You should ask out your crush, worse she can say is no. If you are a normal person, a no isn't that bad. It means you should move on. You can move on, and in no time you will find someone who does like you.If you are an unlovable fuck, you cannot move on. There is nothing to move on to. Nobody likes you. Go to a bar, to tinder, to the library, to the local bowling alley. No girl there wants anything to do with you. After being rejected, you can't simply make out with another girl. You have nothing. At least, with your crush, you had a fantasy. If you are a genetic reject, a no is pretty bad.That normie advice is for women. They can get fucked by another Chad if one Chad rejected them. That same night. I mean, they shouldn't, you shouldn't be a whore when you get rejected. But the point is: having options makes rejections easy.
its not the ones who immediately let you know you aren't their type... its getting stuck on those who kinda flirt, then not, push-pull type of situations that keep you hooked and testing the waters.
>>83510198It's not always malicious.If a girl is friendly and kind; and if she is also pretty; odds are you are going to have a big crush on her. No flirting from her part required.And we shouldn't tell girls not to be friendly; a world where no girls are kind to you would be objectively worse.
>>83509295I'm glad someone gets it. I gain nothing from asking out a crush, and it's likely that it will destroy the friendship. It's a weird irony that having multiple options increases your chances at getting a yes though
>>83509295>I thought you were gayweak. feeble. lacking in passion>I was hoping you were gaystrong. insulting. suicidal fuel
>>83509295>If you are a genetic reject, a no is pretty bad.Women and normgroids will never understand this. Everyone wants to pretend like personality is important when it's not. If you wish to be loved wholly, looks are first and foremost.
