Trip to New England + I've Changed My Mind About People Who Ghost Me 

I've really enjoyed the last 2 videos. Awesome thoughts on the ghosting topic. It was a treat to see parts of New England and hear about your Dad. Loved the shots of you sitting on the rock and eating lunch. Beautiful! btw, I like Nick Lewis too! He's great! #nobarndoors !!! lol Thanks! xoxo

The editing with the footage included was very nice 👍

I enjoyed your video. But I think as women we sometimes "excuse" ghosting as, "They were just going through stuff," when the reality is many men are just not that interested in us, and only come back around when their new interest in someone else doesn't work out. The old expression, "He's just not that into you," applies. When men are honestly interested, nothing will stop them from reaching out. He's not "scared of relationships," he's not "busy," he doesn't "Lack communication skills," he's not "afraid of commitment," he doesn't need "more time," he's just not that interested. Some men are users, and they only "come back" when we're their last option. Bottom line: You have more value. Show some dignity and tell them you're not a "last resort option." Then, confidently move on and expect to meet someone who finds you fascinating and truly desires to be with you.

I haven't watched your other videos, but UNLESS you like that type, you got ghosted not once but twice... I would BLOCK. He can learn the hard way for the next one if he's willing. But some women love to play "mommy" for the so called "sensitive" boys. If you don't like that kind of future, don't feel bad about blocking people who ghost. How you describe how he talked to you sounds like he is either visiting a crappy therapist or he's using psychology speak to make him seem more deep rather than just hurtful. Grown adults should know ghosting is not something you do to someone you care about. I will say I enjoyed your video overall. New England seems beautiful and nature can be healing to just sit by the water. I have a spot by the water on a rock too that I haven't visited in ages.