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Ghosting is a punishment form. When you punish an individual you have to explain why you punish them, even if you punish a dog this animal needs to know why. Punishment is works the same way as reward.
Ghosting as punishment doesn't give any message, because this message is about a taboo topic or childish ego topic that is on mature personality stage not acceptable.
Ergo: A person who ghosts a potential romantic partner gives more price about themselves as they want to do. The message is "I can't handle that as a mature person"
If we apply the full definition of ghosting which is to disappear on someone you already had planned to meet then yes. It’s wrong.
Everyone deserves some kind of closure/apology.
But if you stop texting someone you barely know and never made plans with then it’s ok.
That’s not ghosting it’s just a flame dying out.
When is the cut-off point would be a case by case thing.
I wouldn't call it abuse. That conjures some sense that it is a pattern of behaviour within a relationship.
Ghosting is an attack on another person.
People who ghost are immature and weak people who prefer the comfort of being immature and weak to the simple statement: "Sorry. This just isn't working out. Bye."
Probably won’t be classed as abuse but it’s very cowardly behaviour. It happened to me and it hurt like hell especially because I knew the guy since I was a kid.
No, but it's cowardice
Not emotional abuse but very rude
yes it is