The rise of digital communication platforms and social media has facilitated the phenomenon of ghosting. Unlike face-to-face interactions or even phone calls, texting and messaging apps provide a degree of anonymity and distance that makes it easier for individuals to avoid difficult conversations.
In addition, the speed and convenience of modern communication mean that people can connect and disconnect with unprecedented ease. This has led to a shift in social norms where ghosting, once considered taboo, is now often seen as a socially acceptable way to end relationships or interactions.
Furthermore, cultural factors play a role in shaping attitudes towards ghosting. In societies where individualism and personal autonomy are highly valued, there may be less emphasis on the impact of one’s actions on others. This can contribute to a lack of empathy and consideration for the emotional consequences of ghosting.
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