Rejection isn't so bad if you have no emotional attachment to the girl. If you have a crush on someone for a long time, and spend a lot of time working up the nerve to ask her out, it's going to hurt when she says no.
On the other hand, if you meet someone for the first time, flirt a little bit, and casually ask her out, and she rejects you, you can just shrug it off. It really doesn't even matter what she says, because it's hard to take anything personally when you don't even have a personal connection between you.
Recently I was at a party, and I approached a girl, but she gave me gave me a look, as if to say "um...yeah...I'm completely not interested in you", and then turned her back on me. It's rejection, but it's so much easier to deal with, because there is nothing on the line, and you aren't emotionally invested in her yet.
Another recent one for me was not really what she said, but what she didn't say. Things were going well until she just broke off contact with me. That's pretty hard to deal with, at least for me. That's as bad as anything she could possibly say to my face. It must be karma, because I did the exact same thing to a girl two years ago. I feel really bad about that, because now I know what it feels like.
darksidZz said:
I'm gonna have to now the one I wanted to date is outta the picture, I'll never see her again :\ Ugh I'll do this
See, there you go dwelling on it, like I told you not to.

Find someone else you want to date. She's gone right now - just another part of your experience, but it doesn't have to negatively affect you right now.
