Everyone knows that ghosting sucks, right?

Absolutely.

Everyone's been ghosted or done the ghosting before.

True.

It's happened.

People know what it is.

You all open your Snapchat up, scroll down, and see that red 37 weeks ago. Being left on red, being left undelivered. Exactly. To a person that, you know, you thought you had a connection with, whether you're like some freaky insel that just got ghosts out of nowhere that kind of deserved it a little bit.

Whether or not all the replies were mutual were not mutual. It was very one-sided to begin with and you just couldn't tell. Either that or like, you know, maybe you didn't deserve it. Maybe you're just being normal and I don't know where they ghosty, right? Or you ghost to them, whatever it may be. It happens, right? It's a human condition, something we experience with the increase in social media and the proliferation of, you know,

communication networks. happens, right? It's a human condition, something we experience with the increase in social media

and the proliferation of, you know, communication networks. Modern problems require modern

solutions, if you will. Right. And a modern solution that someone in the Philippines has proposed,

a lawmaker. Someone with power. Yeah, they just, they introduced a bill that would make ghosting

illegal as an emotional offense in a form of

emotional abuse.

Who hurt, bro?

That's what I'm saying.

But homophobia strikes again because although the bill would go after ghosting, it wouldn't

go, it only goes after ghosting if it's a same-sex relationship.

It only goes after ghosting if the girl

ghost the guy. It only happens between people of opposite sex. That's the only thing the bill applies to.

So if you're a gay man or a gay woman or, you know, anyone that isn't straight, you get to ghost

as much as you want. But I think this is so funny because this dude, this dude has introduced national legislation, right?

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