Reasons Why Girls Ghost

This was hilarious. I'm glad mall girl found someone who doesn't mind that she eats birds 😅😢😭

My heart goes out to all people who were ghosted by their crush, one of the wildest experiences to witness

Swoozie we need the 10min+ story times again

i like the friendly ghost one

For me, ghosting is always a last resort. Unless someone’s behavior feels like it could risk my health or safety (which has happened), I’ll try explaining to someone why I don’t want to keep talking with them. And I’m straightforward to a fault. And I elaborate a LOT (especially if asked further questions). So, if they don’t get it, that’s on them. Seriously, ghosting others is just such a scummy thing to do. And you don’t know what kinds of people are out there. You ghost someone, they know where you live, work, or frequent, and then they’re showing up to that place until they get an answer.
Just tell people the truth. Yeah, it’s hard. Nobody ever said the right thing is the easy thing. But things will be better for both parties if you do.

I’ve ghosted people when I was in a very bad place mentally and just overall very sick. Mental health issues mixed with addiction was a huge reason I ghosted people cause I didn’t want them to realize how fucked up I really was. In reality, me ghosting people was super fucked up. I’ve gone back and reached out to those people to apologize if they wanted to hear me out, but for anyone reading this, know that if someone is ghosting you or you’ve been ghosted, there’s a chance it has nothing to do with you. Doesn’t make it right, but maybe it will help with the mental gymnastics it can cause.

Why swoozies life more interesting than a 4 hour movie
Edit: Why is just one of swoozies stories more interesting than my entire life

Generally, I feel the best advice ((and not the easiest by any means)) is to not kill yourself over it, maybe relay a story of what happened to a friend and if they can't give you a reason for the ghosting ((or they can and it's just something stupidly inconsequential)) then just let the ghost go haunt someone else. You probably don't want anyone in your life who'd leave that easily to be begin with and you shouldn't be letting yourself lose sleep over something you can't control either. People be acting up these days, close your heart to it, do you and move on.

I’ve heard from a lot of my female friends that they ghost because of the way some dudes handle rejection. They’ll send a nice “not feeling it, but best of luck” type of text and the dude calls them all kinds of nasty names so instead they just ghost. Sucks for people like me going on dates that get it, appreciate texts like that and have also sent the same types of texts. I’d much rather hear someone say it’s not going to work out then to have to guess.

I would never ghost someone i’ll tell them this isn’t working because guys don’t take hints they’ll find you on your social lol

If you're ghosting someone over a horoscope, you deserve to stay single.

Lmao, I used to think ghosting was kinda just unacceptable behavior, but the I eat birds text chain after handing out the number incident, wow guess some people really are wildin', and Swoozie still had the manners to inform her why he ghosted years later, what a standout guy

I was in the Disney College Program last year and while I was there I met a girl and with my friend’s encouragement decided to be bold enough to give her my phone number saying we could hang out some time. She ended up texting and we planned out a time and place. On the day of, I texted her a few hours early and said “Are we still on for today?” … nothing. Never heard from her again. Ghosted.
This actually happened TWICE. With 2 different girls.
Then one day I was on the program bus and I overheard a girl telling her friend about how she did something almost exactly like my situation to a guy, and she said, “It’s just so fun!”
That really just made me sad cause I guess I was just that for two other girls.
Luckily, though, I ended up meeting a super sweet and genuine girl that gave me her phone number, and we actually hung out all the time and got to know each other super well. We’re still dating to this day, and I’ve never been happier, cause I’m with someone I care about who truly cares about me back.

