Oh poor funkybits.... it's the future talking.... I know you can't hear me, but I got some bad news for you my friend....  
Hang in there though.  It might take longer than you expect, but when it starts to move it will likely move a lot faster than you expect.  (that goes for us here in the 'present' as well)

Are there any stores online or offline that accept Monero?

Going to look at xmr.to Thanks.
Good to know but there are no stores that directly accept Monero or only accept Monero as a payment option?

There's a psychiatrist in New York City, which is an interesting use case (you can receive and pay for psychiatric help with complete privacy, in case you're concerned that others know about your psychiatric condition, which is a shame that mental health has this stigma, but oh well).

But beyond that, your statement is mostly true. XMR currently has a lot of usability issues - the software works, but the code is not documented well. The community recently funded a developer to go through all the bajillion lines of code to comment it up.

https://forum.getmonero.org/9/work-in-progress/2373/documentation-and-cleanup-of-source-code

This will allow others to use Monero (and develop upon it) more easily. To date, the best useage guides are in the "help" command... and there's some document somewhere.

If anyone lives near NYC, be sure to refer him some business!

I was thinking the same thing and was going to suggest that some people in this forum need help! Unfortunately I think psychiatry is still something that is handled locally not over the internet and I am not sure how many people from here live in the area (I am far away)

When you find out the Earth is flat, you don't come back that often

Something is very, very wrong with this comment, but I like it anyway.

There has been risen an argument of the high inflation of Monero recently.
I disagree. It is getting now pretty low and ready for mainstream adaption from that perspective. By mainstream I mean people outside of crypto, not necessarily the whole world (which is most likely to happen for the crypto currencies in general, but that's years from now as the digitalization goes even further).
Long term definetely Monero is a good buy. There will be for sure people who are concerned on the privacy of their wealth. Money confiscations by the banksters will help Monero definetely. Also it is just a matter of time (and perhaps ready GUI wallet that enables the adaption).

For short term thinkers - Monero is a good buy-probably by the end of the year (which happens to be in just a few months) Monero can realistically reach new ATH at least bitcoin wise (it takes "only 5-6 times" growth).
For the longer term, the picture is even better.