Why Ghosters Always Come Back and How to Deal with Them

Posted by Leticia, 21 May

Ever been ghosted? It’s like a dating riddle wrapped in a mystery. You think everything's going great, and then poof! They vanish. But what happens when the ghoster unexpectedly resurfaces, breathing new life into what seemed like a closed chapter? Let's delve into the mystery of why ghosters always come back and explore strategies for handling their reappearance with grace and confidence.

The Return of the Ghosters: Unveiling the Reasons

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The resurgence of ghosters may leave you wondering about their motives. Perhaps they were oblivious to their disappearance, lost interest temporarily, or experienced a change of heart. Some may reach out due to loneliness or regret, while others see it as an opportunity to reignite a connection. Understanding these dynamics can provide clarity amidst the confusion of their return.

Strategies for Dealing with Ghosters: Insights and Strategies

When confronted with a ghoster's reappearance, it's essential to prioritize your emotional well-being. Set boundaries that reflect your self-respect and values, and don't hesitate to assert them firmly. While closure may be sought, remember that closure ultimately comes from within. You hold the power to decide whether to engage with the ghoster or move forward on your own terms.

Crafting Your Response: A Roadmap for Communication

Navigating the complexities of communication with a returning ghoster requires careful consideration. Whether you choose to seek clarity, express your feelings, or maintain a lighthearted approach, authenticity is key. Embrace honesty and assertiveness as you navigate this unexpected encounter, and remember that your response should align with your values and intentions.

Exploring the Depths of the Dating Abyss

In the vast and often perplexing landscape of modern dating, encounters with ghosters are but one facet of the journey. Share your experiences, insights, and reflections with others who have navigated similar terrain. Together, we can unravel the mysteries of romance, support one another through challenges, and celebrate the joys of genuine connections.

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22 responses to "Why Ghosters Always Come Back and How to Deal with Them"

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  1.   HumbirdBee says:
    Posted: 30 Oct

    I find ghosting absolutely to the utmost rude. I don't block anyone unless they are just abhorrent. No, if the ghosters reappear, Boooo,I just tell them to eff all the way off. No second chances here. When someone show you who they are, better believe them. Step off and go kick rocks with open-toed shoes. Take a long walk on a short plank (LOL). Go piss up a rope. (I think that sums up my feelings)

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  2.   Juliebby says:
    Posted: 27 Oct

    Most times I feel like we should not be quick to judge, the person might actually be going true stuff and the only way they find easy to react is just to ghost everyone, and to them that's not an intentional act. In my view I feel like we shouldn't just rush to ghost the person back, we should first of all find out the reason behind the action, then if it not worth it then you can actually let go

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    • Iphy1 says:
      Posted: 27 Nov

      Most do it intentionally. I have two ppl who did that to me. Black and white Americans. The black came back and did it again. Then I say to myself if he venture comes back, he will be ghosted.

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      • Juliebby says:
        Posted: 09 Dec

        I honestly understand the angle you're coming from, and that's true. I feel everyone should be responsible for their actions. But all the same don't be too quick to conclude at first unless the person does same thing again

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  3.   steven1967 says:
    Posted: 23 Oct

    Unfortunately I've ghosted a lot of women

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    • Juliebby says:
      Posted: 27 Oct

      Why? And do you feel good doing that?

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    • Vinalixious says:
      Posted: 02 Nov

      Why do you do that? If you're not feeling the person why start up something with them? How will you feel if someone do that same thing to you over and over again?

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    • JudMap says:
      Posted: 17 Nov

      It might also be an act of cowadirce or lack of self confidence. love is NOT FOR THE WEAK OR FAINT HEARTED

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  4.   Lesiika says:
    Posted: 01 Oct

    How to understand where is an Avoidant Attachment and where is a Ghosting?

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  5.   Baby_peejay says:
    Posted: 30 Sep

    When I am ghosted the best I can do is to block the person and move on, you were not serious from the start you're not gonna get serious after coming back. It's really annoying fr.

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  6.   Berthie says:
    Posted: 22 Sep

    I started speaking to someone on here and then we chatted on WhatsApp. I thought we had a good thing but every weekend he would ghost me. He said his account was closed but then I decided to check because of a strange feeling. And here he was back on this site. He had been promising to call me and would come up with and excuse everytime . Only on Saturday we made arrangements for a call. He never called neither apologised. He has said nothing. I gues now because he must be getting the pictures, I didn’t want to supply him.

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    • JudMap says:
      Posted: 17 Nov

      Most guys are here for pictures in order for them to touch themselves, remember se... is a mind game, when your pictures are not turning them anymore, they go for new pictures. They are addicted to imaginary lovers. Dont send pictures and see if they will stay. Also if a guy disappears after sending pictures, it means that all they are after. so be warned

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      • Docvetret says:
        Posted: 20 Nov

        That's not true. Apparently , you may have rap all your bad experiences into all men.

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        • Juliebby says:
          Posted: 22 Nov

          I get what she's saying, and she's talking base on experience. So I don't really blame her, but just like you said all men are not the same. Maybe she met the bad ones, but that doesn't mean that good ones don't exist

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  7.   DJA007 says:
    Posted: 18 Sep

    Call ghostbusters.

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  8.   Anaxap12 says:
    Posted: 08 Sep

    Just block them,do not play their game.

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  9.   Alicbae says:
    Posted: 16 Aug

    If someone ghosts you after a good connection with no explanation, don't give them the time of the day..move on

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  10.   MsTucker says:
    Posted: 28 Jul

    Unfortunately, I was ghosted by a man I thought was such an extraordinary person. He talked a good game for three full days, and boom ghosted me without an explanation. Being ghosted is by far one of the worst feelings.

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  11.   Iphy1 says:
    Posted: 16 Jul

    Ghosters are terrible humans. I just don't wanna encounter them anymore

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    • Bred11 says:
      Posted: 21 Jul

      Great pretenders, heartless, as and deceptive. I don't blame you!

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  12.   Owori894 says:
    Posted: 16 Jul

    Good thoughts

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