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How do you react to rejection?
lester_prairie 12 Reviews 3 reads
posted
1 / 12

Any rejections I've had were over over schedules or non-responders ( so don't really know why they didn't respond.) But in any case I just moved on to the next. I'll never be able to see all the providers I'm interested in so it's no big deal.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 4 reads
posted
2 / 12

is by providers who have age limits.  I will usually tell them that I am extremely fit for my age and they should try me to see if THEY can keep up with me. Lol     Some change their mind and we have a good time, and some don't, saying they have had bad experiences with guys over their age limit.  Fair enough.  I have always accepted that when it comes to providers, it's their body, so it's their rules.  I don't take it personally.  Likewise, I don't want to find myself in a situation where someone doesn't want to see me but is desperate for rent money and so they make an exception, so their initial reaction tells me whether they are open-minded or biased.  

36363jensen 4 Reviews 2 reads
posted
3 / 12

Although the only "rejections" I've experienced have been screening related -- not providing what someone wants. That's fine. I cannot say that there is really any provider that I have to see so if one were to approve my screening but say they don't want to see me for some other reasons I would just move one. I have no interest in seeing someone who doesn't want to see me. No way that will be a good session that represents a good way of spending my money.

 
Some people, I suspect, need to develop a bit more emotional discipline or maturity.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 2 reads
posted
4 / 12

I just move on.

-- Modified on 12/2/2022 4:12:01 PM

jpj 16 Reviews 3 reads
posted
5 / 12
sdottaylor 19 Reviews 6 reads
posted
6 / 12

There have been a couple of women that I have reached out to, and never got a response. I follow up once, and if I don't hear back, I move on. For all I know, my email went to their spam folder and they're not purposely ignoring me, but how else can I contact them, smoke signal?

There was one woman who now refuses to see me, due to some cancellation BS. Story isn't too juicy but I don't feel like I did anything wrong. I emailed her to cancel an appointment, she replied saying since this isn't the first time that I canceled on her, that she will never see me again, I deleted the email and have not communicated with her ever since.

Let's just say there's a chance she changes her mind later down the line, it's not going to be because I sent a bunch of unhinged emails in her general direction.

anthony1976 25 Reviews 2 reads
posted
7 / 12

I have never been rejected outright or had a provider refuse services when we meet. I have had one or two not resspond to my inquiries for whatever reason.  I just forgot about it and continued to look for a willing provider.

As for your recent situation, I think you dodged a bullet.
From what you are describing, that guy sounds unstable and possibly dangerous.  That is not a normal reaction to being told you would not meet him.

Jackcat 88 Reviews 3 reads
posted
8 / 12

As long as she is upfront about it and doesn’t stand me up or ghost me, I’m fine with it. I only object if someone says one thing and does another.  But, everybody has the right to reject anybody else for whatever reason. That’s life on life’s terms.

Jackcat 88 Reviews 1 reads
posted
9 / 12

The truth sometimes hurts, not always what you want to hear. But truth is a gift and is worth knowing.
Some guys hate hearing negatives about themselves.
A provider who didn’t like the truth, called me an old man.
First time I heard that, as I don’t look or act my age. But, I figured that was the worst she could say about me. And I can accept that.
If you tell guys the truth, they would be wise to appreciate it. But, sadly, some will lash out. You have to decide for yourself if various reactions bother you. I love hearing the truth, others don’t.

lester_prairie 12 Reviews 1 reads
posted
10 / 12

As lame as it is, no response is probably the least objectionable -- because it isn't necessarily assumed to be an intentional rejection.

quagmire500 38 Reviews 4 reads
posted
11 / 12

This reminds me of my most stinging rejection I’ve ever had. Of all places, in a GoGo Bar in Bangkok. SMH  
I saw the prettiest, perfect-looking girl and bought her a drink. Mind you, I was in my 30s, wearing a blazer, and very in shape. Nevertheless, she was repulsed me. When I asked if I could spend time with her she gave me a disgusted look and walked back on stage. Omfg. I couldn’t believe it. I was really attracted to her and was reeeeally butthurt. I really wanted her above all the other girls in the bar.  

…how I dealt with it? Replace her immediately and fuck the living shit out of the next girl.  

However, worth pointing out that I’ve only rejected a girl when her advertisement was a total bate and switch. IMO, fake pics are a crappy business approach and Not cool.

sdottaylor 19 Reviews 8 reads
posted
12 / 12

If I don't know you and you're declining my appointment, just tell me no. You don't owe me a reason, so a "I will not be accepting appointment requests from you" will work.  

If I've seen you before, and you're declining future appointments, if you're comfortable, tell me why. Maybe it's a learning experience for me.

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