Rejection
is among the worst thing in life. For examples: your paper or your work that
you hope will get accepted, but then you receive an email that it’s been
rejected; a guy or girl that you have adored for a long time rejects you because
he/she doesn’t have a same feeling as yours; you wanted a job so much but then
you’re not selected because you aren’t good enough. All of these lead to
disappointment. But if you got rejected over and over again, you might feel
like it is nothing anymore. Like you have adapted with disappoint of being
rejected. And eventually, maybe you will give up on keep trying. That’s what I
felt actually. By the time I wrote this entry, I felt half of me have given up
on trying. I do not talk about feelings here. Yesterday, I had received another
feedback from another organization that had been rejected my journal. It had
been rejected AGAIN. I don’t know how many times including this. I felt like I
should move on, write a new journal to submit and just ignore the first journal
that I ever did.
But something
has made me wonder like rejection should make you weak or make you stronger?
For the optimist, they might turn the rejection into something that will motivate
them to be better than before. So, if I am giving up now, does it makes me a
pessimist? *that is not a question actually*
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