Is there any right way to reject a guy?
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Anonymous
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http://nymag.com/thecut/2015/08/mugglecast-rejection.html
It's amazing to me what happens in a guy's brain when he senses he's being rejected. Amazing, and kind of terrifying. |
Anonymous
| I agree with you completely OP. Some of these guys are ridiculous! There is no good way to do it. |
Anonymous
| What is wrong with men? Seriously... what is happening? |
Anonymous
| He just took it up to the creepy martyr level by saying "I was just trying to help her career". |
Anonymous
He is going crazy on twitter right now... |
Anonymous
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So based on one anecdotal experience, she's making a sweeping generalization that all men behave this way when rejected?
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Anonymous
She didn't write this article. Swing and a miss... |
Anonymous
| Nut job. |
Anonymous
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Right way to eject a guy, sure. Some variation of "I appreciate the invitation, but no thanks" usually does the trick.
Any right way to reject Ben Schoen? Apparently not. |
Anonymous
| Same way I have said to women, "you're great but I don't think we are each other's romantic type". |
Anonymous
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Same way as I do online: You seem like a really great person, but I don't think we are a match.
Sometimes it goes well; sometimes it does not. |
Anonymous
| Well, there are crazies on both sides... Women are far worse than guys in some cases. |
Anonymous
I agree....the stuff women get away with would land a guy in jail. |
Anonymous
Not really, she allowed herself to be interviewed and provided her tweets and messages. |
Anonymous
+1 |