A dating coach shares how a brutal rejection at 21 left him isolated in his dorm for two years, feeling like "leftover tuna salad." The heartbreak became his turning point: tired of depression, he decided to change and now helps others build dating confidence.
My origin story really starts when I experienced my first devastating heartbreak. This is me when I was 21. At that time, I thought I met the love of my life. I was in university. I went on a couple of dates with this girl, and she just ticked off all the right boxes. All of a sudden, she just stopped contacting me. At the time, it was very, very difficult. I was like, man, what's wrong with me? What did I do wrong? I was like a leftover tuna salad. I'm looking at this photo, I'm like, who is this guy? I don't even recognize this guy. But that was me. This heartbreak really sent me downward for a good amount of 2 years. I never really left my dorm, deeply scared of interacting with anyone, let alone talking to women. By the end of those 2 years, I just felt extremely tired of being down all the time. Okay, I really need to do something about this, right? Your dream relationship could be right around the corner. Comment the word "value" and I'll help you sort it out.
