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John was always a bit of a lone wolf. He didn't care much for small talk, and social events always made him feel awkward. But he was comfortable with that. John was a man of ideas, and he preferred spending his time reading and learning than mingling with others. As he grew older, John became even more distant. He stopped attending family gatherings and didn't bother to call his friends. Some people thought he was rude or arrogant, but John didn't care. He was too busy pursuing his passion, which was creating art. For years, John worked in his small studio, painting and sculpting. He never tried to sell his work or promote it in any way. He didn't care about fame or recognition. All he cared about was achieving his artistic vision. And with every new piece he created, he became more and more obsessed with it. The people in his life tried to reach out to him, but he pushed them away. He didn't want to be bothered with their petty problems or mundane interests. He knew he was destined for something greater, and he would stop at nothing to achieve it. Finally, after years of work, John's masterpiece was complete. It was a massive sculpture, the likes of which had never been seen before. It depicted a human figure with outstretched arms, as if embracing the sky. The detail was breathtaking, and the emotions it evoked were intense. Everyone who saw it was moved by its beauty and power. John didn't attend the unveiling of his sculpture. He didn't care about the applause or the accolades. He was already on to his next project, consumed by his artistic obsession. In the end, John never regretted pushing people away or ignoring the social norms. He knew that to achieve great things, he needed to be focused and relentless, and that sometimes meant neglecting those around him. And in his mind, it all paid off. He accomplished something incredible, something that would have never been possible if he had been distracted by social niceties.
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