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Everyone:

I am about to go to the doctor to get evaluated for autismbux privileges.
Help me pray to the goddess of NEET for my success.

Remember to take it easy.

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>>45675726
My life has sort of been lived in reverse. Instead of NEETing at an acceptable age then finding "success", I achieved a decent amount first (university, good job) then turned into a giga truNEET later on. I was a full on wageslave in my early 20s and assumed (with despair lol) it would just be like that forever. tl;dr had some kind of mental breakdown around 23, quit, neetbux, never went back to work. It's been about 6 years now.
It's funny cause I don't use /jp/ at all now, but it was my home board a long time ago, I remember when NSJ was culling NEET threads and there was only one (1) "janny-allocated NEET thread" allowed at any one time. Little phrases like that have stuck in my head like 10 fucking years later. I used to read about NEETs on here when I was like 21 working in a shitty office, with curiosity and of course some jealousy. I really never thought I'd live this life myself, but here we are. I just happened to open this board now and saw this thread and got an urge to write this. For all I know the jay could be a normalfag board by now. I hope not.
There's been a couple of times I made haphazard steps into working again - one time I even made it all the way through an interview, sent them all my ID, got a fucking start date lol. Then at the last minute I just emailed the guy and made up some bullshit reason I couldn't do it. Another time I turned up to a training day, they sat me down at a desk to show me how things work, a few hours in I just said I was going out for a smoke, and fucking walked home and ignored all their calls. I don't know if I want to live this way ideally, but there's nothing else I can do. That office environment... the bright lights, the phones ringing, constant buzzing of human voices, it's embarrassing to admit how much of a defective human I am but I can't handle it. I forced myself through it for 3 years and my nerves are still recovering now. So I'm a NEET for now and I guess the foreseeable future.
The commutes... sitting on those fucking buses surrounded by normalfags. The small talk, invasive questions, constantly putting up a facade when I wanted to scream and go home. Fuck me.
>>45673710
>If you think you'll hate it, well... you probably will.
Definitely. It's easy to start thinking the grass is greener. That goes both ways.

>>45675726
My life has sort of been lived in reverse. Instead of NEETing at an acceptable age then finding "success", I achieved a decent amount first (university, good job) then turned into a giga truNEET later on. I was a full on wageslave in my early 20s and assumed (with despair lol) it would just be like that forever. tl;dr had some kind of mental breakdown around 23, quit, neetbux, never went back to work. It's been about 6 years now.
It's funny cause I don't use /jp/ at all now, but it was my home board a long time ago, I remember when NSJ was culling NEET threads and there was only one (1) "janny-allocated NEET thread" allowed at any one time. Little phrases like that have stuck in my head like 10 fucking years later. I used to read about NEETs on here when I was like 21 working in a shitty office, with curiosity and of course some jealousy. I really never thought I'd live this life myself, but here we are. I just happened to open this board now and saw this thread and got an urge to write this. For all I know the jay could be a normalfag board by now. I hope not.
There's been a couple of times I made haphazard steps into working again - one time I even made it all the way through an interview, sent them all my ID, got a fucking start date lol. Then at the last minute I just emailed the guy and made up some bullshit reason I couldn't do it. Another time I turned up to a training day, they sat me down at a desk to show me how things work, a few hours in I just said I was going out for a smoke, and fucking walked home and ignored all their calls. I don't know if I want to live this way ideally, but there's nothing else I can do. That office environment... the bright lights, the phones ringing, constant buzzing of human voices, it's embarrassing to admit how much of a defective human I am but I can't handle it. I forced myself through it for 3 years and my nerves are still recovering now. So I'm a NEET for now and I guess the foreseeable future.
The commutes... sitting on those fucking buses surrounded by normalfags. The small talk, invasive questions, constantly putting up a facade when I wanted to scream and go home. Fuck me.
>>45673710
>If you think you'll hate it, well... you probably will.
Definitely. It's easy to start thinking the grass is greener. That goes both ways.

The evaluation is done, the doctor will now write the application to the gov.
Heavens, let me be an autismbux neet.

>>42116368
I would definitely be a NEET if I had Hourai immortality and an equally immortal loyal caretaker. There is no downside at that point; there are no external factors necessitating action.

How is your NEET lifestyle coming along, /jp/?

NEET World Order

just got home from NEETing

>>23280520
Looking forward to it!