ghosting stories

I had this acquaintance who seemed really interested in getting to know me better. We met at an event and exchanged numbers. For a couple of weeks, we were chatting regularly. Then, one day, all communication ceased. I saw her online on social media but no reply to my messages. I think she might have found other friends and just dropped me. It was a bit of a bummer.

One tinder ghosting story is that a girl matched with a guy on Tinder. They had a great chat for a few days, even made plans to meet up. But suddenly, the guy just disappeared. No reply to her messages at all. It was really frustrating for her.

Well, I heard of a situation where a girl was in a long - distance relationship. They used to talk every day. But then, out of the blue, the boyfriend just ceased all communication. He unfollowed her on social media, didn't reply to her emails. It was like she ceased to exist for him. It was really hard for her as she had planned a future with him. She was constantly thinking about what might have caused this sudden change and was heartbroken for a long time.

One of my worst ghosting stories was when a friend I had known for years suddenly stopped responding. We used to talk every day, share our joys and sorrows. Then one day, after I sent a normal message asking how they were, there was just silence. I sent a few more messages over the next week, but still no reply. It felt like I had been dropped out of their life without any explanation.

A group of friends were planning a trip together. One of the friends, who was really involved in the planning initially, suddenly ghosted them. The rest of the group had already made bookings and arrangements based on his participation. His ghosting not only ruined the trip plans but also made the others feel betrayed. They were left wondering what they had done wrong and had to scramble to deal with the financial and logistical mess.

First, accept that it's their loss. If someone ghosts you, it says more about them than you. Don't blame yourself. Just move on and keep your head high.

There was a really fascinating BuzzFeed story where a group of friends planned a big trip together. They had booked accommodations, flights, and everything. But then, one of the friends just ghosted the group. Didn't show up for the trip, didn't answer any messages. It caused a lot of problems for the rest of the group as they had to cover the costs and make new arrangements. Turns out the friend had some financial issues but was too embarrassed to say so and just disappeared.

One BuzzFeed ghosting story could be about a girl who met a guy on a dating app. They had great conversations for weeks, even planned to meet up. But suddenly, the guy just stopped replying. No explanation, no goodbye. It was really confusing for her.

One common element is the setting. Often, it's in old, isolated places like haunted houses, deep forests, or near wells. For example, in the story of Okiku, the well is a key setting. Another element is the presence of vengeful spirits. These spirits usually have a tragic past, like being wronged or killed unjustly. Yuki -onna, though not always vengeful, still has a somewhat menacing nature. Also, there are often moral lessons. For instance, the story of Kuchisake -onna can be seen as a warning about being polite but also about not lying just to please others.

Well, I heard of a man who ghosted his long - term partner just before a big event. Years later, when he was about to get married to someone else, his ex showed up and told his new partner about how he had ghosted. His new relationship was in jeopardy. It was his karma for the past wrong.