Yo no hablo cuando llevo zapatos planos

[EmpanadaRica]

Originally Posted by chileno

It is true. It has to do with the way you ask your questions. In other words, how your head functions.

La empanadita rica hace lo mismo que tú.

¡Ohh gracias, Chili!

Now I feel like I must come up with a very interesting question not to dissapoint..
In fact I think this is a very interesting topic concerning these differences.

Los soldados rechazaron al enemigo en el puente (se resistieron y el enemigo tuvo que retroceder).
No puedes rechazar a tus primos de esa manera, son tu familia.
Cuando a alguien le trasplantan un órgano, puede sufrir un rechazo.
Los electrones se rechazan entre sí.

I was in fact wondering about 'rejection' /'repulsion'.
In the latter two phrases this seems to be about acceptance (i.e. a full body system accepting or rejecting an organ) and/or about repel/repulsion (although this might have more of an emotional charge).

I was wondering if this is also a word used in love/sexual context in terms of the opposite of being attracted to someone? I mean, if you say you find someone repelling or are repulsed by someone, would you use the verb 'rechazar'?

And if you would reject someone romantically/emotionally/sexually would this also be 'un rechazo'?