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The problem is that a lot of women relationship advice/therapists admit this is doing more damage in the relationship sphere than it's helping.
Ghosting by either party instead of communicating problems or misgivings basically means you're passing down the issues of whoever you're talking to down to the next person. If a guy was kinda weird, or rude, or said something off cuff or had a flaw of some kind, & you just ghost that guy, most of us are too ignorant of what it was that turned the woman off. Then he goes & likely does that to the next girl & she's dealing with it, then rinse & repeat.

Open dialogue between the sexes is the best way to clear up misconceptions & problems, ghosting is kicking the can down the road. We don't even have to talk about obviously abusive behavior, that's out of line & ridiculous regardless of whose doing it. But if a date occured & then anyone is just being ghosted & that's it, it's making the dating scene worse for everyone.