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Hey guys,
This is very relevant considering how small my school is and this probably vanishes once you live in a bigger city, but how should one act around a woman you've been rejected by? Should you be polite and act unaffected by the rejection, but don't give any attention beyond what's socially expected? I have a few examples in mind
1. You walk to class, see her walking, and realize you'll cross paths - do you keep looking above people and only meet her eyes and say "hi" if she initiates the eye contact? I understand you don't want to be rude, because then you'll seem upset and bitter about the rejection.
2. You're in a social situation near her (e.g., at a party you stand near her or are even in a group discussion with her) - do you never acknowledge her? Do you treat her as though you rejected her? I realize the infinite possibilities here, but what vibe should I exude (e.g., you missed out on me).
3. While I'm bartending - a lot of the girls who I've fucked up with come to the bar I work at (it's the most popular in town). Should I be charming with them, like with everyone else? Should I be somewhat distanced from them (e.g., serve them after serving others, even if they've waited longer to for their drinks?)
I guess the goal of my actions is to always attempt to reverse the negative precedent set by the rejection. I've read Chase's article on reversing bad precedent, so it seems me the answer is "act as if you're not bothered in the slightest and are even happier than last they saw you"?
This is very relevant considering how small my school is and this probably vanishes once you live in a bigger city, but how should one act around a woman you've been rejected by? Should you be polite and act unaffected by the rejection, but don't give any attention beyond what's socially expected? I have a few examples in mind
1. You walk to class, see her walking, and realize you'll cross paths - do you keep looking above people and only meet her eyes and say "hi" if she initiates the eye contact? I understand you don't want to be rude, because then you'll seem upset and bitter about the rejection.
2. You're in a social situation near her (e.g., at a party you stand near her or are even in a group discussion with her) - do you never acknowledge her? Do you treat her as though you rejected her? I realize the infinite possibilities here, but what vibe should I exude (e.g., you missed out on me).
3. While I'm bartending - a lot of the girls who I've fucked up with come to the bar I work at (it's the most popular in town). Should I be charming with them, like with everyone else? Should I be somewhat distanced from them (e.g., serve them after serving others, even if they've waited longer to for their drinks?)
I guess the goal of my actions is to always attempt to reverse the negative precedent set by the rejection. I've read Chase's article on reversing bad precedent, so it seems me the answer is "act as if you're not bothered in the slightest and are even happier than last they saw you"?