If there's one thing you'll learn about true success, it's that it's a very unique and personal journey. Look at the guy that just made over $20M on the GME stock hype. He's been calling that the stock is extremely undervalued for over a year. Few believed him, many doubted him and cast shade on his ideas. He stuck to his guns and his theory nonetheless, now he's minted.
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Rather than think of your friends with a black/white filter, look at what you have in common and focus on that. They may be fat, but if they're knowledgeable in something you're interested in then their body composition shouldn't matter. Gym rat friends may be dumb but built well, guys in LTR may seem like cucks, but they must have immense patience.
Every skill you choose to master will have drawbacks. You can't go to the gym and learn to fly a plane at the same time, you have to pick, and if you try to do both you won't be as good as if you had focused on only one.
You will find few if any perfect people in the world, everyone has flaws, including yourself. Don't try to change people, you'll just get backlash(as you did). Instead focus on inspiring others with your actions, focus on your strengths and the strengths of people you meet, and let others decide their values for themselves.
Keep networking, keep circulating, but beware of the comfort zone and echo chamber. You don't build empires or a chiseled body by living in your comfort zone. You don't come up with novel ideas by always talking to people that think just like you.
There is no one right way to go through life. Who are we to say smoking weed or doing acid all day or doing nothing isn't a path to success? Look at Bob Marley, look at Jimi Hendrix, look at a monk in the east that lives in a meditation-induced orgasm. Who is to say a cuck isn't successful? What if he has five healthy kids and a strong relationship with his wife? He's doing quite well in the lineage department.
The world isn't black and white, there are infinite shades of grey, so enjoy yourself and the people you meet. Take the pressure off and contemplate a different perspective. Success is a very subjective thing.
There are infinite targets to shoot at in life, no one has enough time to hit a bullseye in all of them.