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buddy of mine is in a horrible mood
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this post was submitted on 30 May 2025
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He was being a bad person the moment he thought "I hope she gets abused by her boyfriend." No need to do research on the guy after that point.
That said, he'd only saying that because hes incredibly close to being depressed and in extreme self loathing in response to being rejected and trying to protect his his will to live via delusional projection and lashing out. "She's the one with a problem not me. I'm great. She's a piece of shit and deserves to suffer."
People who don't delude themselves about how great they are unfortunately usually don't respond to rejection with "I need to improve myself" or "I'm just not his/her type I'll find someone." but with "I should kill myself, its hopeless. I'll be romantically alone forever and I can't take it." and the sheer mortal terror of potentially thinking that way causes the delusional insulation and projection.
Hm... the only thing I can remember thinking after having been rejected was "phew, that didn't work out, but glad I tried!" and moved on with my life. That... might be more to do with the general dissociation that I'm starting to realize has been a major theme in my life.
That's definitely not normal. Most people feel some kind of negative emotion in response to any kind of rejection.
I think it's okay to not feel negative to rejection either. In fact, it is more normal to be mildly disappointed and move on.