Ghosting is indeed a “relatively new” concept. Before, you didn't have long distance relationships, you saw your friends and acquaintances quite often, and the rest of the people didn't contact you unless you could talk on the phone. With the arrival of all t... Show moreGhosting is indeed a “relatively new” concept. Before, you didn't have long distance relationships, you saw your friends and acquaintances quite often, and the rest of the people didn't contact you unless you could talk on the phone. With the arrival of all the new channels, it has become easier to make contacts, maintain them, but just as easily drop them again.
Yes, I've experienced that too, several times, but I've now come to the point where I know that in life, people get on and off your trains and that's just how it works. Isn't bad. People may have a reason, but maybe not.
Hey, it happened to me and it's happening to me, I don't want the friendship to be lost, so I try to resume the conversation and solve the problem, I've even come to recognize that the situation gives me a little anxiety, now it's very easy to ignore people... Show moreHey, it happened to me and it's happening to me, I don't want the friendship to be lost, so I try to resume the conversation and solve the problem, I've even come to recognize that the situation gives me a little anxiety, now it's very easy to ignore people so as not to fall into the confrontation of emotions, but if things are not clarified, the friendship will end up being lost. I think there are more reasons why people walk away, they go hand in hand with their fears and insecurities, it's sad, but we're all in Generation Z.
I am not from that generation, but I think it is interesting to understand it much better. They are important points to know this generation that many of them are our children or nephews, in order to be able to open up more to empathy towards generation z, information that correctly details everything
Today people come and go, today they are and tomorrow they are not, everyone is in a hurry and who would say it, they don't want to be part of anything
Building good contact with someone else is, in the beginning, not easy. But I think, if you're open to it, you'll physically get better.
That's why online dating is easier but harder to keep. Then there are always so many people to choose between. Then making contact will automatically become more fleeting.
I'm still from the typewriter generation, so I first looked up exactly what they mean by that Ghosting. In any case, I've now understood that it's about internet dating. The Internet has advantages and disadvantages when it comes to making relationship... Show moreI'm still from the typewriter generation, so I first looked up exactly what they mean by that Ghosting. In any case, I've now understood that it's about internet dating. The Internet has advantages and disadvantages when it comes to making relationship contacts or looking for a partner. You can easily bring like-minded people into contact with each other, but you can also leave them again without further obligations towards each other. In personal contact, this is much more difficult and honest, because then there is recognition. That's why if I were still young, I would never want to connect with someone via the internet.
What you write is recognizable; vice versa, we also experience that we are there for others and when we need someone, no one is there. Then people also consciously choose for themselves. It is often a reflection, a mirror that should also be held up to ourselves: what did I do, so that the other person is apparently not there for me.
I'm familiar with the phenomenon but didn't know that the associated term is ghosting. It does happen, and when it happens, then it happens for a good (positive) reason, I always think.
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That's why online dating is easier but harder to keep. Then there are always so many people to choose between. Then making contact will automatically become more fleeting.