1. Emotional management: In times of emotional conflict or dissatisfaction, women may choose blacklisting as a temporary way to avoid further arguments and give themselves calm space to manage intense emotions.
2. Seeking attention and change: Sometimes, blacklisting is done in the hope of drawing the other person's attention, making them aware of the seriousness of the problem, and prompting them to take action to change certain behaviors or attitudes.
3. Self protection mechanism: When facing harm or feeling disrespected, blacking out is a means of self-protection to reduce further emotional harm or avoid the pain caused by further communication.