If They Ghost, Make Them Vapor
- Lakya Garrison

- Oct 14
- 5 min read
Updated: Oct 26
Magnetic Starts, Silent Endings
There comes a time when someone enters your life with magnetic energy—charming, consistent, and seemingly aligned with your desires. You share laughter, texts, and vulnerable moments, believing you’ve found someone worth your attention. Then, without warning, they vanish. No explanation. No goodbye. Just silence. So, you might ask why then does this all-consuming person eventually ghost you? This blog isn’t about decoding their disappearance. It’s about what you do next. Because when they ghost, you don’t chase—you transmute. You make them vapor.
I could write volumes unpacking why we allow inconsistent people to rent space in our minds without paying emotional dues. I could just as easily dissect the psychology behind ghosting—the avoidance, the immaturity, the cowardice. But that’s not where our energy belongs. Instead, I choose to invest this moment in something far more valuable: teaching you how to respond when someone ghosts you. Not with confusion. Not with desperation. But with discernment. Ready? Let’s begin.
The All-Mighty Ghost
👻 Ghost (verb)
To abruptly cut off communication with someone without explanation, especially in a romantic or personal context.
It’s not just silence—it’s intentional disappearance.
No calls.
No texts.
No closure.
Ghosting often reflects emotional immaturity or avoidance. It leaves the other person questioning their worth, replaying conversations, and searching for answers that may never come.
If you’ve been here before, you know that when I speak of “the ghost,” I’m usually referring to the Holy Spirit—the divine presence that guides us with discernment, fills us with wisdom, and anchors us in truth. But today, we’re shifting focus. We’re talking about a different kind of ghost—the one who shows up with charm, consistency, and connection, only to vanish without warning. No explanation. No closure. Just silence. That ghost deserves a seat at the front of today’s lesson. You may be tempted to ask: Why did they disappear? What did I do wrong? What are they thinking? Let me be clear—none of those questions will be answered, and none of them need to be. They ghosted. And now, you make them vapor.
💨 Parapsychology
Studies show that even ghosters often don’t know why they ghost. It’s not clarity—it’s confusion. And yet, nearly 90% of them circle back within two to three months, hoping to reenter the space they abandoned. That’s the absurdity: someone believing they can exit your life without explanation and return without consequence.
But you, the emotionally intelligent one, know better. You understand that anyone who disappears without warning—without respect for the connection you built or the friendship you nurtured—is not someone worthy of continued access. They didn’t honor your presence. They didn’t offer closure. They just ghosted.
So you don’t wait. You don’t wonder. You transmute. You make them vapor.

💨 How to Make Them Vapor
After the tears have dried, the questions have quieted and a new interest is introduced into your life, the ghoster will return. It’s almost predictable. A casual, unapologetic “Hey.” No context. No accountability. Just a breadcrumb tossed your way to see if you’ll bite.
The habitual ghosters won’t come prepared. They expect you to do the emotional labor—bring up the silence, ask for clarity, and open the door they closed. You’ll hear lines like:
“I want to get past that.”
“I was busy, but I’m here now.”
The inexperienced ones will offer a flimsy apology and a half-baked excuse, hoping their effort feels like sincerity. And the emotionally disconnected ones? They’ll flip the script entirely:
“Why didn’t you call me?” As if your silence somehow justified theirs.
But here’s the truth: you don’t owe them a conversation, a second chance, or a soft landing. If you choose to respond, do so with clarity:
🧊 “I’m no longer interested in communication.” Then block.
🌫️ “I need space to protect my peace.” Then disengage—fully, permanently.
This isn’t a 10-day no-contact experiment. This is a full spiritual release. No talking. No texting. No revisiting. You’re not punishing them—you’re preserving yourself. You’re not ghosted anymore. You’re Elevated. Untouchable.
💨 Vapor Tactics: Emotional Exit Strategy for the Discerning Woman
When the ghoster resurfaces—usually with a casual “Hey” or a recycled apology—you don’t entertain their reentry. You’ve already done the emotional math. You know that:
Ghosters rarely prepare explanations because they expect you to do the emotional labor.
Some will deflect blame, suggesting you should’ve reached out. That’s manipulation dressed as concern.
Others will offer vague apologies, hoping nostalgia will override your discernment.
Your response? Legacy over longing.
🧊 The Direct Cut: “I’m no longer interested in communication. Wishing you well.” Then block.
🌫️ The Gentle Fade: “I need space to protect my peace.” Then disengage fully—no breadcrumbs, no closure.
🔒 The Spiritual Seal: You don’t just remove them from your phone—you remove them from your spirit. No contact. No curiosity. No compromise.
This isn’t punishment. It’s preservation. You’re not ghosted—you’re evolving.
👁️ Spirits on Assignment: Why Ghosters Must Stay Gone
Let’s be clear—only spirits with ill intent or misaligned assignments pop in and out of your life without reason. I’m not talking about someone you may have hurt, who returns out of forgiveness and growth. I’m speaking specifically about the person who ghosted you without warning, without cause, when everything seemed aligned—and then vanished.
That kind of spirit doesn’t deserve space in your life anymore. Their reentry isn’t about reconnection—it’s about disruption. They come back offering artificial intimacy, but what they really bring is emotional confusion and spiritual interference.
Spirits like that return with magnitude. Not to heal, but to hijack. They consume your peace, drain your energy, and occupy your mental space—not to build, but to distract you from what you should be doing, who you’re becoming, and where you’re headed.
You don’t entertain that. You discern it. And then you vaporize it.
🔚 Closing Remarks: Vapor Is Victory
Ghosting isn’t just silence—it’s spiritual interference. And when someone reenters your life without accountability, they’re not seeking reconnection. They’re seeking access. But you’ve evolved. You’ve discerned. You’ve dried your tears and reclaimed your peace. You no longer entertain confusion disguised as closure. You don’t chase ghosts. You transmute them. You make them vapor.
Because your energy is sacred. Your time is legacy. And your presence is not for the emotionally unstable and unavailable.
📣 Your Turn to Vaporize
Have you ever been ghosted by someone who tried to return without reason or remorse? Share your story. Reflect on how you reclaimed your peace. Tag a sister who needs this reminder: You are not abandoned—you are ascending.
Drop your “vapor moment” in the comments or journal it privately. Either way, make it known: You don’t just survive ghosting. You rise above it.
You’ve read the blog. You’ve felt the shift. Now it’s time to act.
At Keyola Consultants, we don’t just talk emotional intelligence—we help you live it. Whether you’re navigating ghosting, reclaiming your confidence, or refining your spiritual discernment, we offer tools, coaching, and community to support your evolution.
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