Being ghosted by my first love was a heart-wrenching experience that left me feeling confused, hurt, and abandoned. We had shared a deep connection, or so I thought, and I never anticipated the sudden and complete silence that would follow.
Our relationship had blossomed in a whirlwind of emotions and shared experiences. We laughed, we cried, and we dreamed together. I reveled in the euphoria of young love, believing that our bond was unbreakable. But then, almost out of nowhere, it all came crashing down.
It started with subtle signs. Messages went unanswered, calls were ignored. At first, I brushed it off, thinking that perhaps life had gotten busy or that something was weighing heavily on their mind. I gave them the benefit of the doubt, hoping that things would soon return to normal. But as the days turned into weeks, my hope transformed into anxiety.
I began to question everything. Was it something I said or did? Had I unknowingly hurt them? The silence became a heavy weight on my chest, and my mind spun with a million unanswered questions. I desperately sought closure, an explanation for this sudden abandonment, but it was nowhere to be found.
In my desperate attempts to make sense of it all, I retraced our steps, analyzing every word, every gesture, searching for any signs of trouble. I wondered if I had missed any red flags, if I had been too blind to see the cracks forming in our relationship. But the truth was that I had been blindsided.
The days turned into weeks, and the weeks turned into months. The pain of being ghosted lingered, an open wound that refused to heal. I oscillated between anger and sadness, between blaming myself and blaming them. The unanswered messages became a constant reminder of the void that had been left in my life.
Eventually, I realized that I needed to accept the reality of the situation. I had been ghosted, and I might never receive the closure I craved. It was a harsh truth to swallow, but it was a necessary step towards healing. I had to learn to let go, even though my heart still ached for an explanation.
Over time, I began to rebuild my life, piece by piece. I surrounded myself with loved ones who offered support and understanding. I immersed myself in hobbies and passions, seeking solace in the things that brought me joy. Slowly but surely, the pain of being ghosted began to lose its grip on me.
While the scars from that experience remain, I have emerged stronger and more resilient. I have learned that ghosting says more about the other person than it does about me. It taught me the importance of communication, honesty, and respect in any relationship.
But most importantly, being ghosted taught me the value of self-love and self-worth. I realized that I deserved someone who would cherish and respect me, someone who would communicate openly and honestly. I refuse to settle for anything less.
So, while being ghosted by my first love was a painful and confusing chapter in my life, it was also a catalyst for growth and self-discovery. It taught me invaluable lessons about love, resilience, and the importance of standing up for myself. And as I continue on my journey, I carry those lessons with me, knowing that they have made me stronger and wiser.

Ridiculous that this childish behavior is acceptable.
We should all be adults and just tell each other what we feel

Just shared this with someone who ghosted me after a date. Things were going well, good conversations later that evening and the day after… then nothing. No warning, no reason for it. Just me scratching my head and wondering for hours what I did wrong. Call me petty or whatever, but ghosting is cowardly and incredibly confusing for someone who has done their best to do right by you. If for whatever reason you can’t be honest, then just make something up - it’s a million times better than leaving someone in the dark.

I forgot how absolute misery the whole dating process is. Really blessed to have found someone special in the mist of all this mess.

I think people would be honest about why things won’t work or why they’re no longer interested if people were taught how to HANDLE REJECTION. You’re not gonna be everyone’s cup of koolaid. If we could handle rejection without going nuclear, I think ghosting wouldn’t be necessary.

Swoozie out here with another banger 💯 the amount of dedication is real 😌✊️

Most people have been ghosted and have ghosted someone which is insane, that just goes to show how uncomfortable people are telling others how they really feel, this should be discussed more because it’s actually a very common yet interesting issue, I don’t think anyone who ghosts other people are bad people but being ghosted is considerably worse than being told they are no longer interested in you, people tend to think of worst case scenarios so it’s a lot of mental turmoil

Girls be majoring in communications but then resort to ghosting 💀

"Hey it was nice meeting you, but I don't feel like we're compatible"... HOW HARD IS THAT?

I never knew what it was called until now. And I can say I have real trust issues because of this. my girlfriend is doing what she can to help me recover, and to start trusting again after being “Ghosted” on and off from literally every girl I’ve ever liked throughout my teen years.
I’m very thankful for my girl for sticking it out and being a support I never knew I needed.

I’ve ghosted twice in my life, both times I told the guy I was uncomfortable multiple times and did not want to meet up in person but they would not take no for an answer. Eventually, I ghosted because it was like talking to a wall.
I generally believe in being up front but unfortunately some people have the idea that being persistent is romantic.

As someone who met his girlfriend in second grade and has been hanging out ever since, i am happy i don’t have to deal with the whole online dating and ghosting thing

Hurts a million times more than getting rejected.

