Breakdown of my situation:

Just started Trade School (1 year curriculum)

Work a parttime job doing dishes

25 (almost 26)

In very great shape (I think I've nearly peaked naturally), and have attractive secondary traits (IOI is not uncommon)

Have a car

Live in a town/suburban area with not much to do

Very little money to spend so it's hard to have experiences

No sexual experience or dating experience (Not very good at talking to women in an emotional or fun way)

Conversations last 1-5min on average (Even after practicing I have to be very conscious on how I speak, what I say, and how to facially and "emotionally" respond).

Personality is considered blunt, dry, and somewhat intellectual (This doesn't come in handy with women at all)

No social circle (Just associates I see at the local bar or the gym)

No youthful experiences to talk about because I didn't do anything in my youth (No partying/clubbing, traveling, nada) nor did I have the money or social connections which makes connecting to people my age extremely difficult.

No interesting hobbies (Abstract artist, reading, designing tracks or maps for old games which is boring)

Don't take pictures normally so OLD isn't really an option (or is it?)

Live with a roommate

Currently:

Trying to save money

Going to school

Working

Working Out

NOT pursuing my boring hobbies (It's better to have a hobby and pursue it than just vegging out) which I gotta get back into

Go out to the local bar every other Friday BUT:

It's an old school "redneck" bar apparently and I'm a negro so the vibes can sometimes be fake, standoffish, etc

I kinda know the regulars there which makes being there ore comfortable, but I don't generally make conversation with new people especially if it's packed (I can't socialize in crowded environments). I normally just play pool, shuffleboard or listen to music (maybe dance).

Should a man in my situation even bother with women? I've heard that after a certain age getting rid of your V-card should be a number 1 priority, but also hear that you should just get your shit together which is gonna take until I'm at least 27 or 28 to have a basic foundation for independence.