No matter which end you’re on, rejection is an unpleasant experience. Though in some ways rejecting someone might be easier than being rejected, it can still be difficult to negotiate, especially if you want to do it nicely. So if you’ve got to let someone down easy, I have some tips to share. To see them, please read more.
- Always proceed with kindness. Even if you don’t feel like being nice at the time, later down the road you’ll be thankful you kept things friendly.
- Don’t treat anyone in a way that you wouldn’t want to be treated. Yes, we learned this one back in grammar school, but it’s incredibly true.
- Avoid hollow sentiments. It’s easy to throw out all the clichés in the book, but your rejectee will appreciate hearing the honest truth. Applicable to breakups only: never use the “it’s not you; it’s me” line. Even if it’s true, no one believes it.
- Consider your words carefully. Just because you’re being honest, doesn’t mean you can’t phrase things to sound gentler.
- When people are being rejected, they’re likely to demand answers and get angry. If you encounter a situation like this, try to take their accusatory questions in stride. Their anger is normal, and it won’t help anything to get defensive.
If you have brothers...lol I had the same problem with 2
guys in High school and I got my older brothers on them and they finally GOT the message.
But, really just continue to ignore him and HOPE that one day he will get the message.
Good Luck Ladies!










Ok, so Dear, what should I do about a guy who I've rejected that continues to call/text/email? I told him that I was not interested in going out with him, and I also told him that he gets annoying when he texts/calls me on the hour every hour every day, especially when I'm in class. I started ignoring his calls and texts and im's, but he STILL doesn't get it.
What should I do? Anybody have suggestions?
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