I’ve only ghosted a few times when I was on dating apps. The one that stood out in my mind is when I started talking to this guy and just normal talking not even like flirting. A few days of casual chat and I said something to him about an insecurity of mine and he hits me with “you don’t have to worry with your big strong man here to protect you.” Like there was no flirting or date talking at all with this guy then all the sudden he hits me with that and it came off as creepy sooooo yaaaaaa ghost.

When most PLcliprs change their style it’s a drastic change but I’m so glad that swoozie still has the same style just a bit different
Luv ya man

Just got to face reality that this generation of dating sucks

Thank you swoozie for speaking nothing but facts for 9 minutes straight 🙏

3:17 The thing about being "too nice" is that some people tend to be unnaturally "sweet" to the person theyre trying to date which, unless you're going after royalty, makes the other person feel uncomfortable, either because they can tell it's insincere or it's smothering them. Also, a lot of things people equate with "nice", like not wanting to take any risks, not having fun and not bantering a little with friendly jabs are actually just boring traits. People usually want someone that can at least keep their life at the same level of interesting it's at, and people who have too much of the above traits just can't give that

I had a story kind of similar to the start of mall girl. I was driving with my windows open, and I had to turn at a big intersection. I was just about to get into my lane, when this random woman started crossing the street, so I had to slam the brake. I was not in a great mood and I muttered "oh f*ck you, lady" under my breath. Then I saw her staring at me with her mouth open. I was pretty embarassed. I couldn't tell if it was because I got too close or because she actually heard what I said...

Regardless if you you're a guy or a girl, if you ghost someone without even having the guts to tell them you're not interested, it's very toxic and immature in my eyes. It just straight up makes you an asshole too. Even if I don't like someone, I just straight-up tell them I'm not interested and thank them for their time. That's like the least you can do as a decent human being. Don't be that person that go buys milk and never comes back and leave your kids wondering where their dad/mom went. Take responsibility and accountability and move forward, instead of just avoiding an issue and only think about yourself at the moment.

It's one thing to be ghosted by a rando on a dating app who you've never seen in person, it's another thing to be ghosted IRL by your best friend of 3 years without any explanation whatsoever. True story. And I know something didn't happen to her because I saw her in person but she ran away and posts things on social media. It hurt a lot

personally, i ghost people because people can be weird and have off intentions. and so once you’ve done/said weird things too many times, and it finally clicks for me, i stop responding altogether. i’m a firm believer in people know what they’re doing or saying and sometimes if you give people room to “explain” they will come up with anything 😭 just to keep you around

I had a similar ghosting experience between me and a girl in College Biology last semester. We pretty much sat by each other the first three classes and then split. I am pretty sure it was something I said in the classroom that caused her to just walk by be without saying anything every time we see each other. It's weird and awkward but it's also frustrating , not knowing.

Had a friend who ghosted me out of the blue (everything was great) who messaged me again about a year later. Apparently, she fell into a deep depression and couldn’t keep up conversations with anyone anymore which was why she disappeared on me. She’s doing much better now, which is great, but wished she could’ve said something before just disappearing like that

The real question is, what do you do when you get ghosted while in a platonic friendship?

I’m sick but a new swoozie vid is the best medicine😂😂

I do think it should be standard to criticise or explain why you and a person doesn’t work out, but I *fully* understand ghosting when a guy isn’t taking the hint, or makes you uncomfortable, or makes you feel like you’re in danger (or you genuinely believe you could be in danger)

Some women don't feel comfortable rejecting people because there are all those horror stories about stalking, etc. They ghost to avoid confrontation, because at the end of the day, how well do they REALLY know the person they went on the date with? Not condoning the behavior by any means. Just giving the female perspective as to why it may happen.

