Fear of rejection
Only a few people I’ve known have ever been rejected by someone, so why do so many people fear rejection?
So often I hear people talk in the chatroom or read forum posts where they’ll say that they are so uncomfortable with rejection that it’s easier just to walk away than make the attempt. Then some go on to say that’s why they love meeting through the internet because through the anonymity the feel, there is no fear of rejection. That’s all well and good but at some point you need to meet face to face or the rumpy pumpy action that we all love so much is never going to happen.
Sure, whenever you decide not to contact someone or decide not to ask someone out, those fear feelings in your gut go away instantly, but what’s left is that sinking guilty feeling of knowing how much better your life would be with a special person to share it with.
What’s all wrong about this is that you’re worried about the fear more than the rejection. Most people are not rude or crude if they aren’t interested, they simply say no thanks or come up with an excuse that limits their own risk of confrontation. So it’s the fear you need to conquer not the rejection.
Next time you want to ask someone out (and this applies equally to men and women) go for it. Don’t think about being rejected and if you’re turned down with a no thank you it’s not a rejection of you. Trust me, you’ll get over it in less than 15 minutes. It will hurt less than getting a parking ticket and will cost much less. You put that experience into your bag of tricks and move on to a scrumptious new target. Just as some people don’t interest you, you are not rejecting them, only choosing to select someone who better fits your ideal mate.
The important thing to remember is, you’re never going to get anywhere until you conquer the fear.
A woman who’s been on our site for about 4 months wrote to me today and was very upset because she was clear in her ad that she considered herself to be really sexy and wanted a man that would encourage that side of her. She said she did not want to get any photos except face pics. But what did she get in yesterday’s mail? 
What is it with some people when they fall in love? We see our friends and family falling in love with twits and jerks and floozies and no matter what we say, they can’t see it. Turns out there is a real biological reason why we can’t see the faults in those we love. If we could easily see the faults of our lovers, the ardor we feel would reduce and we wouldn’t want sex with them any longer and without sex there aren’t any babies and without babies, the species dies.









