/jp/ - Otaku Culture

OP, did you delete the links to everything just because one aspie called you nasty names?

>>9036186

Yeah... it would be quite hard to get the necessities for tea, particularly affording the tea itself, if you're lacking in the basic necessities of life.

If you can get a cheap hot plate or something, anything to heat water, then try going down to the nearest Chinatown. There is nowhere else you will find cheaper tea and teaware. If you can't afford that, then other than getting a job at a tea place and mooching tea as an employee perk...

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>>8610669

;_;

I'm probably going to have to go back to college to avoid having to get some shitty job. That's probably gonna be autumn... looking to be a part-time online student (ww), as it's probably the minimum I can get away with without having to go out and get a minimum wage job.

Here's my thought on the matter: I have no work experience (never worked, only have a high school diploma, and in my 20's). If I can't get a job that allows me to live a comfortable lifestyle (i.e. not having to scrape by living in a ghetto apartment in a shitty neighbourhood living off ramen), then what's the point of even bothering if you're not forced?

I don't like being a NEET, but I would hate working some shitty job, being talked down to by bosses and customers, all for just the bare minimum for housing and food. Being a cog in someone else's machine, tempted by the prospect of just enough to keep afloat. It's fucking misery sitting around all day on 4chan, but at least you're living life on your own terms. Maybe you're not being useful to yourself, but at least you're not some slave building some Pharaoh's pyramid and being given just enough bread to survive.

If you can take the school route, then do it. Live for yourself. No one else is going to live for you, but if you let them, they'll take everything you have and give you a pittance for it.