If they ghost you it’s their loss. I’ve been ghosted plenty of times till I found my wife. My best advice is don’t stress about it it’ll happen out of nowhere that’s how I met my wife. Do what makes you happy and not worry about anything else if people don’t like it oh well.

sWooZie!!!! When I tell you I needed this video! A girl who ghosted me over TWO MONTHS ago out of nowhere hit me up this morning, but I've been avoiding opening the message. A few seconds ago, I was about to respond after getting up the nerve to do so. Then I saw this video appear in my recommended! I didn't open the message yet, but the notification bubble showed me the first few words "Hey, sorry it's been awhile. I've been so so so busy..."
FOR TWO MONTHS?! Get the heck outta here with that...
We had been talking daily for at least 3 months before she just randomly stopped messaging me!

This video just saved me from being ghosted from my own girlfriend and the tip to stop texting at two messages actually worked for me!

I recently got ghosted, myself. Your timing is impeccable, Swooz :)

Ah, nothing like avoiding people and building a stress metropolis because of it 😊

It's always a good day when swoozie drops

Just went through this for the first time two days ago after what I perceived as a good and amicable two months. Got blocked on all avenues in the dead of night. In a state of disbelief, I looked at her social media for answers. It was another dude, after she convinced me that I was the only one she was talking to. I don't wish this on my worst enemy.

Also something to consider that I've found out the hard way moving from a blue city to a red city, sometimes it's just not your dating pool. And that's okay, you're just not surrounded by the type that seeks your type

I don't know if you'll ever read this but this video came at a perfect time. Met someone who I really liked and she ghosted me. I was miserable for the past week. I looked through everything I texted, there was nothing that I could have said that was offensive. I kept checking everyday but I've come to terms that she wouldn't be a good partner. If you can't communicate with someone you're not mature enough to date them. If you've been ghosted don't blame yourself. I know you don't wanna hear it, but someone is wishing for someone like you. Just make sure you're the best version of yourself for when you meet them!

“I eat birds” swoozie had a potential serial killer on his hands

I used to care about being ghosted when I was a teenager but after learning and growing over the course of a few years, I realized anybody worth being in your life will never even consider Ghosting you

Unfortunately, I've had my own experience with the "they're actually in a relationship when they say they're single". I met a guy (28-29) on a dating app and, according to the personality questions we both answered, we seemed really compatible. We got to talking, then texting, then calling. He seemed mostly really nice, but this was where Red Flag Numero Uno showed up: he was /super/ forceful about me not texting him after 8pm. Apparently he goes to work at 2am, so that makes sense, but there are better, kinder ways to say that.
But I gave him the benefit of the doubt and we kept talking.
Maybe a week or so in, he wants to meet. Red Flag Two came when he said he didn't have a car, so I'd have to drive to him (30+ minutes). I'd met some creeps online before, so I was skeptical, but wanted to make it work because he seemed nice and genuine.
So I drive to meet him. I am fairly well-versed in self-defense and legally conceal carry, so I knew I'd be able to hold my own if push came to shove. He invited me inside and I found Red Flag Number Three: he still lives with his parents, a grandparent, and a brother. This house wasn't big either; it was super tiny! Everyone was packed in like sardines. And the father smoked (/apparently/ it was medicinal).
We talked and had fun playing a board game, but I was still pretty leery.
We made plans to go to an amusement park that weekend (he said he'd borrow his grandmother's car) and he volunteered to pay, which I thought was nice of him.
The day of the date comes, and I'm awoken to his confession.
Apparently, not only was he seeing someone else before me, but they were married, expecting a baby, and she was away on a business trip!
Later on, she found me on Facebook and we compared my testimony to what he'd told her when he confessed to her about me, and it turned out he was still lying (trying to downplay his trying to cheat) to save his own skin.
I never talked to him again.
I checked her Facebook profile a month or so later, and she'd changed her last name back to her maiden name.
Ever since then, every time I matched with someone on a dating app, I've had to ask if he was married.

Hot take here: ghosting, if you haven’t hooked up and been on less than 3 dates, is fine. If they ask for an explanation, I will provide it but don’t offer because usually it’s something they don’t want to hear ick vibes, I wasn’t attracted to them irl, or the banter/vibes just weren’t there. If we weren’t even “seeing each other” I don’t owe you and explanation and vice versa. Also historically when I used to be honest and say we won’t do this again, people get so rude and butthurt. Don’t ask, if you don’t actually want an answer.

