Rejecting (verb);
"The act of rejecting something or someone."
Although similar to the previous chapter, there is a slight difference. In this case, you are the one doing the rejecting.
Rejecting is a difficult task to act upon but it is necessary. Having experienced rejection, you will feel sympathatic towards the person that you are rejecting but you know that it has to be done.
Why prolong a long and treacherous path which is endless when you can prevent such from happening? Or why bring forth a whirlwind of torments when it can be stopped from expanding?
Yes, it may hurt the person but like I said in the previous chapter, they will emerge stronger, having washed away their sadness.
You don't have to like rejecting people because who does? It is simply necessary so don't feel guilty. By closing a door, you are actually opening another.
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A/N: Hello! Have you ever rejected a person? I did, several times. The aftermath just made me feel like crap because I had just hurt a poor guy's feelings. Urgh. But it really was necessary. I didn't want to instil false hope into that person and make him fall deeper into an abyss of unrequited feelings.
Instead of blindlessly fooling him into thinking that he might have a slight chance with me, I had to snap him out of his daydream. It's better than letting him fall in too deep and letting him realise that you don't feel the same which eventually makes it more worse right?
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