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Now today's first story comes from a throwaway confused bro who says from the am I wrong

subreddit and says am I wrong rejecting a woman who once rejected me? I male mid-20s spent

most of my childhood and early adulthood focused on education.

I'm not naturally gifted, so I had to focus and work hard, as my parents encouraged me too.

Things finally slowed down later during college and I found myself being more social.

There was a girl, Nat, in my social circle whom I liked so I asked her out.

She laughed when I did, but she said it was just so unexpected and that's why she laughed.

Still, it kind of stung.

She declined and said she wasn't dating at the moment.

Spoiler alert, she was definitely dating, just not me. But whatever,

she said no and I moved on. I got a good job out of my hometown, partly based on my good

school performance and connections through internship. Two of the guys from work, let's call

them Tony and Steve, mid to late 30s, hung out with me a lot and got me to come out of my

shell more. They told me to start coming to the gym with them because they were tired of looking

at my bean pole ass. I had a lot of fun and improved my body drastically. Now Tony and Steve were a couple,

though whenever we go out, there'd be really good wingmen,

and really got me out of my shell. I'm still a bit awkward, but much more comfortable in social

situations now, now that I've got some experience. This happened over the course of like two years.

I wound up asking my job to work remotely to be closer to my family, health and money

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