Dawg every day is a clean slate. What happened yesterday doesn't matter today let alone what happened to you at your college orientationThat's my problem tho.
The move to Los Angeles was supposed to be my "clean slate".
I moved to LA from a small town and my first day of orientation we all in this big ass room and I got the corner seat.
The instructor tells us to introduce ourselves to the person we're next to.
I turn around to say hi and the girl sitting next to me straight up ignored me and wouldn't turn around to say hi.
Now me being from a small town I'm like "well damn this is what these stuck up LA bytches is like? fukk it then" and I never attempted to connect with anyone.

You need to toughen up, join a Jiu Jitsu club and meet people that way, socialize with them WHILE also getting your ass beat on the daily on the mats.
Once you internalize that taking a L on the mat isn't the end of the world and you have a chance to win the next day, your whole mental game will change for the better. Then when you make another dude tap out, you'll gain even more self confidence that you can win in life in other ways
