Corrina RawlinsonFounder of She's Honeslty Mental

Even When You’re Right, You Still Doubt Yourself | Rejection Sensitivity Explained

8 Oct 2025

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A short transcript excerpt in which the speaker describes making decisions confidently using available evidence and a 'rule book', yet later doubting those decisions. The speaker identifies this pattern—questioning choices despite clear evidence—as an instance of rejection sensitivity.

You know what? You're right. I made the decision. I made that with confidence. I made it with the evidence that was in front of me, and I sit with it. But it's funny how I made the decision with the evidence in front of me and the rule book in front of me. Like, literally things in black and white, and then I step away from it, and then I question what I'm doing. That's a rejection sensitivity.