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Failed? You had one failure. Or two. What have they done, just take corporate jobs? Are they actively humiliating you or do feels sense of humiliation because of the failures. Two different things. If it’s the first, steer clear of them for a while (unless it’s wife and kids). If it’s later, then it’s more about how you frame your failures and moving forward than other people’s perception.
Ignore it. Get back in the game. Get a job for income and keep at with a side hussle.
You’re not alone. Entrepreneurship is hard.
https://www.quora.com/Have-you-ever-experienced-a-time-where-bad-things-continued-to-happen-to-you-How-did-you-get-through-that-moment-in-your-life/answer/Evan-Asano