Can you share a 'ghosting karma story'?

One ghosting karma story is about a person who constantly ghosted their friends. One day, when they really needed help, all those friends were unavailable. It was like the karma of their past actions coming back. They had made others feel unimportant by disappearing, and now they faced the same feeling.

Well, a 'ghosting karma story' could be many things. It might involve a situation where someone in a friendship group constantly ghosts others when they're no longer interested. Then, later on, when this person is in need of support or friendship, they find that no one is there for them. This shows that their past actions of ghosting have led to a sort of karmic result where they are now alone. It's a reminder that how we treat others often has a way of coming back to us.

Well, I heard of a man who ghosted his long - term partner just before a big event. Years later, when he was about to get married to someone else, his ex showed up and told his new partner about how he had ghosted. His new relationship was in jeopardy. It was his karma for the past wrong.

Here's one. A young man had made a new friend at a hobby club. They would often talk about their shared interests and planned to go to an event together. But then, without any warning, the new friend ceased all communication. The young man tried to reach out a few times but got no response. It's a typical ghosting story where one person suddenly and inexplicably cuts off contact in a non - romantic relationship.

Well, there's this story about a Japanese couple. They had been dating for a couple of months. The girl was really into the relationship. One day, the guy just vanished. He didn't show up for their planned date. After that, she tried reaching out but he had blocked her on all platforms. It's a typical case of ghosting in Japanese dating. It could be due to cultural reasons like not wanting to face the discomfort of a breakup conversation, or he might have just lost interest and thought this was the easiest way out.

Sure. There was a man who found a wallet on the street. Instead of taking the money inside for himself, he looked through the wallet and found the owner's contact information. He returned the wallet intact. A few weeks later, he got an unexpected job offer from a company where the wallet owner worked. It was a much - better - paying job than his current one. This is a great example of good karma.

I once had a so - called friend who suddenly ghosted me. I found out she was spreading false rumors about me. So, I simply showed up at an event where she was trying to impress some important people. I walked in looking amazing and confident. I started chatting with the people she was targeting and casually mentioned how she had been untrue to me. By the end of the night, those people were looking at her with suspicion.

A family member was supposed to come to a family reunion. But they didn't show up and didn't call. Everyone thought they were being ghosted. Later, it was discovered that they had written down the wrong date in their calendar. They were so apologetic when they realized their mistake, and the whole family now tells this story as a funny 'ghosting' incident.

One story I heard was about a girl who was ghosted by a guy she really liked. Instead of getting sad, she started posting amazing pictures of herself having a great time on social media. She made sure to tag mutual friends. Eventually, the guy saw and realized what he was missing. It was a simple yet effective form of revenge as it made him feel like he made a big mistake.

Sorry, I don't have enough information to share specific details of the 'travis mills ghosting story'.