You don't use it often and that's the problem. It's not meant to be stored indefinitely. Once glue has been exposed to air it starts curing and once that chemical reaction has started there's no stopping it. With ANY glue you have a limited time to use the contents of the bottle.
WHICH "Gorilla Glue" are you using? There is a polyurethane glue that needs moisture to activate. There is cyanoacrylate, aka "super glue." They also have PVA, aka "wood glue."
I assume you're complaining about the cyanoacrylate because that has the shortest shelf life once opened, and tends to plug up the tip worst, and because you said "a few drops." I built balsa model airplanes for years and I'm very familiar with the stuff. Stuck my fingers together on numerous occasions. Don't wipe the tip, because small fibers from the cloth stick to the tip and cause the glue to cure. I used to keep a bunch of extra tips soaking in acetone and swapped tips frequently.
If you only need a few drops you're best bet is to buy the little squeeze tubes instead of a great big bottle. Then you can use what you need and you're not wasting all that extra.
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