Mirabelle is not affected by a man's failure to approach her, as her own self-deprecating attitude never allows the idea that he would in the first place.
In "Shopgirl," the character Mirabelle displays a profound sense of self-deprecation that shapes her interactions with men. Rather than feeling disappointed or rejected when a man does not approach her, she seems detached from the notion that anyone would find her appealing. This perspective reveals her struggle with self-worth and confidence, which dominate her thoughts.
Mirabelle's attitude suggests a protective mechanism; by assuming that no one would show interest, she avoids...