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Why do so many people ghost after a date? Is it really easier than just saying they are not interested?

dontkey_hot

Basically I (28) went on the first date with a girl (24) I met on a dating app. First we were having a drink for an hour and then took a walk in the park for another hour. From my perspective our conversation was great, we clicked and there was no silence at any point. It seemed that she also enjoyed it in the same way. I kissed her and it seemed that she enjoyed it. So from my perspective it was 9.5/10 first date. I didn't ask her for a number since I though maybe it would be still to early and that we could communicate on the dating app.

The thing is this morning I saw that she deleted her app profile (basically I can't contact her). She knew that I don't have social networks because we talked about it.

Now... I am totally fine with rejection and I understand that if the date was very good from my perspective it does not have to be the same from her perspective. It's just that this kind of ghosting after dates happened to me for like 7th time already... When I don't feel the vibe with the girl I usually text her something because I don't like ghosting others.

So, people who ghost others - why do you do it... if you went on a date and it was OK but you don't feel the vibe, why don't you text something like grown person and let the other side know how you feel?

Why do so many people ghost after a date? Is it really easier than just saying they are not interested?
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