/lit/ - Literature

>>21719203
then you can doss off for a few months and then you need to figure something out.
the idea should be that increased leisure time is an auspicious foundation to some sort of future creative and profitable endeavour.
good luck faggot

I'm a 26 year old KV whp has spent the past three years alternating between being a NEET and working short-term, low-paying jobs. My life has been inconsistent: being a 'smart' kid, fucking up the end of high school, managing to get into a university and getting a good masters degree in a STEM subject, and then being unable to get a decent job. I simultaneously feel like a complete failure and feel like I could achieve things if I put my mind to it. At this point I'm starting to make peace with the idea that I'm just some kind of schizotypal fringe-case; there is some potential there but too many mental issues to live up to it. I see my life as an experiment. I plan to test all the blackpill theories mentioned in this thread. Is it possible to get a good job if you've been a NEET for multiple years? Is it still possible to get a gf whilst being a virgin in your late 20s? Is it possible to live a fulfilling life after having wasted so much of your youth on the internet and video games? We will see. If the blackpill people are right and I can't turn things around in the next 5 years, then I'll just become a monk and try and reach enlightenment.

Also, I agree with the anon earlier in the thread who recommended The Border Trilogy by McCarthy. The Crossing is the best of the three, but Cities of the Plain is better late-twenties-core.