GolemRot
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[Relatively long read].
First of all, I will make it clear that I will only state this based on my personal experience.
Rejection can happen in a number of ways. From a simple ignore to a verbal (or in rare cases, physical) aggression where one person expresses his dislike towards another.
In the case of the rejection that many women promote against men who try to address them, it can present itself in different ways.
In my particular case, most of the women who have rejected me have some factors in common. Those factors I order them in the following way: indifference, contempt and replacement.
What does each of them consist of?
I will summarize them briefly.
Indifference: In the beginning, when I recently meet a woman, any conversation I have with her flows naturally. Over time, various changes occur in our interactions. For example, I always start conversations, her answers are short or dry "yes", "haha", "ok" and she does not put any effort to improve the dynamics between us. If I see her in person, she is being distant, disinterested, or even rude.
Contempt: This is when her disinterest in me becomes most noticeable. She can tell me that she doesn't care about me, doesn't feel the same way about me, or that I'm just ugly. Anything she says that wants to make it clear to me that she does NOT want to have anything to do with me. Depending on the person, this phase can be very painful, but not as painful as the next.
Replacement: This phase is the nail in the coffin. She not only communicates to me that I am not to her liking, but also shows me that our "relationship" meant nothing to her. The best way a woman can humiliate a man when rejecting him is by replacing him. Looking for another man she considers "better". This stage can also occur if I am in a dating relationship with her. Simply, when a girl replaces me and still rubs him head on, the feeling of helplessness and frustration is extremely brutal. And it takes a long time to get over it.
In the end, these are the three phases that constitute the rejection that many women have presented against me during my young life. As I mentioned at the beginning, I only relied on my particular experience. The same may also happen to some, either with different factors, or with the same factors but in a different order.
Rejection is subjective, but brutal.
First of all, I will make it clear that I will only state this based on my personal experience.
Rejection can happen in a number of ways. From a simple ignore to a verbal (or in rare cases, physical) aggression where one person expresses his dislike towards another.
In the case of the rejection that many women promote against men who try to address them, it can present itself in different ways.
In my particular case, most of the women who have rejected me have some factors in common. Those factors I order them in the following way: indifference, contempt and replacement.
What does each of them consist of?
I will summarize them briefly.
Indifference: In the beginning, when I recently meet a woman, any conversation I have with her flows naturally. Over time, various changes occur in our interactions. For example, I always start conversations, her answers are short or dry "yes", "haha", "ok" and she does not put any effort to improve the dynamics between us. If I see her in person, she is being distant, disinterested, or even rude.
Contempt: This is when her disinterest in me becomes most noticeable. She can tell me that she doesn't care about me, doesn't feel the same way about me, or that I'm just ugly. Anything she says that wants to make it clear to me that she does NOT want to have anything to do with me. Depending on the person, this phase can be very painful, but not as painful as the next.
Replacement: This phase is the nail in the coffin. She not only communicates to me that I am not to her liking, but also shows me that our "relationship" meant nothing to her. The best way a woman can humiliate a man when rejecting him is by replacing him. Looking for another man she considers "better". This stage can also occur if I am in a dating relationship with her. Simply, when a girl replaces me and still rubs him head on, the feeling of helplessness and frustration is extremely brutal. And it takes a long time to get over it.
In the end, these are the three phases that constitute the rejection that many women have presented against me during my young life. As I mentioned at the beginning, I only relied on my particular experience. The same may also happen to some, either with different factors, or with the same factors but in a different order.
Rejection is subjective, but brutal.
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