The reason we get articles like this is because present society encourages you to write about every little experience. If you don't, then it either didn't happen, or it didn't matter.
I think they simply have no idea how hard raising money actually is.
Pitching for 2 months and raising a fat seed sounds like a dream.
Everyone has imposture syndrome when raising. I wrote this post to let founders know they're not alone and to not lose their self-confidence because of investor rejections.
I know someone that took 2 years of pitching and tweaking his company and bootstrapping before finally raising money. And by the way: In the end, his company failed, all the same.
Really yall did a phenomenal job of raising money. Thats hoe you should have framed your post, not how terrible of an experience it was.