Ghosting has become an increasingly prevalent phenomenon in today's dating culture, reflecting a shift towards digital communication and a reluctance to confront uncomfortable conversations. For gay men, this can be attributed to the influence of hookup apps, a larger pool of potential partners, and societal pressures, leading to a higher likelihood of casual and transient interactions.In today’s episode, we’re discussing what ghosting is, how we can avoid being ghosted, and empowering self-care strategies for those who've experienced this common but often painful experience.Additional Resources:Ghosting (Definition)Ghosting (Psychology Today)Ghosting (Grammarist)Psychological Correlates of Ghosting and Breadcrumbing Experiences: A Preliminary Study among Adults8 Reasons You’ve Been Ghosted15. Understanding Attachment StylesWhat Is Ghosting—and Why Is It So Rude?Survey Reveals ‘Ghosting’ Impacts 76% Of People Who Are Dating—Plus The States With The Biggest OffendersThe Mental Health Effects of GhostingLGBTQ Ghosting: Why We Do It and How to Deal With ItGet Your MerchSupport the showGet Your Merch

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