did wrong. Call me petty or whatever, but ghosting is cowardly and incredibly confusing for someone who has done their best to do right by you. If for whatever reason you canā€™t be honest, then just make something up ā€“ itā€™s a million times better than leaving someone in the dark.
  • @damoji5332
    3:17 The thing about being "too nice" is that some people tend to be unnaturally "sweet" to the person theyre trying to date which, unless you're going after royalty, makes the other person feel uncomfortable, either because they can tell it's insincere or it's smothering them. Also, a lot of things people equate with "nice", like not wanting to take any risks, not having fun and not bantering a little with friendly jabs are actually just boring traits. People usually want someone that can at least keep their life at the same level of interesting it's at, and people who have too much of the above traits just can't give that