Missing the guy who ghosted me?

I can 100% percent feel your pain, I've recently gone through a similar thing, except, i am one of her best friends as she has literally one other, she can confide in me, i listen, i care the whole shabang, but at some point those feelings fizzled out for her despite dating/relationship, and now she seems more distant, doesn't check my messages as often, as she usually has no credit from being unemployed currently so uses wifi, in the 3 months we are a thing, we wen't through literal hell together for her, deep conversations, helped her so much with depression, family everything, and now i feel more like a secondary thing to her at the moment it could be family issues again or she's down but i can't figure it out, she was dating another guy, but i don't know what's happening there, she says she cares for me and everything, i'm nice, sweet, caring, great personality, literally everything she wants and wants to settle down with, but she won't and it hurts that I've put all that love in and now i feel i won't ever see her little quirks, or see her beautiful smile, or i have many unanswered questions myself and it truly upsets me.
i'd say try to forget him, i mean at least i kind of have answers for mine, but i'm the bigger guy i do want her as a friend if nothing else, but it's hard and besides there is plenty of ways he could of reached you.
Good luck and be strong :)
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I know it's tough since you really liked him but it's been time to move on. With work, the travel to see you and other things for some reason he didn't see it worth his time to continue being with you. Yes he should have been a man and handled it more amicably but he didn't. You did all you could. But caring is a two way street and your the only one doing it.
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Maybe he was shallow or maybe he was afraid of commitment? Personally I've done that before but I'm not proud of it or anything. commitment is a scary thing to some and having to reply to someone all the time or make time for them is kinda overwhelming. Some guys/girls may think they're ready for it but then in the moment they realize they're not liking it one bit.
You have the right to ask him but I doubt he'll be entirely honest. It's hard hurting someone either way you should.
Doing the ghost after the amount of contact you had is pretty cowardly, as much as you miss him. Is that someone you really want in your life?
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