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>19
>stop trying so hard to look good and unconsciously develop a style out of it
>low crotch joggers I kept from my female cousin after spending the night
>sweat shorts my grandma got me
>other general gym bottoms
>boots from security and moon shoes
>tank tops with hoodies
>now 21, skinny fat from not gyming anymore and finding myself looking on the internet for the clothes I used to wear

I feel like I fell so far behind

>> No.6662927

at least you're not NEET like me

>tfw applying to menial jobs
>tfw interview at Menards stocking shelves
>tfw I'll probably get the job even though I really don't want it

>> No.6662960

>>6662927
No, I'm NEET too
Community college dropout with no work history and a felony

Don't give a fuck about that though. Once I look good I can start pimping

>> No.6663141

>>6662927

I was a NEET for 3 months. Worse months of my life, but also my most introspective.

>> No.6663171

>>6662927
tfw neet
tfw spend most of my time reading books and watching films
tfw only leave house to produce music with my friend in his basement, buy food and occasionally go to parties
tfw home gym and lift to stay in shape
tfw life is more meaningful as a neet than it was as a wage slave

>> No.6663167

>>6662960
>felony
what did you do?

>> No.6663174

>>6663141
>3months
lmao

>> No.6663204

fucking NEET since 2010. Thank god got readmitted to college. Thank fuuuuuucking god.

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>> No.6663221

>>6663174

I know 3 months is nothing compared to how long some NEETs have been going, but it's kinda sad that you laugh at 3 months.

3 months is a long time to be in a certain situation/mind-set.

Are you implying that you've been a NEET longer than 3 months and that it somehow makes my plight puny in comparison?


Hah.

>> No.6663234

>>6662960

I'm a community college drop out as well, except I actually did something for myself. I was good at creating sites, offered my services worldwide, then I learned ranking and now I outsource all the work while earning $X,XXX every month. Looking to double that in the next month.

>> No.6663246

>>6663234
X=0

>> No.6663259

>>6663221
>3 months is a long time to be in a certain situation/mind-set.
It's called summer, bro.

I was implying that 3 months is trite and certainly not any kind of plight. People spend triple or quadruple that after lay offs.

>> No.6663260

>>6663246

>I'm a retard who doesn't know what SEO means

ftfy

>> No.6663290

>>6663259

4chan usually attracts the very lazy people. People here say, "it's too hard to make money and live well" yet they have the biggest one source of information ever created by mankind under their finger tips and they rather go to facebook (or even more 4chan lurking) instead.

>> No.6663719

>>6663167
fraudi fraud fraud

>>6663174
This
I'm on 3 years

>>6663234
Nice
I remember a few times going on warrior-forum (an IM forum), reading random crap when I should've been going to school. Too lazy to pursue any ideas obv

>>6663290
It still just isn't a fucking long time
but you're right with that post

>> No.6663771

>>6663719

>I remember a few times going on warrior-forum (an IM forum), reading random crap when I should've been going to school. Too lazy to pursue any ideas obv

I started there btw. But I found out the hard way that if you stay there too long you will never take action while having shiny-object syndrome. Everything you see there is meant to keep you in the same "how do I make money" day in day out.

Like I said I outsource most of the work for my site. I focus purely on ranking because web design is just a pain in the ass.

And yes, making money online isn't for everyone. I personally gave up all my friends for 4 years, never went out, always focused on my business. That's something most people from 4chan just couldn't do.

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>>6662913
I think your problem was that you thought you were trying too hard and that you then tried developing a style without conscious.

The only way that you're trying too hard is if you're desperately trying to imitate high fashion from images that you see with cheap clothes that in no way project the same value.

I don't believe anyone develops a sense of style unconsciously. You first have to an interest in fashion if you want to start putting together worthy fits. This means studying fashion, and I don't mean as a degree but browsing /fa/ for inspiration, checking out clothing stores, browsing other fashion boards for inspiration and generally being in the know how of the fashion world.

As you study you'll start to put fits together from thing that you've seen which struck with you. Over time you'll continue to dislike your current fits and buy more clothes to improve. The trick isn't buying clothes to simply fill the void but buy pieces that you know are better than your current ones and that will form a cohesive fit.