I’ve always tried to communicate when something isn’t working out, but some men become violent,threatening, or beg. I want to be honest, because I feel it’s the right thing, however when men do things like that it makes women pause. I can only speak from my experience as a woman who dated men. I’m so happy I’m married now and don’t have to deal with dating anymore!

Casper the friendly ghost style seems like more effort than sending a text explain, "I don't see this going anywhere" 😂

I got ghosted once because she was emotionally unavailable. Took me a year and a half to realize that.

I was once told that people who do bad things will aventually get theirs. This counts. It’s funny to me when girls who ghost guys end up getting cheated on by the hotshot they picked over the nice guy. My point is ghosting is a mean thing to do cause men go through so much already and are willing to take time out of their day to be with you. Just cause he don’t spend a ton of money, don’t mean he’s a bad guy. Just cause he don’t look sexy don’t mean he’s a creep, and just cause he’s polite don’t mean he’s a pussy. The toughest men on earth are the biggest gentlemen while, the cuties and strongest looking guys are the most cruel and or weak, or disloyal. But it will always be one of the three.
You know what. Keep ghosting, but just know you will one way or another give up something your future boyfriends will never be able to give you.

sWooZie always comes through with the videos I seem to need most. Like bro is reading my mind sometimes! Anyhow, I appreciate you man, great video as always 🤙🏽

Had a similar experience at my University dormitory 😂
Shit got wild and roommates/ housemates just abuse my personal items.
The most tragic thing has happened that all my Kitchen Utensil disappeared so I had to buy new ones and hide them away from my housemates.
I never got it back!
Rip Silver Surfer Fork #1 and Silver Blade #1

my problem with ghosting is i legit never get to know what i did wrong. like I recently even got ghosted by a colleague of mine that i had no real interest in and they had no real interest in me either and we just shared memes and shit and now i just got blocked. 4 people in a row now and I'm still none the wiser which is fucking aggravating.

Swoozie you never disappoints Alas I've ghosted and been ghosted. I've ghosted when a guy didn't take NO for an answer and got predatory obsessed stocker behavior, I always try to be straightforward with whatever person I interact but the dude didn't get the memo. I was ghosted when I was talking to the guy and everything seem to be cool, the minute I suggested an in person meeting the guy " died" 😂... I mean nada , zip, niente and girls if this happens to you don't beg or cry, know that you probably ditched a bullet 😉❤

I ghosted this tinder date because when we were eating he took food off my plate, that I was paying for my own meal, after he ate all of his food. Even though I have said before, food sharing with strangers, which he was, freaks me out.

I am not bothered by ghosting, but I once had a girl ghost and about a year later she made a tiktok (I still followed her there) close to tears about how a guy she connected with slept with her and ghosted her after. Maybe I’m a bad person but I found it a little funny.

People need to be more upfront about what they're looking for with online dating. It is a good way to start, but a relationship needs regular contact. All this ghostin' creates a generation of trust issues 👻

Swoozie I think you where COMPLETELY in the right to block that gurl and go full ghost. You saw the red flags and did the smart thing to cut it off RIGHT THEN AND THERE! To me that’s an acceptable circumstance to ghost ppl :)

I do the Casper the friendly ghost technique your homegirl does. I find that better than going cold turkey on someone. And most of the time, I don't go ghost unless they are starting drama constantly and just an all around problem.

It's only creepy if you aren't attractive. It's been stated

It is a bit childish when people ghost but it's the normal these days. When you're texting it's a whole lot better to initiate the intent to actually see them in person. Don't ask, "hey when are you free or what's your schedule like." Instead be like, "there's an event going on in the city, or a new restuarant/brewery just opened let's go if you want to." That strategy works all the time.

I think the only time where I legitimately ghosted was when I got catfished like dude literally was someone else and I felt he didn’t deserve my time again. Other than that if I was really into the guy I mostly gave them a paragraph at how I felt if it wasn’t going anywhere

Petition for swoozie to do why guys ghost/ act like they want you but sleep with other ppl😂

People who ghost genuinely irritate me and my respect for a person drops if they do it. Because it does not take much effort at all to write a 10 word sentence that breifly explains why. And sometimes that could lead to a perfectly reasonable explanation from their side that makes you realise you were actually wrong. And if they dont respond well. There is a block button, youve done your bit to tell them at that point.

