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Do you feel bad when you reject people?
– Thomas P
Commented Feb 6 at 9:56
Also, for me, at least, the smug satisfaction won't be lost instantaneously, I am incredibly vindictive. I see no reason not to burn the bridge, they've made it clear they don't want me, so might as well at least release my anger.
– Thomas P
Commented Feb 6 at 9:57
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Avoid the sales profession. They did you a favor.
– pdtcaskey
Commented Feb 6 at 23:37
What to do with the stack of letters: Exactly what your therapist said. Burn them. Shred them. Beat them to a pulp and make paper mache, then smash/burn that. Writing them is supposed to be an exercise in getting it out of your system; the resulting papers are then sacrified to the gods of "maybe I can do better next time."
– keshlam
Commented Apr 11 at 15:17

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