>invited to go clubbing in a nearby city with my friends >sitting

you should have danced senpai

buy a motorcycle and just ride those feelings away man

>>35435709
No

I fucking hate dancing

There's not a single thing on this world that I hate more than making retarded movements with your body

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>>35435656
normies dont understand depression. They think that if you just "cheer up" it will automatically make the chemicals in your brain balance.

They're always the ones to bitch about depression when really they just had a bad day or some shit. Depression is a life sentence.

>>35435818
Get more drunk, then. I'm forced to go to a club tonight even though I fucking hate those places. Intend to get blackout drunk before even reaching the place.
Though I actually like dancing, but not with girls, only by myself. Only on good music though, not club shit-core
>inb4 normie, I'm a 22 y/o virgin

ha h a ha ha. that happened to me once

When she invited you to dance, it was your chance at showing her interest. Most peope dance like shit. People don't dance to show of skills, they dance to have fun and have a physical interaction with others.

When you refused, she probably interpreted it as you not being interested, so she went for her second option, which was the nerdy guy.

I had this exact scenario happen to me. Except that I was aware of the girl's intentions and deliberately refused because she was a top ratchet. she ended up fucking one of my best friend because she was mad I was turning her down. Girls tend to do that a lot.

Well it's too bad for you, OP. I can understand that you internalize this failure and that you see it as a form of injustice. I don'T have very big problems with girls, but I can understand having difficulty to make a move, then feel like it's unfair that girls don't see that I'm doing my best, but that's how nature behaves. Girls are turned on by actions rather than simply good intentions. You can internalize this failure, you can exteriorize your anger on the normies, but I'd rather suggest that you see it as a lesson, that, next time, if you get a chance with a girl and get in a similar situation, pay attention to the cues she's sending you and een if you run the chance of embarrassing yourself, go along and show her you have eyes only for her.

I know it's dumb that girls would just be "oh well he's not interested!" when you refuse even the simplest invitation, but, again, that's how they have always behaved, this is why you must not be ashamed of showing your intentions to her.