@sangheilios
I see one hole in your thinking, and I used to have a similar thought pattern when I did nothing but grind all day; that is that you're 'too good' to hang out with certain people.
Success isn't measured by the amount of things you can't tolerate. I would argue it's the opposite, that a successful man can hang out with anyone and draw value from or create value for any encounter. This man is next to impossible to upset. Success is being flexible and having the ability to turn any event into a good time.
You may think you're too good to hang out with someone or a group, but you're most likely assuming what you don't know about them is nothing noteworthy. When they inevitably show a skill that exceeds yours, you're forced to restructure this world view of 'being at the top'. You realize there are all kinds of 'tops' and that what you prize may be holding you back from reaching some of them.
Most importantly their flex reminds you of your flaws and shortcomings. Maybe you're subconsciously avoiding this reality?
Challenge yourself to be open to these people you think are 'beneath you'. There is something they can offer you, whether you see it or not.
You also have more power by networking and mingling, not closing yourself off to everyone except a select few (that you may choose very poorly anyway). You may find a friend annoying, but they may be a social butterfly that provide a consistent stream of new connections.
You become untouchable by being a master of social judo. And you can only become a social master through exposure, not isolation.
Personally I've found that having few connections makes it easy to be very critical of existing friends and new ones. I see this as a symptom of social appetite, and possibly being too hard on yourself.
When you have many connections you simply don't have thoughts like what you've described. There are so many connections, so many options, that there is nothing to complain about. There is a group for every mood. It's certainly not lonely, and you're more accepting of others because your wide array of interactions keep you socially skilled.
@Pan87
Success is an extremely subjective thing. Red pill literature can say marriage is simping, but that's rudimentary logic. Personally I think impregnating a high value woman and raising a bright kid is the most alpha/dominant thing a man can do(intersex wise). If a marriage increases the odds of a healthy family/child, I'll do it. I really don't care about fuucking as many women as possible, that's very easy to do and holds no real constructive value.
I'm surprised you think most alphas and masculine men are in prison. Just what exactly do you think masculinity is?