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A while back I asked out this chick from an art class and it went to shit almost immediately. Basically I asked for her number but she was aware of my intentions and told me that she was a dyke who had no interest in men. She was very polite about the whole ordeal but because I'm mentally retarded and unable to improvise in the midst of unforeseen social happenings, I kinda just brushed her off and walked away like a defeated lion or some shit. Yeah, REALLY cringe, especially so now that I've gotten a job and learned how to communicate better. I wish I could apologize to her for my rudeness but at the same time this whole situation was so cringe that I never want to interact with chicks ever again. It just feels so wrong shooting my shot with women as a retarded beta male. Interacting with women is like yanking teeth, swear to christ. My cringe behavior still keeps me up at night 6 months later, how the hell do I move on and stop dwelling on it?
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>>32329005
I think you are too hard on yourself. It's not like there is any witty response you could've made. If someone rejects you then you walk away and leave them alone.
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>>32329005
that's not even bad



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