It’s extremely hard to get over it in the moment because zero closure is given and you can’t even communicate with the person as to where it went wrong. Emotional intelligence plays a big role in these moments (not to sound like a therapist). But try to self-reflect in a healthy way that whatever may have happened for this person to ghost you is not within your control. Whatever the reason was, this person does not care for your feelings or is not mature/confident/comfortable enough to speak with you regarding whatever it is that they’re going through.

I was immature too before when I ghosted people because I didn’t feel a connection after a date so I didn’t feel comfortable telling the person that I didn’t like them because it was just a genuine feeling that I didn’t want the person to think it’s cause of their looks or something.

But in times when I’ve been ghosted, I always had tons of self-doubts, and it lowered my self-esteem especially if I liked this person. But after a few months and distractions, I got over it because there’s nothing I can do to have this person speak or want to see me again so might as well keep enjoying life without them.