The Case Against Ghosting As a culture, we've grown accustomed to the pain and uncertainty that comes with ghosting – the practice of suddenly and without explanation ceasing all communication with someone, leaving them in a state of limbo.
But is this really an acceptable way to treat others? When did it become normal to dismiss people's feelings and needs so callously? Ghosting often stems from a fear of rejection.
When someone takes the risk of reaching out or expressing interest in another person, they open themselves up to the possibility of being rejected.