Have you ever heard of “ghosting”? This phenomenon has become increasingly popular in relationships.
Inspired by the word “ghost”, which means “ghost” in English, this is a way to cut ties with someone, disappearing from your life without any explanation. And that includes your flirt or “catch” not responding to your WhatsApp messages, emails or calls.
The term “ghosting”, then, is used to describe the end of the relationship, and the tendency to apply this breakup scam is increasingly popular.
How does “ghosting” happen?
Without notice, the person stops responding to your text messages and calls. She just disappears from your life without giving any explanation. Those who apply the “ghost effect” do so because they want to avoid any kind of explanation or dialogue at all costs, so they start to ignore your calls, messages and basically throw your relationship out of your life without any satisfaction.
Consequence for all
“Ghosting” has been gaining popularity in recent times, being chosen as one of the 2017 terms to be included in the British Collins Dictionary. However, psychology experts warn that “ghosting” has consequences, both for those who suffer and for those who practice it.
The first one sees his self-esteem damaged and has to go through the period of mourning that leads to the end of a relationship, without having all the answers about the reasons for the breakup. The second, if it is a consolidated relationship, you will have to deal with remorse and guilt for having left someone this way.
Experts say that in some cases, those who practice “ghosting” are afraid of conflict, avoiding confrontation at all costs, including having to tell someone you want to end the relationship straight to the face.
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