How do I stop being a shut in and have social circles and relationships?

Worrying about social circles as an adult is stupid, you can get married, look good and make money just fine without them

Some people (usually girls) will obsess about social status, conformity and who their prospective partner hangs with but they're developmentally stunted and are just damaging their own dating game

Honestly? Get over your sense of self and narcissism. If you're saying "fuckbois and bitches" because you honestly feel that way towards other people, how can you expect them to put up with someone always acting superior? If you're saying it because you think that's how you're supposed to talk on this board, then maybe you're just too desperate and alienate people that way.

You're still in school, right? Well, the obvious answer is to get involved in a club or some kind of activity beyond the classroom. I know some people like sports, some like band, some like yearbook. Life isn't going to present you with some grand showcase of people to become friends with. You're going to have to put in the work to meet /and/ like people.

As you get older, it gets harder to meet new people. You're going to find that your current attitude is just going to push you more and more away from people and eventually be at a point where you're alone. Like how someone who doesn't pay attention to when they start to get chubby and then only realize they could have made a change once they're already morbidly obese. In short, you're your own worst enemy and unless you can get over yourself now, you'll only have a harder time in the future.

>>18120012
You seem like you have a bit of an attitude too

Why do you even care about friends so much if you're out of school?

Don't listen to this cunt >>18119994. Humans are social animals and friends groups and community are more important than an ugly wife. Our divisors are lacking good community which is why social meteor is still so popular.

Listen to this guy>>18119994

>>18120170
You sound like the cunt to me, expecting people to fall into your juvenile group-think norms