"Ghosting" is just wrong, y'all. If you're not mature and communicative enough to have a conversation (or at last a statement) with someone about why you all the sudden have an issue with them (unbenknown to them, by the way), and/ or don't want to hang out anymore, then that's a reflection on YOU, not them. Be a secure adult enough to have confrontations (which, by the way, doesn't have to be a negative thing) and conversations about what's bothering you. You're in control o ... f yourself and what you do and speak up about, not others. So will you be that shady, nonconfrontational, passive-aggressive, immature person who just "ghosts" (just stops talking to someone/ inviting them to things/ responding to texts), or will you actually grow a spine and try to have a mature, "grown up" conversation, and not alienate yourself from someone who could, potentially, be the best friend, partner, supporter, etc you'll EVER have? REAL, valuable relationships take work, honesty, tough conversations (at times), trust, effort/ energy, and selflessness. If you're not willing to put that into a relationship, then don't entice people who ARE into starting one with you. June Bridals mother of the groom or bride wears in vintage style
**Stepping off soapbox**