No because I've been to scared to say my feelings first as well I can fully understand why someone would reject me as well I don't understand why someone would be into me lmao. I'm also mostly friends with guys (not trying to be one of those "Im not friends with girls cuz blah blah blah Im cool blah blah blah" I'm friends with plenty lol) and feel it may be weird to the friend groups and stuff?
@Toad-1 you should have seen how I went out of my way the other day to make corn dogs! I had to raise my own pig (cause I didn't have enough grain for a cow), grew my own corn to mill, even carved the sticks out of wood I gathered... But damn those corn dogs were fucking good, he even wanted a second. Damn I slaved for sure!
Never legitimately, but I have joked about it with girlfriends after. The only time I did that was when they were saying shit like: "You're too opinionated," or "You're too forward." Like, bitch, stop being a lil' bitch.
One of my former colleagues was the male equivalent of this. He was flat out rejected by a middle eastern girl that we worked with, and for the rest of his tenure (not overly long, he got sacked not long after this) he would go around telling people that "(xxxxxx) knocked me back - obviously she's is a lesbian..."
Nah dude, you're just overly creepy, and a sore loser!
I knew once that a guy was most likely going to reject me and tell me that he was gay. I was at a one of the most famous gay night clubs in the US though ;-) There was a theme night every week that mostly atracted straight folks, and I did end up dating 3 guys from that crowd over the years.
Why would a guy be gay if he reject a girl? Seriously. It's not because someone is attractive you want to date them, that make no sense.
I never been rejected since i never asked any guys but I know girls who have done it and been rejected (all of them). The guys weren't gay just not attracted to them.
No, but I suspected a crush of mine was gay and didn’t want to ask just in case. Turns out I was right. Too bad, but oh well—that was years ago. Now I am encouraging him in finding a boyfriend and what to accept and not accept in a relationship.
Never have I ever been rejected and thought to myself "he must be gay". I perfectly know that I'm not every guy's type and I simply walk away without deep thought. I'm generally not the type to hit on a guy in making the first move anyways.
I (and most of my friends) suspect my ex was gay because he rejected offers for sex and acted like he had a crush on his best friends. Never thought anyone was gay just because they rejected me.
No good or bad, I've never been rejected because I typically am the passive person when dating, I let people approach me. I was the aggressor with my current boyfriend and it just worked out.
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