Rejection

AT ONE OF our noon discussion meetings here in Toledo, a middle-aged man who was recently divorced suggested that rejection was turning out to be the major problem of his life. First, there was a measure of rejection in the failure of his marriage. But he was meeting additional rejections in his efforts to date women and to find someone who would really care about him. Meanwhile, he was also conscious of other kinds of rejection and even thought that he might be getting paranoid on the subject.