/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Yeah, let's exchange emails.

NEETING it 24/7

I gotta ask my mom first.

I can't remember the last time I saw the sun.

>>9159614

Yeah, I've been stuck inside for like, the last 3 days, just NEETing it up.

Except for going to work of course.

Yeah man, it annoys me so much when I have to host all these parties while trying to be a NEET at the same time. :(

i've been neeting it up for the two months already.

>>9159715

Me too actually. I quit my last job and have been waiting for college to start again so I can try and fail at that next.

I've failed at everything else in life, might as well see how hard I can fail at education again.

I've been a NEET all year since I quit Uni.

i neet erryday. last night i trueNEETed in my pants (lol) and i had mommy help clean it up. nothing new, but hey, such is the life of a trueNEET.

>>9159732

Why did you quit?

>>9159593
>>9159615
>>9159619
>>9159709

I'm no longer a NEET and likely will never have the opportunity again, the pension age will be 70+ by the time I'm old and I won't live that long.
The best years of my life are over and they weren't even that good.

>>9159760
The lessons were shit.
In one class we basically did the exact same topic every week. The lecturer was Chinese and couldn't speak English properly. We'd even done the same topic already in the first year as well. In another class, we had another Chinese lecturer but he taught so fast everyone gave up on keeping up with him. His programs hardly ever worked in the end, so we didn't feel the effort to keep up with him was worth it. Plus he'd dump a tl;dr slideshow thing with every slide full of size 11 text on you every week and skim over it in 30 seconds. 2 of my other classes were cool, and I can't even remember what the 5th one was. Oh yeah, the team project. That was a whole thing in itself. I did a load of work, then the team got disbanded and all my work was for nothing and I had to join a new team with people I didn't know. I stopped going to those classes.
One day a load of people just skipped classes, so I thought why not. I got into the habit of not attending certain lessons. Then it was whole days. And then I just thought "why get up?" and slept in all day. After 3 weeks of not going, I told them I'm quitting. Then I was an official NEET.
I moved back with my parents, but I regretted losing my independence, so I re-applied and hopefully I can get my flat back.
/blog

ITT: Everyone posting how NEET they are
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Truneets only, faggots

I just finished my statistics exam, shit happened but I'm happy man since now I'm free to learn whatever I want. You mad, NEETs?

>>9161189

Why did you bump a 5 hour old thread?

>>9161203
No one would see his post otherwise.