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How to politely refuse others' confession?

I think it's best to be direct, otherwise people may not get your true thoughts, and they will think that you didn't really refuse, so they will still maintain that enthusiasm for pursuing you.

However, if you can't say it directly because of some feelings, then I think it's ok to decline.

I just heard a short story about the decline two days ago, which goes something like this:

She: There's something I've been holding back for a long time and I've always wanted to tell you.

Me: Great, I just have something to tell you.

She: Then you go first, and I'll talk when you're finished.

Me: Well, here's the thing. I like a girl in the next class for a long time. Her name is XX. What kind of pursuits do you girls usually like? I want to have a try.

She: I like ~ (omit the word 1000 here)

Me: Oh, oh, oh, okay. By the way, what were you going to tell me just now?

She: Nothing, just a little thing. Forget it.

Ok ~ at this point in the story, I refuse to succeed, and I am not embarrassed at all ~

Of course, you can use the above refusal method on the premise that you are sure that the other party wants to confess to you. If you have realized that someone you don't like really likes you, you'd better not stick around all the time. Let's find a chance to show our attitude.

For example, you can try to avoid personal contact and frequent chatting. As long as the other party reveals any ambiguous information, it is necessary to immediately eliminate this feeling. Don't think that the other party can drag on without saying anything. In fact, the longer the time, the more difficult it is to solve.

Finally, I wish everyone can meet the right person on the road of feelings, without having to refuse others or being rejected by others.