Tasha jumps to conclusions when she sees Leo at a bar with another woman

DEIDRE SAYS: Dear Tasha...GHOSTING is common, with over 70 per cent of Gen Z and Millennials admitting to doing it.

And it’s easy to see why as it means dodging awkward conversations or showdowns.

But if you are on the receiving end, it can be a lot harder to bear.

We all like to know why something didn’t work out but being ghosted means you are denied the chance to work through your feelings.

It can make you paranoid and can cause you to jump to the wrong conclusions – like with Leo’s sister.

Our dependence on social media only amplifies this.

Constantly searching for validation through social media feeds insecurities and encourages low self- esteem so try to limit your time spent online.

Please read my support pack on self-esteem, I think you will find it helpful.