Are men afraid to ask for a women's number?
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Send me all yoo vimmins phone numbers. What time should I call, 2am?0
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My sleep number is 600
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I wish guys would ! I never get hit on lol0
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EricaCraigie wrote: »I wish guys would ! I never get hit on lol
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Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
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Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)3 -
Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)
I'm really sorry if I offended you, I didn't mean to brush off your feelings.
(I didn't realize this post was a reply to you) I'm kinda new and am still trying to get the etiquette of these forums.
My response wasn't directed to you, but to the post I quoted, in a general (to me) feeling of rejection and or trauma (in my personal experience). (The being afraid to live part, and coping mechanisms.)
And more personally, to me, to a detrimental relationship that has scarred me for life.
I was responding to the post I quoted, from my own personal experience/empathetic reaction.
I'm really sorry if I offended you
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Chandra126 wrote: »Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)
I'm really sorry if I offended you, I didn't mean to brush off your feelings.
(I didn't realize this post was a reply to you) I'm kinda new and am still trying to get the etiquette of these forums.
My response wasn't directed to you, but to the post I quoted, in a general (to me) feeling of rejection and or trauma (in my personal experience). (The being afraid to live part, and coping mechanisms.)
And more personally, to me, to a detrimental relationship that has scarred me for life.
I was responding to the post I quoted, from my own personal experience/empathetic reaction.
I'm really sorry if I offended you
Don't worry, you haven't offended me at all.
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Men have to learn eventually.
If not, they're not living.0 -
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Nitroalley2 wrote: »
Also the year man first walked on the moon. Or so they say.... lol
Also the year I turned 1yo. Yea me!0 -
Nitroalley2 wrote: »
Also the year man first walked on the moon. Or so they say.... lol
Also the year I turned 1yo. Yea me!
First birthday is a big deal! lol
I must have been wasted, because I don't remember it at all.
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Nitroalley2 wrote: »
Also the year man first walked on the moon. Or so they say.... lol
Also the year I turned 1yo. Yea me!
The year I turned 1 as well. You know it was fabulous!
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Nitroalley2 wrote: »
Also the year man first walked on the moon. Or so they say.... lol
Also the year I turned 1yo. Yea me!
The year I turned 1 as well. You know it was fabulous!
You wear it waaaaayyyyyyy better than I.0 -
Nitroalley2 wrote: »
Also the year man first walked on the moon. Or so they say.... lol
Also the year I turned 1yo. Yea me!
The year I turned 1 as well. You know it was fabulous!
You wear it waaaaayyyyyyy better than I.
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Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)
I really don't know what to tell you man. You are way too harsh on your self. From what I can tell you're not an ugly or unattractive man. I think your personality plays a lot into why women are into you. Women don't like a guy that beats himself up all the time and only focuses on the negative's. You have to go into a situation with confidence and expect to have a positive outcome or you never will.
Michael Jordan said it best.
I have failed over and over again in my life and that's why I succeed.6 -
Ill ask and get a number just never here back ):0
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Fear of rejection is a powerful thing.0
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Just like here on MFP, even when they're cute and flirty, I assume they're already married or have a boyfriend... as it turns out... ends up usually the case here on MFP. Ha!1
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I would ask women for their number, but my wife would probably kill me so I play it safe 'cuz I like being alive.2
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djeffreys10 wrote: »I am WAY too shy and introverted to approach anyone in real life. So no, when I am single I only meet women online. I never approach a woman and ask for her number.
Would you just take my number already??
You send it, I will take it lol
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TheLongshot wrote: »Fear of rejection is a powerful thing.
Boy Howdy0 -
jjewell1981 wrote: »Chandra126 wrote: »Rejection builds character. Everyone gets rejected at some point in their lives over something. People need to learn coping mechanisms for this instead of always being afraid to live!
You could miss out on something amazing if you are always terrified of trying. Is someone saying "no" that big of a deal in the whole scheme of life?
Yes indeed!
Well said
Yeah, because four years of constant rejection have really built my character.....unless you call being disgusted with myself 24/7 for the fact that the opposite sex are instantly repulsed by me and near suicidal levels of depression for being that unattractive character building. If women had to approach and face the hate that 80% of men do, then there would be campaigns for rejection to be reclassified as a form of bigotry/hate crime! (Half serious)
I really don't know what to tell you man. You are way too harsh on your self. From what I can tell you're not an ugly or unattractive man. I think your personality plays a lot into why women are into you. Women don't like a guy that beats himself up all the time and only focuses on the negative's. You have to go into a situation with confidence and expect to have a positive outcome or you never will.
Michael Jordan said it best.
I have failed over and over again in my life and that's why I succeed.
This is so true. Confidence (not to be mistaken with arrogance) is very attractive....negativity, not so much.6 -
TheLongshot wrote: »Fear of rejection is a powerful thing.
Fear in general is the most powerful thing. Second is greed/pride.
Both don't handle rejection well.2 -
Yeah rejection sucks0
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Stevie2times wrote: »Yeah rejection sucks
Especially when it becomes one's comfort zone.0
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