“Unmasking the Ghosters: Discover the Surprising Traits That Reveal Why They Disappear Without a Trace!”
When I worked in a large marketing agency, I had colleagues who liked to dictate how and when a conversation ended. If the conversation threatened their sense of control, they’d politely excuse themselves—and never pick up the thread again.
In personal relationships, ghosting can be a power move. The person who disappears decides the final chapter of the story. They don’t have to compromise, explain, or show vulnerability.
Simon Sinek often emphasizes that real connection involves some give and take. But people who need control don’t feel comfortable with the unpredictability of genuine dialogue. They think if they vanish without a trace, they maintain the upper hand.
