a lot of women people are perpetually single because they...
(1) have a highly idealized vision of how human interactions are supposed to happen, yet-
(2) are not personally blessed with much in the way of social skills
that's a recipe for disaster
i am not going to tell the o.p. how she is supposed to feel
she didn't like the interaction, and she wanted to distance herself from the person- ok, that's her choice
i can only suggest she consider-
(a) was it truly a dealbreaker/incompatibility where she needed to hit the eject button??
or
(b) was it merely not what she had expected?? or somehow sub-optimal to what she imagined??
if it was (a), then okay...he needed to be in bushes
but if it was (b), consider-
you never really know anyone fully
people you've been married to for ten years can surprise you in ways that are unexpected and mildly unpleasant
before you get too judgmental about those shortcomings in human interaction
you need to do a very cold assessment of your own social skills
if they are less than stellar??
consider that everyone has to overlook a lot to accept YOU as a friend/coworker/relative/spouse/etc.
so i am not saying to drop your standards or accept the unacceptable
but sometimes it's best to be more easygoing on your expectations of others
focus on the nine things someone gets right, and less on the one thing they get wrong
especially if your ratio is only 8/2