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I realized that if someone wasn't interested in me, someone didn't want to hire me,

someone didn't want to invest in my company, I was going to be just fine.

It didn't get in the way.

I ran for sophomore, junior, and senior class president.

I lost all three times.

Based on my track record, I decided to run for student body president, where I went on to wait for it, lose.

But recognizing no was not the worst thing in the world is the key skill.

And young men, because of a low-entry, low-risk entry into relationships with bots or AI sex dolls

or U-porn have decided they no longer want to tolerate. No. That is the key.

But I would suggest if you do get the no, don't say you're fine. You can say I felt rejected.

You can say I felt like a loser. You can say I felt like I can't get a woman. You can say all these things

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