According to newton's law of universal gravitation you are attracted to all objects around you Why can you not feel the forces between you and the objects around you?

You must be too far from the Earth to feel the force between you and the Earth. Right now I'm ~6400 km from the center of the Earth; you must be much farther away.

A2 You can't feel the gravitational force that a mountain or a building attracts you because the force is too small. The force is proportional to your mass times the other mass and only the earth has a large enough mass for this force to be felt, which is your weight. Gravity is considered the weakest of the fundamental forces.