The Pain of Ghosting
Ghosting strips away essential social cues, leading to emotional dysregulation and a heightened sense of rejection. This experience triggers negative emotions such as sadness and anger, as our brains interpret it as a threat to our social standing and belonging. The lack of closure forces us to internalize feelings of inadequacy, destabilizing our self-perception and leaving us vulnerable.In this clip
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The Psychology of your 20s
101. The psychology of ghosting
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