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>tfw thanks to Reddit you can't read french anymore without becoming rage

I'm not sure if it's proper to start up a NEET thread while there's still one running but this is one I've thought of posting for a while.

Why don't we have a discussion about possible future plans for ambitious NEETS who hope to someday support themselves?

I'm currently unemployed for several years, some college credit and am planning on finishing. I was hoping to get some input on possible majors/jobs that one can do ALONE. Preferably working for yourself and making your own hours. The best I can think of is bookkeeping/accounting, but it bores the shit out of me. I love science and math but it seems most of that kind of work is pretty establishment (good background, solid education/work history ..etc)

I feel like I'd have to be self employed because of my spotty work history, crippling social anxiety, as well as some actual health problems. Sorry for such a long post, anybody else currently thinking the same way?

Also, if I can't manage to support myself before my parents die I'm probably going to have to kill myself even though I REALLY don't want to, I'm way to skinny and nerdy and effeminate to survive on the street or in prison.

Wow, I'm impressed, OP. I bet no one here has that figure. You must be the only one in the world who has it. Why do you win so hard at life?

>>6899525

>pathetic
>/jp/

Par for the course. Any other new and interesting things you'd like to add, Jones?

I'd hope the janitor would delete metathreads...

>>6833056
Cool stor...

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Shitty final match incoming

>>5516183
Yeah, that really matters. Go ahead.

>>4318822
Play PC-98 first.

You've got my total indifference.

http://www.siliconera.com/2009/12/29/state-of-the-japanese-eroge-market/

Discuss.