<human>: As the title suggests, I have a lot of things going for me right now. I am going to graduate from one of the top tier CS schools in US with 3.7 GPA this coming April, and I already have multiple job offers lined up from some prominent Silicon Valley/Bay Area companies. I am also making substantial money for a student doing web/mobile dev freelancing for companies. I've achieve almost everything I set out to do, but for some reason I am not happy at all.

I am always lonely. I know many people, but I don't think I can actually call anyone I know a friend. I had two girlfriends in school, but they both broke up with me in just a few months. I can't seem to maintain a genuinely meaningful relationship with other people. 

It's not that I haven't tried. I am usually busier than other students, but I did try to make time to go out for meals, parties with classmates and Facebook friends, but none of this actually feels real.

I hate how I've become so cynical over time. I also feel like I am  losing ability to relate to other people. These two things are making it more difficult for me to interact with other people.

Can someone give me advice on how to get out of this vicious cycle?

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<bot>: Achieved academic, material, social status success, but can't make friends and girlfriends dump me immediately. Not sure what to do.