The Psychology of Why People Ghost You

<p>Ghosting isn't just a modern dating trend-it's a deeply human behavior rooted in avoidance fear and emotional regulation. In <strong>The Psychology of Why People Ghost You</strong> Neil J. Milliner explores the hidden dynamics that drive people to disappear without explanation leaving behind confusion hurt and unanswered questions.</p><p>Drawing on psychology neuroscience and practical exercises this book reveals:</p><ul><li>The attachment styles and defense mechanisms that fuel ghosting</li><li>Why silence often feels more painful than rejection</li><li>How ghosting shows up not only in dating but in friendships family and professional life</li><li>Strategies to reframe ghosting as information not a verdict on your worth</li><li>Tools to rebuild confidence set boundaries and protect your emotional energy</li></ul><p>Written with warmth wit and clarity this guide empowers readers to move beyond guilt and self-blame. Instead of obsessing over what went wrong you'll learn to recognize patterns understand the psychology behind them and reclaim your narrative.</p><p>Whether you've been ghosted once or many times this book offers both validation and transformation. It's not about changing the people who disappear-it's about changing how you respond heal and grow stronger in the face of silence.</p><p><strong>The Psychology of Why People Ghost You</strong> is your roadmap to turning rejection into resilience and unanswered texts into unshakable self-trust.</p>