'Give him up.'
, she decided to prove that she means business by giving readers a game plan for their everyday issues.How did Warren respond, you ask?"Give him up. You’re too good for him. If he wants to go silent let him go. He is not the one for you. Guys who do that, nuh uh. You’re better than that," she said.
I'm honestly here for this advice. I feel like the point she's making in this Q&A is pretty clear: If he's avoiding you, he's not worth it!But after she tweeted the video out saying,"Dump the guy who ghosted you," some people were a little confused.
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