This video came at the perfect time . I recently got ghosted. We just hung out at her bonfire Just the 2 of us and she said she invited me because she liked a lot of the comments I liked on her post. It was nice we mostly just sat there and talk but i tried to secure a second date and she just never got back to me. but I have noticed she's been gassing up my friend from elementary school. (were adults now) Even asked if she knew him and she said no. I've pretty much moved on from figuring that mess out but In the back of my head I'm just thinking "Was I really not worth 10 seconds to say you're not interested?"

I ghosted my crush once, she was giving me the casper treatment and it was doing a number on my mental health, when I noticed how much it hurt and how far I was I had to block her in order to preserve my mental health

I'd NEVER ghost someone for being nice. I'd LOVE to meet an actual nice for no reason person.

Internet based society where many people aren't mature enough to communicate, or to take rejection. I hate ghosting but gotta accept it's gonna happen. I haven't gone super saiyan yet. Not even my final form.

Pro tip: use a google voice number for people you just met. If they get too crazy, just delete the number and you’re good

Instead of ghosting, try to see it as an oppertunity to learn how to deal with hard conversations/confrontations, so you have experience for when you need to confront someone important.

I think if someone sends you a message out of the blue random, talking about their craving for birds, you have every right to ghost them with no explanation.

I think part of the problem with us guys (especially these days) is that we don't have any good role models to look up to or mentor us. Society has taught guys in general that being "men" is "toxic" under the guise of a certain social movement that in and of itself is toxic. So when males grow up not knowing how to deal with things, and not know how to handle things properly, you get the problems you've experienced (and sometimes more). We have to learn where there's practically no teacher. Also, ladies...us guys aren't mind readers. Being forthcoming and direct at times like these is always more valued than anything else. Also for both guys and gals, one thing I've found that causes issues is...noone really tries to spend the time to get to know one another before they take that next step. It's as if everyone is in such a rush to "be with someone" that it leads to all these issues. Just sayin'...

My ghosting story:
I met a guy on an app and gave him my number, then I went to dinner with a friend and didn’t look at my phone. 3 hours later, I check my phone and turns out the guy texted me. He started scolding me because I didn’t respond immediately, and started saying things like “why did you give me your number if you don’t want to talk?”
I scolded him back that I was at dinner and his sense of entitlement to a response was alarming. After saying what I wanted to say, GHOSTED
It’s not like we were talking then I disappear for 3 hours, the guy started a conversation and expected I respond immediately.

I wanna say I never ghosted anyone, but I am REALLY uncertain. I have been a very non-confrontational dude most of my 20s, but I also dated a lot of non-confrontational people. So.... mutually ghosted? lol

Ghosted due to horoscope? No, but I should have when a psychic friend said this new girl in my life is a trainwreck. We had a long distance relationship.
5 _extremely stressful_ years later she passed away from covid complications. I come to find out she was catfishing me the whole time. 😒

A minute for all the homies laying in bed at night wondering why they weren't good enough.

I’ve been ghosted a couple times. The first was this girl I wasn’t even interested in. My friend told me to try to get with her and play with her feelings like he did. She ended up finding out and ghosting me cause we follow each other on ig.😭 the second time, I was talking to this girl and something came up. She just stopped talking to me completely. Like I’m almost certain she blocked my number. Then she put me in her close friends on IG and posts a lot of shady quotes that I think are directed at me. And the thing is, I’ve done nothing wrong😭. Every other time I’ve been ghosted is because I have a slick mouth. Every girl I talk too thinks I talk to every other girl.

Some people are just energy vampires.
They'll constantly hit u up, asking when ya'll can hang out, bombarding you with messages, etc.
BUT- the moment you give them any *hint* of a rejection; suddenly you find yourself in a free therapy session, heavily reassuring them of their worth and all that.
It's EXHAUSTING when you really just wanna be by yourself and relax with some ice cream for the rest of the day.

