- Use the phone
Using the phone will help you ignore almost everyone. To ignore someone over the phone, there’s a lot you can do. First of all, by using the phone, you can pretend to be busy whenever you see that person. Laugh out loud at someone else, talk on the phone, or be seen exchanging text messages with someone you want to talk to.
Get your phone number changed so that person can’t call or text you.
Block the person’s number on your phone so that they can’t call or text you.
Set an alarm on your phone so that it starts ringing exactly when you’re near it and you can pick it up and pretend to talk to someone.
- Play music
Buy headphones and wear them all the time, even when you’re alone, even if you’re not listening to music. When you see the person, bring the music up to ear level and move your head along with the beat so that you appear completely immersed in the melody, making the person you want to ignore Looks like you don’t have any time to waste.
If you really want to look annoyed, you can close your eyes and sing along to the music so that the person you’re ignoring doesn’t have a chance to talk to you. You can also go for outing and listen the Bonfire quotes with friends.
- Ignoring someone online
Ignoring someone online is easier than ignoring them face to face because you don’t have to physically avoid them. Just be sure to ignore someone’s e-mail, Facebook post or message, Twitter feed, or any attempt to contact online.
Block that person from all your social networks. Make sure he has no way of reaching you online. At that time, you can also reach out to ignore status in English online.
Change your e-mail address and other username if necessary. There should be no way for that person to contact you online.
Find a new way to walk. If you want to make someone ignore you by changing your routine, the easiest way is to change the way you walk so you don’t bump into them anymore. If you accidentally meet the person on the way to class, take a longer route to get to the next class so you don’t have to see the person. If you do meet the person in the office, go the other way or start using another restroom to keep contact to a minimum.
If you do see that person while walking somewhere, start moving around in the car.
If that person changes their routine to suit your routine, keep changing your routine until they stop doing so.
Stay away from that person’s favorite hangouts. It’s a simple matter. If you know of the person’s favorite bars, restaurants and gardens, just don’t go there anymore. If you don’t want to go there, just deliberately ignore that person all the time, then don’t go there.
You can also find out when that person goes out. If he only goes to his favorite restaurant on weekends, and you really want to go there, you can go there on weekdays.
If that person only goes to a bar for happy hour, you can go there late at night, after that.
Go where he’ll never go. If the person is a non-vegetarian, look for vegetarian restaurants near you. If he hates jazz music, you can find out when and where jazz shows are taking place in the near future. If he is a staunch enemy of a friend of yours, parties at that friend’s house are the best place to defend yourself.
By actively going places he won’t go, you’re not only ignoring him, but also finding new bases where the person isn’t involved.
