share your rejection stories!
 

ugh.

i just told a guy that i had feelings for him.
his reply?
"sorry...i dont think of you in that way"

cringe.
at least he was honest but hmmm blow to the ego.

this is where you share your stories of rejection so that i feel less embarrased.

Hey, it might be a blow to the ego, but you really should feel good about having the guts to tell him. You know? This is could just be a girl thing, but most of us (or maybe just the ones that I know) fear the rejection so much they won't say anything, therefore making themselves miserable. It sucks he doesn't return your feelings, but revel in the fact you were cool enough to tell him.

Hmm. *goes to watch Thelma and Louise*

i dont have any. bitches can't deny my game.

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~*~Samantha~*~

http://homepages.nyu.edu/~sag249/sigankle.jpg

My philosophy.

i am actually proud that i told him.

but now the conversation is like:

him: so...
me: so...
him: do you...like...stuff?
me: yeah...do you?
him: yeah, i guess
me: hmmm
him: hmmm...

i've never been rejected. but i've also never really actively pursued someone.

good philosophy. same here.

Only WOMEN can adopt this 'philosophy' seeing as they don't have to do the asking most of the time...

AHHH!

*feels like shit*

you'd be surprised how many women are that agressive to hit on guys. i still am and i've been watching it for years.

I'd say that's the best advice anyone could receive..

..And what's the lesson we learned today?..That's right..Never try..

so true.

i'm usually the regector... but the one time i did muster up the courage to say I "had feelings" for someone was a disaster, of course.... but he was my friend.. and it was all good in the end..

me: uhm. hm. i need to talk to you after school
him: okay.. is it important?
me: yeah, sorta :/ *starts to cry* (this is when i was having some serious emotional issues, i cried about everything)
him: how bout we talk now?
me: ...
him: *walks with me to hiding spot so we could skip the next class and talk*
me: i... really like you :x *after more crying and wahtever*
him: *hugs me* im sorry.. but..

i don't really remember enouhg to quote anymore, but we were still really good friends after the week of awkwardness. he was a good guy. *thumbs up to him*

and one of the three Dan's I ever liked!

happened to me, too(alth. she wasn't friends w. my sis). I thought she was into me, as she always complimented my test scores and always wanted me to see things that she'd done. I wish people would be more up-front. It would've saved me a lot of days filled w. anticipation.

[This message has been edited by Tessellation (edited 09-30-2002).]

yeah, because you can't be of the opposite sex, and nice at the same time without being totally into you...

..Same thing happened to me when I asked out one of my friends..I'll tell you the story..

Once upon a time..Ahh fuck it..I'll just tell you the jist (spell check) of it..

Ok..so me and my friend were in In-House at school one day..We were late to class..so the security guards sent us there..so anyway..I had all these emotions (..yea..I know..) for her..and I was too chicken to ask her to go out with me in person.. or.. orally..whatever..so I gave her a note that said "Wanna go out with me?" ..(shut up..I was a freshmen in high school..)..and she didn't say anything..and after In-House..she STILL didn't say anything.. and then I knew she didn't really want to go out with me..which sucks..because she had asked me out in a similar way during 8th grade..but I didn't answer he either..So our friendship at that time was basically ruined..and we had the same conversations you and this guy have now for a short while..but eventually after a year of awkwardness..we were back to normal.. like nothing had happened..Now when I think about the time she gave me the note asking if I wanted to be her b/f during eighth grade..I feel like crap..because I didn't have the same emotions for her as she did for me..and then when I felt something for her..she didn't have them for me.. Ugh.. that really bites if you think about it.. I'm getting tired now..so I'm gonna end this novel before I start babbling some more..

All I can say to you is..at least you took at risk you know..?..Uh..just think about that saying..It's better to have risked and loved..than to have never have risked at all..

ps.
I'm pretty sure no one will read this post..because it's so damn long..and it's just me babbling on and on about my crap life..and hopefully no one will make fun of me after I post this.. *crosses fingers*

are you a dude?

that's not what I implied. She was obviously flirting. Do you wave people over to your desk with a member of the opposite sex to talk when you are only acquaintances?

you asked her for oral in a letter?

Never been.

I only got rejected once, and it was in 9th grade, so my story is as childish as the long one, and almost identical.

Um, yes.

errm last night, my friend Greg (who is always trying to get me laid even though i'm not looking to at this moment... it's more of a running gag between us) and I were talking to this waiter at our favorite mexican restaurant that we see all the time and Greg and I both think he's really attractive. So we're talking about something and Greg goes "yeah! Isn't she (meanign me) cute?" And the guys like "yeah she is cute! But that's all i'm allowed to say cos i'm engaged." So maybe that's a rejection? But maybe since he's engaged it's just not applicable. he did say "Bye cutie pie" after we left and bought us beers with our tip money.

Uh........I sure did!

I rejected my present girlfriend before we started going out.

One of the dumbest things I ever did.

im a girl.

i dunno i guess i just thought maybe he would at least consider it.
im not ugly and i am a nice person.
oh well, shit happens.