>>67509 (OP)>>67511You're probably a tradcuck, and I think that's at the root why you're so upset about all this. You should know that the visage of all that's traditional is false, and that nothing works according to ideal in this accursed and godforsaked world.
Specifically, don't be so obsessed with nofap. Read through the post somebody (certainly not I, dearest jannies!) made on this board with the photo of the somalian guy aura farming; it deals with why nofap is a scam. Additionally, I wouldn't worry about terrible grades. Personally, I'm obsessed with chemistry and maths but if you don't care about those, then I don't see why poor grades in chemistry and maths would hurt you; it's not as if you want to go to university to study these things. If you decide to be a chemist or mathematician, you'll be second-rate at best, considering that you'll have to compete with people who-unlike you-are passionate about the field. (I feel like a massive dweeb referring you to Robert Greene and I personally despise most of his readers but his Mastery talks about this in greater detail).
You say you're slightly unattractive. This might be altered. You could diet- and exercise- and personalitymaxx your way out of it, redpillwise. Redpill is pretty gay if you ask me but I confess that it definitely works for some people. You'll have to take it with a grain of salt however; for instance, you can and ought to throw all that nofap bollocks into a dumpster filled with alchohol before lighting it on fire.
And even if you can't get out of it, being an incel is only so bad if you mind it. Take me, for instance. I'm far too autistic, politically extreme, and mean-spirited to get a girlfriend, but I'm still happy. What makes me happy is internal validation (i.e. my overinflated ego), rather than external validation. I think most people already know that internal validation is superior when the goal is long-term happiness, but they make an exception for some reason when external validation comes from people, rather than things, when the discrepancy between people and things is actually irrelevant.