/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Official NEET financial guide thread.
Things to discuss are: How do you survive without working?
How much money do you pay for rent, food, etc.
Tips on how to get cheap things and save money.
Be polite and respectful to your bros!

>>8909804
I tried socialising with those types back when I was at college and quickly discovered that most fans of anime and stuff that you'll meet in real life are incredibly aggravating anyway. One of them even followed me into Japanese classes expecting everyone else there to be into Naruto and whatnot like himself. He soon dropped out of course. You're better off without such people in your life.

That said, there's a small chance that you'll meet someone cool, but the one true NEET /jp/er friend I've ever had eventually turned all normal on me after a couple of years and is now attempting to drag me out of my shell with him even though it's really comfortable and warm in here and most importantly there are no people. I dislike most of those and I'm sad that one of the few that I got on with is all outgoing and socialising and whatnot these days, but I know he's happy, so I won't complain. ;_;

/blog

How do you deal with the constant aura of disappointment from your parents for being a NEET?

Is there such a thing as a female hikki?

So when are you guys going to stop being NEETs and go out and meet people?

Note that this doesn't apply to the few girls on /jp/, as they all seem to be sociable and well adjusted.

Don't end up like this guy.