John was never one for socialization. He preferred to spend his time working on his passion - building things. He built all sorts of things - from small trinkets to complex machinery. He was a brilliant inventor, and his creations were a marvel to behold.

However, as he delved deeper into his work, he started to isolate himself more and more from society. He lost touch with his friends and family, and he didn't care. He was too focused on his latest project to pay attention to anything else.

As time passed, John's social skills worsened. He became rude and dismissive, even to his closest acquaintances. But he didn't care. He was too busy working on something big.

Years went by, and John's social relations had deteriorated to the point of no return. But he was on the verge of completing the work that he was so passionate about - a machine that could revolutionize the way we harvest energy.

The day finally arrived, and John unveiled his invention to the world. It was an enormous success. His machine drew energy from the environment around it, and it was incredibly efficient. The world cheered him on, and his invention was soon in high demand.

John had done what he set out to do - he had accomplished something major. And he hadn't regretted his lack of socialization, as it had allowed him to focus on his work with greater intensity than anyone else.

Despite his worsened social relations, John was still celebrated as a hero. He had accomplished something great, and his invention had changed the world. It was proof that sometimes, it's okay to not care about what others think and focus on your passion - as long as you don't hurt anyone along the way.