NEET/Hikikomori General

[Anonymous No.]

Do you like being a NEET?

[Anonymous No.]

I wish to be a NEET again.

[Anonymous No.]

No.

[Anonymous No.]

I am a NEET both today and tomorrow

[Anonymous No.]

If i was rich, I would but I am poor. I need a job. But no one will hire me.

[Anonymous No.]

I like being a Hikki, and I like being a NEET.

What I dont like, though, is not having any money ever.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8396087
fuck, this so much.

[Anonymous No.]

Yes, it's great. I even get disposable money without having to work for it.

[Anonymous No.]

I like being a NEET, I just don't like being a depressed NEET that much.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm about halfway through my second year of being a hikikomori. The novelty of having all the time in the world wore off after about 6 months. This past year, I've burned each day by waking up in the evening and going to bed at the same time in the morning, filling the middle with nonsensical bullshit like maybe an episode or two of anime or wasting literally all day on imageboards.

I've had a job for about a year before and I hated every day. As boring and uneventful as every day is, I think I would dislike actually having to do anything more. It's a pretty apathetic existence.

[Anonymous No.]

NEETs:

Do you feel free or more trapped than ever?
Do you have fears about your future?
Have you considered wandering without a permanent home if you're confident you could take care of yourself?

[Anonymous No.]

Who doesn't want to be a NEET? It's what everyone in society achieves for. NEET aka, retirement is the reward for contributing to society - paying your taxes. It's like the assembly line of the modern society. If you can cheat and get your autism money, save those up and possibly get a part-time cash only job, you'll be well off.