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marahsk April 20 2006, 01:28:35 UTC
Dude, you are *so* missing the point. You asked someone out, and he said no because he's already seeing someone. That's not really rejection. And even if it were, you're no worse off than you were. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. No one gets a hit every time at bat. *insert other platitudes here*

Seriously, you should be proud of yourself for taking a chance. It will increase your chances of someone saying "yes."

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con_girl April 20 2006, 05:47:19 UTC
I got to agree here. It has got to be harder for gay monogamous people* to find matches. Yet another way life isn't fair. I still think that a cute con-goer like yourself will find someone.

*not that it is a whole lot easier for bisexual poly people who are attracted mostly to other bis have it any easier - I was fabulously lucky.

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marahsk April 20 2006, 07:44:07 UTC
How is it harder for gay monogamous people than it is for straight monogamous people? Plenty of gays are monogamous; who do you think is fighting for the right to get married?

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thirdworld April 20 2006, 06:56:02 UTC
Agreed. Good for you! At least you know you can move on. Many many *hugs* anyway.

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huntingdon April 20 2006, 01:37:16 UTC
Bad luck, but do keep on trying. At least there is a non-negative reason for the rejection!

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summ3r_daze April 20 2006, 05:23:02 UTC
{{hug}}

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yellow_freshia April 20 2006, 07:59:26 UTC
I hear you. And can totally sympathize. *hugs*

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rockgoddes April 20 2006, 09:33:22 UTC
Ah man, that bites. I totally get where you're coming from. I got there myself once, many moons ago...just gave up completely and started planning the rest of my life as a single person. It was a very liberating feeling.

Then the rockgod told me how he felt about me, and that changed that! ;oD

Lots of {{HUGS}}, man.

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