Bitcoin was not made to spend. Not for now. There is a misinterpretation of what Satoshi wrote in the Whitepaper: "A peer-to-peer eletronic cash system". He created bitcoin to be an electronic money system. This is a fact.
Before becoming a monetary system, Bitcoin must be able to preserve value over time. After that, he becomes able to earn society's trust and become a genuine cash.
People accept dollars because they believe that money is still backed by gold (as it was until the end of Bretton Woods), or because (unfortunately) they believe the government will guarantee the value of the currency.
That is, people believe in Dollar because they are sure that money will be at the same value tomorrow. Although this is not true.
99% of the world's population still does not understand, do not know and do not trust Bitcoin. And everything is fine. Bitcoin adoption is a lengthy process that may take decades or centuries to happen.
Bitcoin has never been about just being a simple means of payment. It is not like VISA or Mastercard. He is a legitimate Digital Asset and as such needs to earn trust until it is adopted as money.
Do not spend your Bitcoins. Not now.
This is a misconception of what bitcoin is all about. Firsly, 'Money is any item that is commonly acknowledged as installment for products and ventures and reimbursement of obligations in a given nation or financial setting. The fundamental elements of money are recognized as: a mode of trade; a unit of record; a store of significant worth; and, infrequently, a standard of conceded installment'.
Therefore, Bitcoin being an electronic money doesn't mean it shouldn't transcend to fiat. After all, paper money is also converted to electronic money for ease of transactions.
Bitcoin already has a monetary value, despite the shackles that besiege it mass adoption, it has continued to break new ground as several countries and businesses have permitted it use for transactions. And with time, it will gain mainstream adoption.