Billie Eilish opened up about being ghosted and losing friends in the limelight.
Eilish acknowledged the cost of fame and her difficulty making new friends due to abandonment issues.
She shared an instance of a friend who disappeared without contact after making plans to meet.
Billie Eilish, the Grammy-winning singer, has shared her experiences with being ghosted and losing friends in the limelight. In a recent interview on BBC's Miss Me? podcast hosted by Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver, Eilish opened up about a shocking instance of ghosting she faced last year.
Eilish revealed that she had planned to meet someone she knew for years, but he never showed up or contacted her again. She was surprised and disappointed by the sudden disappearance, especially since they had made plans and shared an address.
The singer joked about the man's size and courage, expressing her disbelief at his behavior. However, she also acknowledged that this experience was a reminder of the cost of fame.
Eilish further discussed how she lost most of her friends when she became famous at a young age. She explained that it was tough to relate to people and make new friends due to abandonment issues and the fear of loss. However, she has since made an effort to reconnect with old friends and now has a large group of companions.
Despite the challenges, Eilish remains optimistic about her friendships and continues to focus on her music career. Her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, was released on May 17.
Billie Eilish was ghosted by someone she knew last year.
She struggled to make new friends due to abandonment issues and the fear of loss.
A year ago, she reconnected with old friends and now has a large group of friends again.
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Billie Eilish lost most of her friends after becoming famous at the age of 14.
Billie Eilish had a worst ghosting experience in December 2022 with someone she knew for years.
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The article contains an appeal to authority and a potential false analogy. Billie Eilish's statements about her personal life are not considered as they are the subject of the article, not the author's assertions.
Eilish said her experience was “insane” and “literally unbelievable.”
Eilish later saw that he was dating someone. “And I was like ‘ohhhh.’ But I didn’t know people still did that. I genuinely didn’t know people did that.
Eilish released her third studio album, “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” on May 17.
Billie Eilish was ghosted by someone she knew last year.
She struggled to make new friends due to abandonment issues and the fear of loss.
Accuracy
Billie Eilish was ghosted by someone she knew.
Eilish lost many of her friends when she became famous.
Deception
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Fallacies
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The author makes no explicit fallacious statements in the article. However, there are a few instances of inflammatory rhetoric and appeals to emotion that slightly lower the score. The author uses phrases like 'insane', 'crazy ghosting happen', and 'it was the worst thing that happened to me' to elicit an emotional response from the reader.
][the ghosting incident] was insane.[/
It was somebody that I'd also known for years and had a plan, the day of, on the phone, making a plan, this is my address, be there at 3pm - never heard from him again. Ever. I couldn't believe it.[
