Reasons why guys handle rejection badly
Possible explanations for why that guy insulted you when you said no to him.
Why do they suddenly become angry and demeaning when they declare interest in a babe and get curved?
Here are five possible reasons for this:
1. Being strung along
Sometimes, being rejected by a babe is incomprehensible and difficult to process because everything leading to it suggested otherwise.
Some women [un]intentionally lead the guy on with suggestive innuendos and responses that make him feel like a relationship is already on the cards and asking is just a formality.
To get curved after this kind of non-verbal ‘promise’ might be too much for some guys, who then respond with insults, anger and pettiness.
2. Being used
Guys also tend to take rejection badly from women if they feel used.
This is most common when babes accept gift after gift, cash alert after cash alert for months on end, only to then say no when the guy asks for a romantic relationship.
It’s never right to lose your cool and insult a babe who says no, but this is one common reason why men do.
3. Not particularly serious
When a guy’s only real intent for a babe is to just play around, have sex and move on, it is easy to say trash to her face when she says no to him.
On the other hand, if a guy sees a lady as a long term partner, he never says or does anything that’ll totally shut down the possibility, even if she says no the first two or three times.
4. Low self esteem
For some guys, being told no by a woman is an affront to their masculinity.
They’ll start asking questions like: ‘how dare you say no?’
‘Do you even want to marry at all?’
‘Don’t worry; keep saying no, you’ll rot in your father’s house, old haggard, and unmarried.’
Sounds ridiculous, but some guys react this way.
5. Childish stupidity
Perhaps the biggest reason why guys can’t handle rejection is just immaturity.
A man mature enough in thought and not just in appearance understands that rejection is not the end of the world and acts accordingly.
Only a kid and a man child does not know this.
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