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>>11672639

Was a neet for 11 years, bounced around my mom, aunt and dad for over a decade. The first year(s) were shit, I can't even remember most of it back then. I was fat, lazy and depressed because I thought I blew my shot at life. Then slowly started developing decent habits, and a good lifestyle. All that you can imagine from someone who has 24 hours of freedom, 12 months a year. But, to get to the end product from being depressed to living like a NEET king took me at least 3-5 years. And now I am 31, last year I relapsed into depression and a existential crisis hard. Got my first job in September, this year and well, I feel like I am back at year 1 of being a NEET again; instead I have job that I am starting to enjoy/like/hate. And my depression is slowly settling.

The road of learning to enjoy a NEET lifestyle and developing yourself is a lot more important than "being a NEET".
Everyone can be a NEET, a homeless person is a NEET. Doesn't mean he is good at it.
And for everyone its going to be different too. In time I'll return to being a NEET again.