How should I feel after being rejected?

Realise that getting rejected is a part of life and theres really no need to worry about it. Rejection is not your fault! The other person rejected something in particular that didnt work for them. The earlier you accept the rejection and attempt to move on from it, the easier a time you're going to have. It will also mean that you won't let rejections in the future absolutely flatten you. It probably hapened for your own good and know that if one door closes another one opens up for you somewhere, so dont confine yourself! Stop dwelling in the past, move on and in time you'll be laughing at what happened.

You should not let it affect u or urself esteem it will boost the guys ego! Do things u like keep urself busy show him u are happy

After being rejected its important not to beat yourself up about it. The person who has rejected you is allowed to say no and that is something that you will soon get over by yourself. There are plenty of people out there and however much they might've felt like the one, they werent.

Well you shouldn't feel to down about it! Because if they couldn't see the beauty in you then they dont deserve you!

Being rejected is one bad experience for me. i feel sad and disappointed to myself. It feels like I'm a mess and I don't want to remember it.I usually pretend and tried to forget that it actually happens.

There is no rule on how to feel after being rejected. You might feel sad, or angry, or confused, or alone, or maybe you just feel relieved to have clarity. What you feel is entirely up to you, and all these feelings are completely natural. Feeling sad or angry or rejected does not make you a bad person. It's how we deal with these feelings that shows our character.

It's normal to feel demotivated after being rejected but the simple fact is, whoever rejected you doesn't deserve you. Aim high but keep it realistic. Always be in the middle of positive and negative; expect the best but also expect the worse. This way, if either situations occur, you will be ready for either scenario.

There's really not a specific way someone should feel after that. Everyone reacts to things differently and as long as you aren't hurting anyone (including yourself), then I would say you're doing it right, and having the right reaction.

you should think that u r not rejected u r saved from that bad situation... think everything positive

It’s normal to feel hurt and embarrassed and that’s totally ok!! Don’t feel like you shouldn’t feel upset you’re allowed to have to have your reaction! But everyone is different and there isn’t a specific way you should feel