This document discusses how rejection from approaching women is preferable to the regret of not approaching them. While rejection feels bad in the moment, regret can linger longer since most men have far more experience with regret than rejection. Rejection exists only in the imagination and feels terrifying, whereas regret is a normal feeling. The document advocates gaining experience with rejection through frequent approaches to reduce the fear, since rejection is usually not as extreme as imagined and most people are fairly normal. This will help reduce worry about rejection compared to the unknown of regret.
35. Compare that to the "rejection" of
picking it up and finding it was some
pretend money or monopoly money or
something. Sure, you'd be
disappointed, but not "rejected."
36. This is the comparison of "rejection vs.
regret" that you're going for.