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 is 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.

But I think it's important with anti-fragility to say, but I know I will be fine.

I'm still here.

There's still going to be tomorrow.

It's not the end of the world.

It's shit and you're embarrassed and you feel stupid and all these things.

But I love what you say.

You will be fine.

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