
Being ghosted or gaslit may trigger depression and paranoia among young people, a study has revealed.
Ghosting is the act of cutting off all contact, while gaslighting is a term used when someone is made to question their perception of reality.

Being ghosted or gaslit may trigger depression and paranoia among young people, a study has revealed.
Ghosting is the act of cutting off all contact, while gaslighting is a term used when someone is made to question their perception of reality.