Young adults who experience ghosting are more likely to ghost others
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A new study of young Romanian adults found that people who had been ghosted or breadcrumbed were more likely to do the same to others. The findings suggest these toxic behaviors may be part of a cycle shaped by psychological traits.
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The original was posted on /r/science by /u/mvea on 2025-06-06 14:01:45+00:00.

Original Title: Young adults who experience ghosting are more likely to ghost others. Those who experienced breadcrumbing were more likely to breadcrumb others. People who reported higher moral disengagement, toxic disinhibition, and psychological distress were more likely to engage in ghosting and breadcrumbing.