If I get rejected over 90% of the time, does it make sense for me to be high inhibition?

[BadLuck7892]

I'd say it makes perfect sense.

Becoming high inhibition doesn't happen in a vacuum.

Getting rejected over 90% of the time overall (and 100% of the time when acting on perceived IOIs) is what led me to become high inhibition.

If you know that failure is basically guaranteed, why bother shooting your shot?

 

[NumbThePain]

Being confident and not high inhib comes from good experiences and positive signals so it happens naturally. No matter in what situation. You can't just be confident when you receive shitty treatment all the time

 

[BadLuck7892]

Being confident and not high inhib comes from good experiences and positive signals so it happens naturally. No matter in what situation. You can't just be confident when you receive shitty treatment all the time

Well-said. I hate it when foids (and casanovas) tell me to just become low inhibition.