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Search Results: how to handle rejection
How do you deal with rejection?
I have no problem talking to strangers because they are strangers. They can say that I am Hitler reborn and it doesn't bother me because they don't know me, I don't know them and I will probably never see them again. But...
KaiserWilliam
Xper 5 Age: 31 How do you handle someone making you feel uncomfortable?
i don't feel like my life is threatened or anything, but a guy at work who wanted my number (and whom I finally told "no" after I initially said "maybe") won't give it a rest and accept rejection. After I told him I...
teawrecks
Editor Age: 33 Why can't girls handle rejection?
Guy: no girls like him, approaches many times, always rejected. Suck it up. Girl: multiple guys have liked her and approached her. But there's one guy that she wants but she can't get. Loses her mind. Why?
Anonymous
(30-35) Have you ever fallen for your best friend?
Me and my friend are both 16 and we've known each other for about two years. We share a lot of flirty banter, and I think that I've really fallen for him. I think about him all the time, every time I see him my heart...
Anonymous
(25-29) Have you noticed how most (but not all) young women are hypocrites when it comes to rejection?
They complain about young guys who can't handle rejection and that call them a bitch to their face or behind their back even though they rejected them nicely, but most young women do the same thing. MOST (not all) young...
Anonymous
(30-35) Every Girl is a Bitch: The Art of Being Shallow and Rejecting Men
So you already know the word, but men who can not handle rejection will go as far as calling a woman a bitch simply for telling a man she is not interested. The Art of Being Shallow It is human nature to notice someone...
ikissedtheskyonce
Editor Age: 32 Ladies, It's Okay to Reject Me: My Self-Image Won't Shatter If You Do
She looked at me with sad, anxious eyes. It was as if she'd just told me I'd be dead in a week. It was the face of someone breaking catastrophic news to a fellow human, and terrified how he might react. And all she said...
Fathoms77
Editor Age: 47 8 Ways You Ladies Can Make Dating Easier On Guys
1. CUT OUT THE CREEP SHAMING https://www.youtube.com/embed/hbeEuYAZFL4 It's bad enough having to do nearly all of the approaching and having that anxiety of facing a humiliating rejection, but many women take it a step...
BubbleBoy69
Editor Age: 33 My First Time Watching Someone Die: Oh, the Frailty of Life...
When I was 28 years old, I returned to school “to make something of my life.” (Translation: I was tired of working a Monday-Friday 9-5 job that was going nowhere, I was single, and I thought going to school would be more...
u How You Know You're Ready to Tackle the Dating World
In today's world, dating is the gateway to marriage and long-term relationships. But how do you know when you are ready for dating or whether you have the qualities of an ideal boyfriend/girlfriend? Read on: The first...
Anonymous
(30-35) How do I handle rejection? or at least not be so upset?
There was this girl I was crazy into and I thought she was into me since it seemed she'd flirt with me so I told her I was into her then asked how she felt but said she was just being friendly. I give up on trying to get...
Anonymous
(25-29) I think he's mad because I friend zoned him?
My friend is 38 years old, he has a 44 year old (baby-mama) ---as they call it. (I hate the term, but it's the one he uses). He is unattracted to his baby mama because of her age. He made it clear to me he met her at her...
Stacyzee
Editor Age: 40 Girls, how would you rather guys handle rejection?
Two options: 1) They get mad and start insulting you. 2) They start crying. Yes, there's no other options cause I know all would vote for "he takes it like a man" xD
AleDeEurope
Master Age: 30 
How can I handle rejection better?
I don't lash out at them, but when I'm alone I feel undesirable and feel really bad. Then when I find another girl I like I have to rebuild the courage to approach again, and if she rejects me then the process starts...
Anonymous
(25-29) Any idea why he doesn't want to accept me on facebook?
I met a guy 2 months ago. We went on few dates and it was really nice. I liked him. But he didn't feel the same about me and we decided to stay friends (on his demand). We were hanging out ever since then, few times a...
Anonymous
(36-45) Is it a good idea to give up on romantic love?
I realized even with a total of rejection by 66 girls, that I was actually scared to be love. And scared to love. I act ridiculous with my crazy rules and stuff. Not accepting the normal way. I can't move on from a girl...
Bigxehanort
Xper 4 Age: 29 Gentlewomen Need To Step Up! Being A Gentleman Should Be Considered Sexist In Today's Society Unless Women Are Held To Similar Standards
In general I think the idea that a man should be a gentleman is sexist. The idea of being a gentleman was established a long time ago when sexism was at a hierarchy and women weren't really viewed as equals. Today's...
thewhiteballer
Xper 6 Age: 29 How much rejection can a guy take?
What if it just keeps happening over and over? Guys how do you handle rejection?
Anonymous
(25-29) When you confess or are confessed to, how does that conversation go?
How do you react? Do you just say, "Yes!" or "Sorry, no dice..." or do you beat around the bush? Would you maybe talk it over with someone a bit? Maybe ask questions to the other person as to why they feel this way? Or...
MasterofPlebs
Xper 6 Age: 31 Is this even a stupid idea? Right?
So long story short supposevly there's this guy that is "interested" in me at work. He comes to the shop many times. We have talked a little only when he's at the shop never outside of work. He seems I don't know shy to...
Anonymous
(30-35) 