Is it ever acceptable to ghost someone?

discussion, ghost, ghosting, relationships, romantic, texting

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This was a question I had been asking myself.

A few weeks ago, a friend and I had been discussing the appropriate ways to end things with someone you’d been seeing briefly. There were many factors to consider: how long you’d known each other, how many dates you’d been on, the timeframe that the number of dates took place, whether you met on an app or met through friends, and, of course, if things had gotten physical.

All of these culminated to one overall point: how much of an explanation do you feel you owe this person?

I for one thought that when you’re date or two in, it was perfectly reasonable to just never speak again if you feel things are not progressing/there’s no chemistry/whatever. However, after a certain amount of time, I felt a conversation would be necessary for appropriate closure. I couldn’t pin down a time frame…

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Talking about love at 19

cheating, life, love, relationships, single, travel

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I’ve never experienced being in love because I don’t want to lose myself. And that’s a statement. I am young, I have fire in me, I want to achieve things and the way I’m saying it might seem self centred or selfish but the truth is I’m okay with being alone, I’m at peace.

There is so much pressure for people to be in relationships, to be with someone, and some people, because of that, can’t for the life of them be alone. They are lost and they do not who they are because they have always been with someone else.

We should learn to be alone with ourselves before we get into a relationship. Being alone is okay -don’t shame people for being alone and don’t feel bad for being single. Enjoy life the way you want – whether that’s doing what excites you, learning new things, being friends…

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Dating and hookups in college: what they’re actually like (from a female’s perspective)

As a student at a women’s college, I know my experience is probably different from the average college student’s. That’s why I asked college girls from around the country to weigh in on what dating and hookups are like at their schools. Here are their responses.

Dating and hookups in college: what they’re actually like

When Someone gaze at you ardently

affection , attraction , body language , crush , dating , love , intimacy , relationship

Noah Jemilu's avatarHome of Love and Relationship Ideas

When Someone gaze at you ardently, Tilt and smile diffidently it is sure an ecstatic moments for us, Consensual behaviours are usually involuntary or reflex. It not easy admitting ones love feelings to the other; I myself is in the same shoe presently.

‘I hate to Love and Loose’
but if you don’t tell that person how you feel about them soon you’ll be buying yourself a Ticket to the friend zone forever Read Crush and Attraction,

Things that Hold us Back

1. Fear of Approach

2. Fear of Rejection

We may be so close or not that we don’t have the, permit me to use the word effrontery, telling this person about our feelings because we imagine it might hurt, off or they turn us down. And this the part we are so insecure about Loosing the Friendship.

When you think awkwardly about yourself you are also sending signals…

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