Disposable people
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I'm guessing there is some backstory/context here that I'm missing... I'm also not much of a people person, so take this with a grain of salt.
Not everyone is going to like you. And sometimes it takes getting to know you to realize they don't like you. If it was an online interaction, it probably wasn't "real" to begin with. Also, stuff happens, people have lives... maybe they are just busy or distracted or locked out of an account or... or... or...1 -
Ah, the guy's name was Mob_4_ever. It's not like you would have invited him over for tea and watercress sandwiches. I hope.
One time someone named Remeron_for_the_win wanted to give me emotional support over the computer screen. I should have known.1 -
RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »Makes me feel like I've wasted time investing in cultivating a relationship with someone. But I guess it's hard to know what's going on for that person. I suppose it's difficult not to take it personally. So yes, I would feel worthless and confused and I would seek resolution.
This ....1 -
Is the lack of resolution the issue? I can understand that, even if I am a master vanisher.0
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RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »
A magician never reveals his secrets...0 -
I feel this more IRL - that I'm not even worth a text (ffs) to say "stepping away" or some variation. I have started to assume that it has as much to do with their cowardice or previous experience where someone has demanded a why, rather than just accept what was provided and wish them the best.4
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RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »
He went to MFPs debate section for a serious hoe down.2 -
Ironlady70 wrote: »I may be old fashioned or naive, but when someone takes the time to get to know you then poof for no reason they disappear, does that make you feel worthless and disposable ?
Yes it does ESPECIALLY when you’ve met in person and have gotten to know them intimately The least they can do is give you the courtesy of a freakin ‘goodbye, I’m going thru xyz and will not be in further contact’ Something, anything is better than completely ghosting someone. That is a total pussymove!!
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RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »
He went to MFPs debate section for a serious hoe down.RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »
A magician never reveals his secrets...
Not so invisible it seems, Sir.
Just absent.1 -
RhiAnLewis17 wrote: »
He went to MFPs debate section for a serious hoe down.
Did someone say hoedown???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsKLDbnp0w84 -
Try not to feel bad. I think *ghosting* is common practice in dating now although I think it is horrible and cowardly. Most likely the other person has someone else. It is not a reflection on you though.1
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No. People have all kinds of reasons for doing what they do, I don't always assume that's my problem.0
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MistressSara wrote: »
I was talking about IRL.1 -
I'm awesome. If someone is too stupid to see that, their loss.4
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