“I Confessed My Feelings, Then She Dropped a Bombshell About My Brother — 47 Brutal Rejections Revealed”
Ever been ghosted so bad you started questioning if you were even a real person? Or had that gut-punch moment when someone you thought was a friend suddenly “accidentally” lists you as their brother on Facebook? Welcome to the wild, weird, and sometimes downright savage world of rejection. From childhood crushes blown out in front of the whole class, to online dates disappearing mid-meal, these 47 stories lay it all bare—brutally honest, painfully funny, and absolutely relatable. Because let’s face it, getting rejected isn’t just a part of life, it’s practically a fine art form. So, buckle up and remember: if you’ve never been cold-shouldered, lucky you… but these tales might just make you feel a little less alone. LEARN MORE.
I was friends with this girl who was a grade above me in high school. We were friends on facebook and one day she listed me as her brother. (._.).
mini-actualsize:
She could be into that sort of thing, I mean some girls are into weird stuff.
I was in fourth grade. It was my first (and last for many years) time asking someone out. I wrote him a letter (do you want to be my boyfriend?)
He showed at least ten people, they all laughed as I walked away and one of them made sure to point and stare as he laughed. He crumpled up the paper and smirked as he handed it to me.
Not gonna lie… Still hurts a little.
Anon:
What’s up with all these girls asking guys out… That never happened to anyone I know… Maybe cause I was hideous as f**k at the time.
Many years ago, after getting divorced at 30, I hit the online dating scene. I had essentially never dated as an adult having met my ex-wife in college. I was not prepared for how brutal online dating was. This was in the match/eharmony days, not the apps. First online date, we meet up at a restaurant. She walks in, sees me, and says “Oh, you are much uglier in person” and walks out. Doesn’t even sit down.
Everything turned out fine, been happily married for 10 years again. But I thought that was pretty unnecessarily brutal and strange. Dodged a bullet there.
Lvcivs2311:
Dodget a bullet, was my thought. Who would want to date someone like that? At least you found out quickly before she ruined your life or something. Good for you and many happy anniversaries.
Standing in the rain at night, after two years of dating, I think she is about to tell me that she loves me. Nope. She tells me that she is in love with my brother and has been dating me to get closer to him. I told my brother and he said “Hell no!”.
Anon:
Something tells me you ignored two years worth of signs and whatnot. Must have been very blinded. Happens to the best of us :/
I got rejected when I wasn’t even trying to hit on the guy. A few years ago in December, I was at a bar with a friend when a guy dressed as Santa Claus was walking around. He walked up to my friend and said something like “Santa’s giving out gifts, and all the pretty girls get one for free!” and handed her a trinket.
Then he looked at me up-and-down and added, “Yeah, you’d have to pay.”.
CornbreadMonsta:
You missed out on the gift of STD’s he was offering. Shame.
In third grade I wasn’t very popular. I was the skinny white kid that wore what his mother made him wear and had no confidence. The bullies were real.
I had two girls in my class suddenly come up to me one day, link arms with me on each side and tell me how ‘cute’ I was and how they both wanted to be my girlfriend. This went on for days. I was so happy and surprised that any girl liked me, let alone two. We would go to recess together, eat lunch, talk about our day, it was great. I vividly remember both of them mentioning wanting to ‘have s*x with’ me once. All of this came crashing down though when the girls original boyfriend announced to them their work was done and everyone proceeded to laugh at me while they left and went with him. He had set me up with them just for this moment of humiliation. The girls took turns saying things like ‘you think any of us would like you?’
Looking back it was very traumatizing and I’m surprised this occurred at such a young age. It wasn’t until I was a junior In highschool that I actually gained some confidence and self worth.
Got dumped by the girl I was going to propose to in a foreign city, halfway through a two week vacation. She just disappeared on me. Knew something was up when her luggage disappeared from our hotel room, she ignored every text I sent her, didn’t hear from her for six months when she finally sent me a message: “How are you doing?”
I guess she got concerned, or as concerned as a heartless reptile can be, when I stopped updating Facebook, Instagram, and changed all my statuses. She never got a response from me, and went on permanent block. She then tried to blow up my Facebook, until I unfriended her. I may have talked to her had she provided an explanation, but she never did.
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