Is ghosting someone ALWAYS wrong?

[HawkPerception]

Yes

No

[egarcia1360]

*Always* is a very strong word, so it's a reluctant no from me. There are some cases in which it's justified, like in response to stalking or harassment, but short of a specific and strong reason, I find it immoral. Is it easier than letting someone know you're not interested? Of course, that's why people do it. But that doesn't make it any less of a dick move.

[ryanontario]

it depends sometimes the person doesn't leave you with any other options they make being around them so unbearable is no other option but to just leave and not be around them anymore.

[ihateTaylorSwift]

not if they get in the way
of your life
then no it isn't wrong

you shouldn't have to feel
obligated by a guilty conscience
like you must be on good terms with somebody you don't even honestly like

It's better to ghost someone
Than just be fake with them

[TheRealPepperPotts]

Mostly yes, but not always. I think as @egarcia1360 said, there are a few select situations where ghosting is necessary and even prudent.

[alice55]

i don't get what's bad about ghosting I much prefer it than someone being hypocrite to me saying there's nothing wrong with me then tell me they want to break up / quit talking to me at least with ghosting they don't act like hypocrite you get the point straight away.

[Emmytexrex]

I do that to specific people for a specific reason I don't just block I hate even when I do it but I have to if you don't want to respect yourself

[BetaBucks]

Abusers and cheaters don't get any considerations.

[Dongie]

No, there are reasons out there to dead drop a person.

[dustybiker2]

It shows your character.

[shades777]

Ah it's more manly to tell her but ghosting shows her what it feels like

[WhitneySnow]

Most of the time

[scott04sa22]

I get ghosted all the time 👻👻👻👻

[Pupweb]

No..