I've ghosted someone because they were a regular at my job, and part of my job is to be very nice and friendly with people (casual service industry about a niche interest). He was okay to talk to, but he took up so much of my time that I had a hard time getting things done. I would've rather just been by myself, listening to a podcast and doing tasks. I can't for the life of me remember why I gave him my insta, but I gave it willingly. He tried to make plans to have dinner with me and friends in December, but I said the holiday season was too busy and maybe I'll have more time when the holiday season dies down. It's been at least six months, and I left that job a few months ago. He still sends me (and my friend/ex co-worker) DMs. They're very, very short and sent once a couple times a month, but I don't have any intention of responding. I was very nice to him because it was my job, and I wanted to do my job well. I would've been polite to him if he was a stranger outside work, but we wouldn't have been "friends" if it wasn't for the employee/customer dynamic. He isn't dangerous or stalker-y--just a little unaware, thank goodness, but I'm really hoping he gets the clue soon and stops trying to message me and my friend.

Another day, another great Swoozie upload 🔥🔥🔥

What I took from this is to find someone mature enough to have a discussion where we can work thru major or minor issues rather than just runaway like a toddler. Got it, highly unlikely, but got it. I was born in the wrong generation brah, this is hella immature

I would give this person the most intelligent advice praying day in day out she would gain a sense to not be a horrible person…. She kept on using me as a “friend” while also pushing me to the edge so I ghosted her for my mental health and faith in humanity.
P.S. She once coached her “boyfriend” to cheat on his girl to date her then(guess what) she got cheated on and thought about revenge. I said she totally deserved it for turning him into a cheater AND causing emotional damage / distrust to that original girl. Awful awful awful person…

Number 1 rule of finding out what a girl wants: Don't ask a girl what a girl wants

This is how all my relationships have ended since I was little. I'm convinced but not bothered that it must be me.

Swoozie out here uploading a vid about ghosting while he ghosts us months at a time 😂😂😂 love u swoozie ❤

Ive ghosted on tinder where we havent had a conversation yet because it would be weirder for the first message to be just 'sorry I matched I'm not feeling it anymore' but i would never ghost someone I actually know

yeah, what makes me annoyed is that whenever I start friendly ghosting someone, they just think I’m busy and still hit me up. Sometimes I still reply but it’s just because I want them to stop. I do give out hints to them that I’m not interested, but nope, they continue with 10 messages or more. It’s to the point where I have to block them. Once I had 66 messages straight.
This friendly ghosting thing does not seem to work out for me.😂

You can get ghosted for literally anything, it's stressful, just find someone that likes you enough that you don't have to jump through so many hoops and question being just a regular human being

While I don't personally like sharing my stories online. This video resonated with me HARD. As a man i've been ghosted for no reason nd the feeling is fucking terrible because the question im always left with is why?
I have had MULTIPLE scenarios of meeting on a dating app, we have a good talk, conversations are going smooth, but the issue comes with once u get the insta or number it all goes to SHIT.
A super recent one is, I was talking to this girl on Hinge, we talked a while got the gist she wasnt rly on the app much so I said "hey when U see this lemme get ur number or insta, so we can talk more."
And it worked, get the number, I shoot a text like "hey its ******, how u been?" I Get a response, then I respond back, nd then don't get one back? in most cases, I let maybe no more than 2 days pass, if 2 days pass I shoot a text with a simple.
"Well idk if ur super busy or whatever, but I would like to talk more if u ever down to, so If u want hmu" but after that I just delete the number nd go about my day. But it still begs the question... why give me ur number if u planned to just ghost me? Just say straight up, "its not working out rn" or ANYTHING I can't read fucking minds.

You know its finna be a great day when Sir Swoosie post🙏

0:34 I'm SO GLAD someone else said "being a hardcore racist" - the only time I specifically ghosted someone was for that reason. It was very clear he had ideas about Black people that I did not have the courage or energy to educate him about for the rest of my life. Sorry bro, wherever you are, hope you've read a book by now.

I love your stories Swoozie❤