I'm not sure I get where you're coming from,
@conquestking. I mean, I completely understand why one might choose not to pursue shallow relationships and casual sex. But to truly "detest the thought" of such things? That seems rather extreme. And while you often mention morals, you never describe the principles that might justify your prejudice.
When it comes to relationships, no one is normal, and there's no single right way way to do it. Some people hook up with random strangers, while others hold out for a lifelong commitment. Neither approach is particularly rare (you are nothing like Lonesome George), and there's lots of room in between. Wholesome fluffy romcoms are, in their way, just as realistic as the transactional carnality of this series.
In the end, if you want any kind of love in your life, you have to take emotional risks. If you don't get out there and at least try to meet people - including admitting to them that you might be romantically/sexually interested - then life will pass you by. Your negative emotions will curdle, and you'll end up one of those angry, self-pitying incels who hate in others what they've denied to themselves.