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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2026
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I have a crush on a guy, and I haven't seen him in a while. But I saw him recently in the line for the night club I was going to go into. But instead of going up to him I panicked and went back home. Why am I like this?
Fear of rejection is rough. But like all fears if you just face you realize its not so bad even at its worst. After you get shut down a few times you realize is isn't that debilitating, nothing really changes. You thought they were cute and you didn't get to spend time with them before and afterwards its the same. I found a short and direct line was the best way to go.
No one is always at the top of their game. Such things can happen for a variety of reasons, but it doesn't cancel out the progress you have done up until now. The best thing to do is to not to dwell in it, and instead to try to learn from it, having hope and trying again in the future. (From my point of view.)