I've been cold approaching for about a year now (mostly direct daygame). I would say that in 99% of cases, responses/rejections are completely tame. Lots of girls enjoy getting a compliment and will make small chat with you afterwards. The ones that don't like it will just make an excuse and leave, blow me off, or otherwise show me she's not interested, which is fine.
But I can think of a few responses where I've gotten some real venom from the girls that want to throw shit on my game or on me. I can count the number of times this has happened on one hand (after hundreds of approaches) and my reaction is ALWAYS:
-I'm angry
-I'm scared, heart starts racing etc
-Feel like i'm being attacked
-I want to leave the set... not to move onto the next girl but because i'm scared of the negative response
I had to get rejected a shitload to be able to approach as much as I do -- and I usually have no trouble blowing off rejection-- but for some reason my instinct in these situations is to verbally lash out at the girl, although I've only done this twice in my life.
I can tell that something is wrong. As much as I'd like to think, it's not as simple as "who cares, just walk away"--the emotional reaction I have points to a bigger issue that I'm dealing with.
Can anyone relate/comment on what I'm talking about?
But I can think of a few responses where I've gotten some real venom from the girls that want to throw shit on my game or on me. I can count the number of times this has happened on one hand (after hundreds of approaches) and my reaction is ALWAYS:
-I'm angry
-I'm scared, heart starts racing etc
-Feel like i'm being attacked
-I want to leave the set... not to move onto the next girl but because i'm scared of the negative response
I had to get rejected a shitload to be able to approach as much as I do -- and I usually have no trouble blowing off rejection-- but for some reason my instinct in these situations is to verbally lash out at the girl, although I've only done this twice in my life.
I can tell that something is wrong. As much as I'd like to think, it's not as simple as "who cares, just walk away"--the emotional reaction I have points to a bigger issue that I'm dealing with.
Can anyone relate/comment on what I'm talking about?