Secret

To my dearest friend, 

I have lost something very close to me and it's a secret. I'm not sure if I can tell you. But I will tell you that it happened a couple of days ago. In the middle of the night we left the windows open because it was a very hot night. When I woke up, my secret was no longer there. I recently bought a new, studded colar for 50 bucks and now I am not sure that I can use it. I cannot believe this happened and I am very upset about it. I don't like to talk about this but I think I am going to end up telling you. I hope I can trust you with this secret and I hope you will not tell anybody. My big secret is... That... My dog ran away. Please keep this confidential, I do not want anybody to know. 

-Justin 

Rejection..

There are many ways a person can feel rejected.  For instance, somebody could feel they have been rejected socially and emotionally if they repeatedly ask a person, maybe a friend or even somebody they have feelings for to hang out  and that person blows them off or tries to come up with an excuse not to hang out. Another example would be if somebody tried to do something simple to make a friend or two, such as trying to sit at a different lunch table at lunch and everybody at that table tells them to leave or makes other remarks. If somebody feels rejected repeatedly, such as being blown off like the example I mentioned, this could make that person feel very neglected. Feeling neglected could lead to many more emotional or even physical problems. The emotional problems it could lead to would be sadness or even depression. But even worse, the physical problems it could lead to is hurting themselves or somebody else.