Could you still be friends with someone that rejected you?

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Yes, sometimes they just don't have money to lend at that moment.
It happens.
 
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If a chick rejects you as a man you got two options dismiss her (I prefer this) or keep her around just to show her what she missed out on :win:.

She'll come around later on some: "how come we never talked Chris ? :noah:" After she sees you enjoying your girl or some shyt :youngsabo:

Then you hit her with the "I just don't look at you that way" :lolbron:


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Nope, because she would obivously have to be an awful person to reject a fine young gentleman such as I. Not the type of person I would want to associate myself with.
 

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been on both ends of the stick on this one. And its not the conscious thing to do. Normally, those feelings of contentment DOES come back. I've had female pull that friend roll and sometimes, i allow it in the past (majority of the time they get the cold shoulder/miss phone call treatment ........dont have time for the bullshyt even though you're a friend). And often times i do not. Some say they are 3 women to every 1 man and if those statistics are correct, Why limited yourself to the stagnation of what the female considers to be friendship??? (some women i find cant even do that). I think a person is selling themselves very short in this case. Also the woman, is doing the same if that person is consider to be a good, honest, caring person.

Sometimes instances like this create the ever-present "player-role".
 
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