I wouldn't recommend it. If he ghosted you, he should be the one to make the first move if he wants to re - establish contact.
No. His actions of ghosting show a lack of respect for your feelings. Just because he likes your stories doesn't mean he's ready to have a proper conversation or relationship with you. It's better to focus on yourself and move on. There are plenty of people out there who won't ghost you and will be more worthy of your attention.
Maybe you could give it a try, but be very careful. Start with something light and non - confrontational. For example, you could comment on something related to the story she liked. But keep in mind that she did ghost you before. So, it's a risky move. If she responds positively, great. If not, at least you know where you stand and can move on without always wondering what might have been.
I don't think so. If she ghosted you, she should be the one to make the first move if she wants to re - establish contact. You reaching out might just make you seem desperate.
It depends. If you really want to clear things up, you could give it a shot. But be prepared for the possibility that she might not respond or might be cold.
I wouldn't recommend it right away. Since she ghosted you, she might need more time. If you reach out too soon, it could push her further away.
Confronting him could go either way. On one hand, it might clear the air and you could find out his real intentions. On the other hand, it could make things more awkward. If you decide to confront him, do it in a non - accusatory way. For example, you could say something like 'I noticed you watch my stories even though we haven't talked in a while. I was just wondering what's up?' This way, you're opening the conversation without putting him on the defensive.
Yes, you could confront him. It might clear the air and help you understand his behavior.
No. Confronting might make things more awkward. Just let it be for now.
I would say don't confront him right away. First, give it some time. Maybe he's just in a strange phase. If you do decide to confront him, do it calmly and simply ask him why he's still watching your stories after ghosting you. But keep in mind that this might reopen old wounds or create new drama, so think carefully before taking this step.
It depends on how you feel. If you still have strong feelings for them and think there might be a chance to work things out, you could consider reaching out. But be careful, they might just be watching your stories out of curiosity and not actually interested in getting back together. If you're over the hurt of being ghosted and don't really care that much anymore, it's probably best to just let it be.
I wouldn't recommend it right away. Since she ghosted you, reaching out might seem pushy. Give her more time and see if she makes a move to contact you first.