Saying "has some things to improve on" is very different from saying "deserves to be rejected". In the article, the author reached out for feedback on what hap

Saying "has some things to improve on" is very different from saying "deserves to be rejected". In the article, the author reached out for feedback on what happened and the person didn't choose to say any "honest hard things." I absolutely think it is fair to blame society today for treating people who face social challenges with contempt and scorn. However, I disagree that there is any obvious evidence that this author has a hard time maintaining friendships.