If it's a friend that asks you out, then you are right to say no. Many first dates are about getting to know someone, but if you already know that person, then don't lead them on.
I know what you mean. I feel awful rejecting people that I know. Friends to be specific. At the bar, I don't feel guilty at all.
It hurts when a good friend asks because many guys don't want to be friends after the rejection. For me, there are several guys that I really like a lot, but I wouldn't want to date them. I just go with my gut instinct on whether or not I should accept a date. Romantically, you're interested or you're not.
Is it normal to feel this guilty after rejecting someone?
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If it's a friend that asks you out, then you are right to say no. Many first dates are about getting to know someone, but if you already know that person, then don't lead them on.
I know what you mean. I feel awful rejecting people that I know. Friends to be specific. At the bar, I don't feel guilty at all.
It hurts when a good friend asks because many guys don't want to be friends after the rejection. For me, there are several guys that I really like a lot, but I wouldn't want to date them. I just go with my gut instinct on whether or not I should accept a date. Romantically, you're interested or you're not.