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I have no opinion about people who do it either way - like it would be bad ghosting if the opinion would matter afterwards. It´s just sad for society as a whole.
What do you mean by hardcore copium? It seems like you have trust issues, you push others away because that's your defense mechanism. It's better to realize this problem before it's too late and you're left alone in your comfort zone, all people are different and there are not so many truly undesirable ones that you should exclude from your life.
It's better to not do it, obviously, but sometimes it's the easiest way to handle something
Happens to me all the time. Affects me for a bit and I hate everything and everyone in that time frame and then one day I wake up and they basically have no effect on me. Almost like they are just another NPC in this nonsensical world.
I tell myself they probably just met someone with whom they feel better suited and it wasn’t meant to be, then move on. The makings of attraction are irrational, no sense mulling over it or taking it personally. Just be thankful for what I learned about myself from the dynamic with them and stay open to exploring a different spark down the road with someone else.