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John was always a bit of a loner. He kept to himself and didn't put much effort into making friends. He simply didn't care about social relations. It wasn't that he was unfriendly or unpleasant; he just didn't see the point in trying to please others. John was different from the typical introvert stereotype. He had social skills, but he preferred not to use them. He was content with his own company, and he never regretted not caring about what others thought of him. Despite his indifference towards social interactions, John had a passion for music. He had been playing the guitar since he was a child, and he had honed his skills over the years. He would spend hours practicing and writing songs, and it was the one thing that made him truly happy. One day, John decided to take his music to the next level. He put together a band and started performing at local venues. His talent quickly caught on, and before he knew it, he was playing to crowds of hundreds of people. John never cared much for socializing with the people who came to his shows. He didn't indulge in small talk or hang out with other musicians. Instead, he focused on his craft and continued to improve his skills. Despite his lack of interest in socializing, John's music continued to take off. He landed a record deal and started touring the country. His songs became hits, and he was beloved by many. Through it all, John never changed. He continued to do things his way and never regretted his choices. He may not have cared about social relations or pleasing others, but he managed to accomplish something major without being a scientist. John proved that sometimes, it's okay to be yourself and not worry about what other people think. You never know what you might accomplish when you stay true to your passion and ignore societal expectations.
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