>>7997073You could always give up everything you like, your entire personality, and anything unique about you that doesn't fit normal expectations. You could then adopt all the things and hobbies and styles and thoughts of the common masses. This would let you "fit in" with majority of people, meet others' standards/expectations, make friends, and gain financial success. But is it really worth sacrificing your self for those things? Are those friends going to like you for you, or for the "you" that they want you to be? Do you know why so many super-successful office businessmen end up having a disastrous mid-life crisis? Hint: Most C.E.Os and managers like, think, and do all the same shit, so if you don't sacrifice your life to make it more like theirs they won't like you as much.
