Ok.
This is more of a self-help question, but I want to know:
How do you cope with rejections?
Before you go all out and say dismiss it, let me give you an example situation.
Since I was starting out on my junior DJ scout, I decided what better way to experience and practise than an online community?
Loads of women, ready for you to experiment till you drop. Now, I decided to post a ****y comment on someone's profile, that pretty much challenged them in so many ways.
She herself is not that hot to me (I don't find her interesting, but for the sake of trying things out, she was ok). But she definetly thought she was HB10+ level with the stuff she wrote about shallow guys etc.
So I decided to totally talk about her overconfidence etc.
Well, I got a message back, that was a total insult. It said how I was shallow for judging her etc. and feeling bad for guys like me.
Well, fortunately, I didn't let it pop my confidence, and I can gladly say, I can still shamelessly comment and approach various people, but the thing is, what she said is stuck in my head.
I don't want it there. It makes me feel bad the fact she's manage to keep it in there, and she's won. And I hate it when I don't win, especially against egotistical people.
So.... how do you cope with stuff like this?
--iMat
This is more of a self-help question, but I want to know:
How do you cope with rejections?
Before you go all out and say dismiss it, let me give you an example situation.
Since I was starting out on my junior DJ scout, I decided what better way to experience and practise than an online community?
Loads of women, ready for you to experiment till you drop. Now, I decided to post a ****y comment on someone's profile, that pretty much challenged them in so many ways.
She herself is not that hot to me (I don't find her interesting, but for the sake of trying things out, she was ok). But she definetly thought she was HB10+ level with the stuff she wrote about shallow guys etc.
So I decided to totally talk about her overconfidence etc.
Well, I got a message back, that was a total insult. It said how I was shallow for judging her etc. and feeling bad for guys like me.
Well, fortunately, I didn't let it pop my confidence, and I can gladly say, I can still shamelessly comment and approach various people, but the thing is, what she said is stuck in my head.
I don't want it there. It makes me feel bad the fact she's manage to keep it in there, and she's won. And I hate it when I don't win, especially against egotistical people.
So.... how do you cope with stuff like this?
--iMat