<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

So I've known Andrew since middle school. We were both kinda social outcasts. (Gamers and nerds) so we ended up being friends through the mutual struggle. Fast forward to now and we've both grown through so much together that we've become best friends despite being very different people. We have some core disagreements in worldview that I'm not going to go into but i'll say this. Hes the kind of person that wants to make tons of friends and go to parties and drink(responsibly). I'm not that kind of person. I only need one or two close friends to talk to and I don't find drinking or parties appealing. 

The issue is that he doesn't think it's a difference in personality. He thinks I'm just "lacking in basic life experience." Which is BS considering he went on his first date about a year ago. He says that everyone drinks and parties and everyone likes it and I must be lying to myself when I say I don't want to do those things. He also gave me shit when I didn't own a car because "it's weird that you don't own a car." There's so much wrong with that I can't even explain. 

Those are just a few examples of a theme but a couple weeks ago we got into an argument over text about this stuff which basically led to me never wanting to talk to him again. I'm bad at holding grudges but I still cannot deal with the way he puts me down. How can I put it in a way that will get it through his dumb fucking skull so I can get my friend back? 

Or am I being immature? 

And just in case some of you want to say fuck him and go find someone else, hes not a bad guy. He's just doesn't understand peoples emotions. Like I had to explain to him once why someone would get mad at him for giving them advice during a board game.
<bot>: My friend is pressuring me to be someone I don't want to be, how do I tell him no while still maintaining our friendship?