It's so desperating, in my case finally the girl replied, but now I feel paranoid and I also feel that she re-evaluated something... now I'll probably reply later too (like 2 days, instead of 3) because I dislike the waiting, so then you start this tug-n-war relationship which is unhealthy but it's based on something, some sort of power struggle that I hate.Not dating, but I re-met a girl I used to be friends with when I was really young about a month ago and when I got back from that trip she didn't hit me back for like a week plus![]()
All depends man, theoretically, it's just "ok, let's forget about this.." and move on but if you are starting to be in love with that person and that person "betrays" the trust you put into her.. and on top of that you were like more than a year without flirting with anyone after a harsh break up/divorce, then it's pretty fucked up for one's self-esteem, don't you think? I mean, there's super stoic people who would just say nah, it's not a big a deal, but it's pretty crooked to being ghosted in certain emotional settings.Yeh I've been ghosted a few times (honestly doesn't suck as much as it sounds, you just move on). My go to story for being ghosted though is getting kicked out of the girl I was seeing at the times apartment at 1 in the morning (I got kicked out cause she has bpd and just decided she didn't want me there anymore). At first it sucked but then I just went to the only place that was open at that time, the casino
. I know, normally that would be a bad move but I ended up winning a few hundred on roulette
and drank to my hearts content until the morning arrived and I was able to take a traino home
. (small edit that was the last time I saw her and thats how its a ghosting story
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That's actually the case in a lot of girls/guys, the worst case scenario.I think they could just be narcissistic. I'm sure there's a specific term for it.
Like, "I'm too good for you". Come play chase.
Yeah fair. I'm not going to pretend to understand what its like to move on from a divorce (Probably pretty rough, hope you're doing better nowAll depends man, theoretically, it's just "ok, let's forget about this.." and move on but if you are starting to be in love with that person and that person "betrays" the trust you put into her.. and on top of that you were like more than a year without flirting with anyone after a harsh break up/divorce, then it's pretty fucked up for one's self-esteem, don't you think? I mean, there's super stoic people who would just say nah, it's not a big a deal, but it's pretty crooked to being ghosted in certain emotional settings.
I'm again not sure if this girl I talked about it's ghosting or not, now I care less about it, but the first time it was hard to be waiting several days, now it's like I threw all the cards in the table (it's an spanish expression, something like being all in) because I sent her a karaoke of me singing a good song of into the wild film, and some photos, so it's like, if she doesn't reply to that, it's totally clear that I was being too "risky" in this bet and it wasn't meant to be.
I always play hard with someone I think I could love, I'm not one of those people who wait too much to go all in if I see something special in a girl.
I feel like an adolescent again, to be honest.... haha
No, I didn't go through a divorce but a difficult and toxic relationship with a girl with BPD, quite complicated honestly, 6 years.Yeah fair. I'm not going to pretend to understand what its like to move on from a divorce (Probably pretty rough, hope you're doing better now). With the ghosting aspect I get it, but I reckon it's pretty common now with the dating scene. If there's a real connection with a girl you're seeing she won't just up and ghost you. Hopefully you find someone you have a real connection with
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Thats wild that after 6 years she ghosted you. Don't be too harsh on yourself because it's definitely not your fault for it ending like that.No, I didn't go through a divorce but a difficult and toxic relationship with a girl with BPD, quite complicated honestly, 6 years.
That's the thing, I was so sure there was a real connection, as you said I don't think someone that you have a connection with will ghost you, but that's exactly the issue, that if it happens to me then I'll feel very insecure about my own feelings and intuition because normally when I've felt the connection things have worked out properly, and now if it doesn't happen, being 7 years out of the dating pool... it's like something have changed and I've lost my intuition or something like that... i hope that's not the case.
No, you didn't understand well,Thats wild that after 6 years she ghosted you. Don't be too harsh on yourself because it's definitely not your fault for it ending like that.
I'm young so I don't know how the dating scene was before but I get the impression it has changed a lot due to technology (phone bad). If you feel like your intuition is off it probably isn't, like I said before I'm young so I wouldn't know how it was before but I do feel like it's harder to connect with people now (I'm not a pessimist about it but I do think it just takes quite a bit of effort (well worth the effort though)). Just put yourself out there and see what happens
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