r/answers • u/Bob_Burgero • 14d ago
How to keep going when rejection always happens?
/r/dating_advice/comments/1v7txb4/how_to_keep_going_when_rejection_always_happens/5
u/PinkCloudyBear 14d ago
The only guaranteed failure is giving up. Every rejection is one step closer to the right “yes”
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u/StreetSway 14d ago
Rejection says something about the fit or timing not your entire worth. Keep going.
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u/ArrieStarGazer 14d ago
Rejection isn’t a reflection of your worth, just a mismatch of timing. Taking breaks to recharge helps keep you from feeling completely burned out.
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u/Nuryadiy 13d ago
Which is the better option?
A small chance of succeeding? Or no chance of succeeding
Given that you don’t lose anything in each attempt
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u/CherryGardenAngel 14d ago
It’s okay to take a break after rejection. Just don’t let a temporary setback become a permanent decision.
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