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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Generally when this happens, the person ghosting was hurt by something the other person did and is too nice, or too non-confrontational, to talk to the person they’re ghosting. Or they’ve become aware of something about the other person’s character that indicates that they are not really a true friend. 
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Sometimes...Or the ghoster is just a user and has no use for the ghosted friend anymore.  In those cases, good riddance.[/quote]

That could e, too, but when I’ve seen this and know the people on both sides, it is usually that the person being ghosted has done something and the “ghoster” just doesn’t want to deal with the other person anymore. The person has shown who they are and the other person realizes that talking to the person won’t change anything, so they decide it’s better to avoid further hurt and they ghost the person. 
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Let’s be real here, that’s  [i]your[/i] excuse for ghosting someone.  And people do it for all sorts of reasons - jealousy, depression, judging someone’s lifestyle, getting rid of needy people, whatever.   OP you will never know the reason and don’t waste your time trying to figure out what happened.  [/quote]

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