Asked a girl out and it didn't go too well.

Maybe she lied don't feel bad

>>18601572
Get over it. There are other girls.

>>18601580
I doubt that in this case.

>>18601583
>I don't know how to get over this.
Did you even read the post? Simply saying get over it won't do shit.

>>18601596
It's not really something that should have to be explained to you. You lived a life before you met her right? Well, keep living that life. Focus on your priorities and meet other people. She wasn't your "chance". She was just a person who wasn't interested in you.

>>18601572
You waited a few years before you started talking to her?! Learn from your mistakes and get to the point faster next time, it sucks to waste time.

>>18601604
Never been able to meet people normally. This is honestly the first time in my life I have started to talk with somebody like this. That it what makes it so much worse for me. Never have anyone been interested in me before, so thinking that I am liked to some degree and then having that hype crushed to the ground and below does not feel good at all.

I am trying to focus as much as I can, but has never been able to do it.

>>18601609
Do you now see the problem? This isn't the first time and I somehow manage to do the same mistake repeatedly, ending up regretting it for years to come. It has gone to the point that I can't even focus on my daily life. The same thoughts just sitting in the back of my head waiting for me to try doing something productive just to appear again. Every time I end up doing nothing but think of past regrets while feeling like shit.