Because her reason for rejecting you says nothing about anyone else. Everyone is different. You can't go by what one person says - then change yourself accordingly. It's just her personal preference, and means nothing. You don't need to know why someone doesn't like you. Everyone has different tastes and standards.Chamber36 said:I didn't want to affirm that I was her type. I wanted her to clarify what her type was. I wanted to know the differences between her type and me. It might help me become a generally more attractive man.
What's wrong with asking for feedback after you get rejected? It's like meeting an Alien for the first time. You want to know their opinion of you, right? Why not?
Let's say she rejects you because you're too bad. So, you become nice, and the next person rejects you because of that. Changing yourself based on individual preferences is pointless. What works with one won't work with another.
Doing this shows that you care too much about what other think of you. It's another form of approval seeking, and needing to be accepted.
Now, if you were dating for a while - then there would be no harm in asking. But, this person never gave you a chance. She's not into you, therefore her opinion doesn't matter. You could be too anything for her personal liking.