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I'm curious if you think men or women are likelier to desire an honest but gentle rejection. I genuinely can't tell, nor could I predict which is the case.
Presumably men? I have a lot of male friends, but — understandably — I don't think they've wanted to talk to me about being rejected. FWIW, I haven't outright rejected many men, and I wouldn't know how they took it. A few have been verbally abusive on the spot, but not many.
In my experience, women generally have a handful of insecurities they obsess over and if you make it clear that you're not interested in them they will assume it is for those reasons. Generally something like "I'm fat/ugly/old."
One of the nice things about leaving a little space between date and rejection is that it's less clear that you're being rejected vs. something/someone else being chosen. Easier to tell yourself that they're not over the ex, or they really are just too busy to date.
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