Sometimes your relationship is going so well then suddenly disappears leaving you with no clue of his whereabouts, then he suddenly shows up again acting like nothing happened and trying to continue where you both left off.
The truth is, your boyfriend may be 'ghosting' you and you may want to end that relationship fast.
Here are four signs your boyfriend may be ghosting you and it's time to quit that relationship:
1. He constantly agrees to plans, but changes or cancels at the last minute. Perpetual flakiness is exhibit A when trying a suspect for ghostery (which is a word I totally just made up ... deal with it). It demonstrates two things: 1) his lack of enthusiasm, and 2) his willingness to string you along. He's not excited about you enough to actually hang out with you, but doesn't want to completely shut you down in case he wants a hookup or changes his mind.
2. He's always "busy." This goes hand-in-hand with flakiness. It's infuriating when someone won't just outright say, "I don't want to hang out with you." Instead, they act like they do, but circumstances won't allow it. Most likely, he's just setting you up for the next point ...
3. His busyness doesn't stop him from randomly reappearing when it's convenient for him. This means he's right-swiping the booty calls, but left swiping any notion of a relationship. Maybe you want a friend with benefits; maybe you don't. Either way, it’s better when both parties agree on the terms. If you were thinking 'relationship' and he's pulling a Houdini act, shut it down.
4. It's getting longer and longer between text exchanges. If the first clues you were getting ghosted weren't so obvious and you've gotten to this point, the disappearing act is almost complete. He's hoping that by pulling away, you'll become less and less interested as well, and eventually, stop talking altogether. The ghoster (another made-up word; someone's got to do it) doesn't have the guts to just let you down, so they hope you'll walk away instead of making him do it.
Source: Pulse.ng
The truth is, your boyfriend may be 'ghosting' you and you may want to end that relationship fast.
Here are four signs your boyfriend may be ghosting you and it's time to quit that relationship:
1. He constantly agrees to plans, but changes or cancels at the last minute. Perpetual flakiness is exhibit A when trying a suspect for ghostery (which is a word I totally just made up ... deal with it). It demonstrates two things: 1) his lack of enthusiasm, and 2) his willingness to string you along. He's not excited about you enough to actually hang out with you, but doesn't want to completely shut you down in case he wants a hookup or changes his mind.
2. He's always "busy." This goes hand-in-hand with flakiness. It's infuriating when someone won't just outright say, "I don't want to hang out with you." Instead, they act like they do, but circumstances won't allow it. Most likely, he's just setting you up for the next point ...
3. His busyness doesn't stop him from randomly reappearing when it's convenient for him. This means he's right-swiping the booty calls, but left swiping any notion of a relationship. Maybe you want a friend with benefits; maybe you don't. Either way, it’s better when both parties agree on the terms. If you were thinking 'relationship' and he's pulling a Houdini act, shut it down.
4. It's getting longer and longer between text exchanges. If the first clues you were getting ghosted weren't so obvious and you've gotten to this point, the disappearing act is almost complete. He's hoping that by pulling away, you'll become less and less interested as well, and eventually, stop talking altogether. The ghoster (another made-up word; someone's got to do it) doesn't have the guts to just let you down, so they hope you'll walk away instead of making him do it.
Source: Pulse.ng
