People Explore The Phenomenon Of Ghosting Someone Because We're Scared Of Our Feelings For Them (Twitter Thread)

You've heard of ghosting after someone decides they're not into someone. It might be immature and cowardly, but we definitely get why people do it. Introducing a new dating phenomenon to hit our wacky generation: ghosting someone because you're so into them that you're afraid of your own feelings. Um, what?! There are many things in this world that we should be afraid of, but our feelings should not be included on that list. Have we really become so far gone that we're afraid of our own feelings now? If you've ghosted someone recently because of this reason, you should definitely reach out with a heartfelt apology. Being vulnerable is scary, but you can't form genuine romantic connections with people without vulnerability. It's a risk you have to be willing to take. We're not going to sugarcoat it - you might get hurt along the way. But that's life! Scroll down to read a Twitter thread about this wild ghosting concept.

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Genuine connections are scary.
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Time to slide back into her DMs with a heartfelt apology.
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