It's just a skill issue. Good game isn't when a woman never reacts negatively. Good game is when you can control her reactions and emotions, when you can deal with negative reactions without being reactive yourself and changing her state without losing your value. What most guys consider as "rejections" are just **** tests or temporary bad reactions.
You're basically a slave to a woman's validation. A woman wants to see if she can control you. A man who's easily controlled by her reactions is a weak, low value man. Thus, she loses her interest. It's not what you do, but how you react to what she does.
You're basically a Pavlov's dog. Women control your mood, they control your state, and your thoughts, as well as your self-esteem. Can't you see how ridiculous it is? SHE DOESN'T KNOW YOU. And YOU know YOU. So why would you put her opinion about you above your own opinion about yourself? This makes no sense. It's like someone talking crap about your favorite game without even playing it, or dropping it after playing for 5 minutes, and you instantly agreeing with them and putting their opinion above yours, lmao.
Everything you do, you do to please her. And she feels it. Compare it to being authentic - you do something because that's WHO you are. She reacts negatively. But you don't care. You're a man who knows who he is. You know better how you should act. So you don't care if she's frowning and tells you that you're lame. Because you aren't saying or doing things to please her, but because they authentically come from your core being. A self-assured man burps. The woman tells him, "it's disgusting". He burps again, this time right into her face, and then laughs. He doesn't care what she thinks of him or his actions, he knows better who he is and how he should or shouldn't act. And she's even more attracted to him after that, even if she pretends to be offended.
Rejection is never truly personal. And even if it is - why should you care?
p.s. There's a video on youtube that covers this topic rather well, though the guy is a bit too soft and nice in his interpretations.