Have you ever been rejected because of your gender?

>>7447756
Yes.
Met a cute girl, hit it off really well. She was even into similar stuff, and wasn't a boring wishy-washy no-life nobody like so many people are these days. There was even an opportunity to help her stay in the country and get residence.
But, alas, she was a lesbian and I'm male. So it was not meant to be.
And then it turned out she was a lefty-voting SJW, so fuck that shit. Dodged a bullet there.

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>>7447756
Yea, i was like 11 and their was this Girl at my school who i "Considered" my friend... and she was having a Birthday party... and i was awaiting her invite... and it never came... i later asked her why she never invited me, she said because i didn't want any "BOYS" over and smirked at me in this cuntish way.


feels bad..

i'v had dysphoria since i was 6ish.. so that didn't help matters much.

Rejected from the military
Refused entry to sports
Refused two travel opportunities
Refused hired to over a dozen jobs
Refused dog adoption
Refused promotion
Refused scholarship

>>7447859
>dysphoria since i was 6ish
truscum >>/out/

>>7447971
What..?

No. I've only ever asked out boys and I've never really been rejected in that sense.

When I was 4/5 years old, there was a girl I liked, and she liked me back, and we were super good friends. However, the class I was in was pretty fucked up; there was an intense degree of animosity and segregation between the boys and girls in the class. The boys bullied me a lot and I just wanted to spend time with that girl, so when eventually there was gonna be a "war" between boys and girls, I said that I would fight on the girls' side.
I'm not sure what happened but eventually some other girls convinced that girl to stop talking to me, and I wasn't able to make many female friends anymore, because everyone considered me a boy, and boys and girls refused to talk to each other in my class.
After that, the only people I was able to make friends with were targets of bullying that nobody else wanted to be friends with, so I just spent most of primary school (ages 4-11 in the Netherlands) fighting bullies and accepting the punishment I received from teachers for it.
I heard later from others that I was apparently pretty well known at my school in many classes, and apparently even popular among girls, but not many people dared to approach me, so I was pretty lonely.
In an attempt to get more attention, I started trying to fit in with the boys when I was 11, but I just ended up acting rather autistic and gross and being a prick, and people just avoided me. This persisted until I was 13 after which I just gave up on people IRL (instead relying on friends I met online).
A bit into my transition when I was 18 and went to university I tried making friends again, but I kinda just lost interest in them in favour of people I know online that I actually care about, and lost contact.
I guess I'm the one rejecting others now.