Ok, it seems like many people here let the fear of rejection hold them back, based on some posts I've seen, so I figured that maybe it would be good to discuss why rejection is such a problem and to confront the fear so that we can see how it causes problems.
I personally don't mind rejection unless I have to see the girl again regularly, because then it creates this awkwardness when you do see her. You know, the type of feeling where you know a person, but then have to act like you have never seen them before in your life? That's just a strange feeling.
Other than that, rejection is not a problem, because we can always move on.
Another reason why we should not sit around and ponder our approach too much and just go up to a girl and ask her for her number, etc. is that the more buildup you create, the more it can come crashing down if things don't work out the way you hoped it would.
Anyways, any other theories or insights are welcome.
I personally don't mind rejection unless I have to see the girl again regularly, because then it creates this awkwardness when you do see her. You know, the type of feeling where you know a person, but then have to act like you have never seen them before in your life? That's just a strange feeling.
Other than that, rejection is not a problem, because we can always move on.
Another reason why we should not sit around and ponder our approach too much and just go up to a girl and ask her for her number, etc. is that the more buildup you create, the more it can come crashing down if things don't work out the way you hoped it would.
Anyways, any other theories or insights are welcome.