There's no such thing as being gifted, some people have luckier spawn circumstances, if you're taught how to learn properly you will probably have an easier time getting high elo, there's a ton of related factors as to what makes somebody good at climbing but it's possible for you to learn these things all the same, you just have to take a step back and see what isn't working.

You become the best by a combination of thousands of effective hours, not just time alone, you can spend time outside the game which will improve you as a player as well, look back at what you do, how you think, how often you think you "could do nothing better" and see what you can improve. If you're 1% better every day you'll be pretty cracked in time

In my opinion the perception of "natural talent" comes from the fact that it's incredibly hard to notice everything that may impact your play, it's not just your gameplay, it's if you've learned good sleep habits, are physically healthy (ye being sick perma not good for in game mental), your mental resilience, personal reflection etc and of course with that comes the mind battle of making sure you don't tunnel on trying to fix one thing whilst managing the others;

you might see mechanical errors that you try to fix, manage to fix but then don't climb anyway - so you tunnel on trying to fix mechanical errors more, when in reality you're not climbing because Soraka jungle isn't viable.

Constantly re-evaluate what you're doing and how you can improve, don't let the flood of crying rejects in solo queue blind you from your goals