/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.20013919]

What book would you recommend to a 27 year old NEET?

[Anonymous No.20013944]

>>20013919
start with the greeks

[Anonymous No.20014018]

Eumeswil

[Anonymous No.20014036]

>>20013919
seneca, on the shortness of life
tolstoy, confession
industrial society and its future
it's either going to blackpill you into suicide or get you up and running

[Anonymous No.20014041]

>>20013919
Sickness unto death

[Anonymous No.20014236]

>>20013944
>>20014018
>>20014036
>>20014041
Thanks

[Anonymous No.20014291]

>>20013919
based thread. take these recommendations to heart.

[Anonymous No.20015027]

>>20013919
how to drive a car
how to pay bills
how to make a living
how to clean
how to dress to impress
how to not give a fuck what others think (The Sublte Art of Not Giving A F*ck)

[Anonymous No.20015442]

>>20015027
>how to drive a car
do you think that ones very important? i'm not a neet or anything but i never got my license (always lived in london)

[Anonymous No.20015468]

Just stick to video games

[Anonymous No.20015502]

Bronze Age Mindset, unironically

[Anonymous No.20015665]

>>20013919
The mind illuminated. You have the free time.

Psychocybernetics.

[Anonymous No.20016157]

sleep tight steeler

[Anonymous No.20016171]

>>20013919
based and steelpilled

[Anonymous No.20017059]

>>20015442
for bing bongs this one might be more relevant

[Anonymous No.20017068]

>>20013919
Why don’t you just learn the Bible real well, turn religous research into a hobby. I did that at 23 and it changed my life.

[Anonymous No.20017070]

>>20013919
The Bible
Also this new indie novel titled "My Diary, Desu"

[Anonymous No.20017623]

>>20017068
So have you found a girl or are you coping with religious celibacy?

[Anonymous No.20017696]

>>20013919
with all that free time you may as well get autistically knowledgeable about something. Start with the greeks and then go from there depending on your curiosity.

[Anonymous No.20017708]

>>20013919
My main recommendation is to read books that you will finish. NEETdom seems to me to stem from a non-integrated personality and so reading in general will assist in that process. I'd focus on trying to get into anything but specifically for NEETdom Notes From the Underground, Hunger by Hasmun, and The New Testament if you're an atheist.

The reason atheism matters for common things like these is that you can basically think of how things interact with the "divine", or the thing which trends towards infinity. The domain of the world is consumed in symbols and these symbols basically all trend towards perfect order, which is God. So, to order yourself is to orient yourself towards the knowledge of God, and thereby towards perfection. I didn't believe in God firmly and truly until the Gospel of Matthew.

[Anonymous No.20018212]

Sein und Zeit
The Iliad
The Odyssey
The Republic

[Anonymous No.20018219]

Read the complete works of Homer, Pindar, Plato, Aristotle, Sophocles, Euripedes, Hesiod, Aristophones, Herodotus, Sappho, Plutarch, Ovid, Virgil, Lucretius, Arisoto, Horace, St. Augustine, Marcus Aurelius, Rabelais, Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio, Machiavelli, Luther, Cervantes, Chaucer, the Beowulf poet, Chretien de Troyes, Marie de France, Sterne, Burton, Browne, Wyatt, Sidney, Percy Shelley, Tennyson, Donne, Pope, Dryden, Bacon, Novalis, Schelling, Schlegal, Hegel, Pascal, Lichtenberg, Dickinson, Shakespeare, Ibsen, Dickens, Marlowe, Diderot, Jonson, Goethe, Bunyan, Gibbon, Addison, Smollett, Milton, Johnson, Boswell, Emerson, Quincey, Burke, Spinoza, Leibniz, Hume, Kant, Mary Shelley, Wollstonecraft, Racine, Baudelaire, Valery, Rimbaud, Verlaine, Moliere, Montaigne, Browning, Gray, Holderlin, Schiller, Shaw, Voltaire, Hugo, Balzac, Zola, Colette, Duras, Dumas, Stendhal, Nerval, Flaubert, Mallarme, Malraux, Chateaubriand, Artaud, Poe, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Blake, Byron, Keats, Arnold, Pater, Walter Scott, Swinburne, Rossetti, Carroll, William James, Henry James, Hawthorne, Twain, Melville, Dewey, Bergson, Whitehead, George Eliot, Williams, Frost, Cummings, Crane, Stevens, Whitman, Plath, Trakl, Rilke, Celan, Montale, Neruda, Lorca, Tagore, Manzoni, Peake, Murdoch, Wharton, Wilde, Leopardi, Faulkner, O'Connor, Passos, Nietzsche, Marx, Adorno, Bloch, Lukacs, Bakhtin, Hamsun, Pushkin, Gogol, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Chekhov, Andreyev, Bely, Bulgakov, Gonchorov, Camoes, Pessoa, Queiroz, Saramago, Paz, Borges, Bloy, Pirandello, Huysmans, Lautreamont, Schwob, Casares, Bolano, Cortazar, Lima, Donoso, de Assis, Carpentjier, Celine, Marquez, Unamuno, Gracq, Gide, Jarry, Camus, Conrad, Wells, Hardy, Salinger, Lawrence, Forster, Hrabal, Swift, Bronte, Woolf, Bachelard, Roussel, Beckett, Proust, Nabokov, Joyce, O'Brien, Yeats, Waugh, Heaney, Auden, Hofmannsthal, Mann, Musil, Broch, Zweig, Bachmann. Jelinek, Lessing, Laxness, Simenon,Svevo, Levi, Buzzati, Quasimodo, Llosa, Walser, Kafka, Babel, Schulz, Transtromer, Kertesz, Pavic, Andric, Grossmann,Sillanpää, Linna, Mahfouz, Boll, Grass, Canetti, Pavese, Robbe-Grillet, Blanchot, Perec, Calvino, Bernhard, Gass, Barth, Gaddis, Vollmann, Vidal, Hawkes, DeLillo, Pynchon, McElroy, Soseki, Murasaki, Shonagon, Kawabata, Mishima, Akutagawa, Tanizaki, Dazai, Oe, Xinjiang, Yan, Kosztolanyi, Gombrowicz, Ishiguro, Eco, Coetzee, Auerbach, Benjamin, Barthes, Pasternak, Derrida, Deleuze, Bateson, Foucault, Lyotard, Mcluhan, Eichenbaum, Steiner, Munro, Carson, Handke, Theroux, Patrick White, Alfau, Marias, Enard, Claude Simon, Elizabeth Bishop, Markson, Lowry, Bellow, Dara

[Anonymous No.20018409]

The holy Bible

[Anonymous No.20018574]

>>20018219
To start

[Anonymous No.20018581]

>>20017708
This is a very insightful post, whether OP does it or not is up to him.

[Anonymous No.20018598]

>>20018219
Yeah anon, everybody here has read at least this much. When you're done with this, then you can move on to actual literature

[Anonymous No.20018606]

>>20014036

>it's either going to blackpill you into suicide or get you up and running

The only lit I consider kino, in other words.

[Anonymous No.20018624]

>>20017623
I had a girl like two years into it and I really feel like she was an actual devil sent attack on my work. She started out as one of the kindest people I had ever met and turned into one of the worst people I’ve ever known.
Of course I was living in sin with her and that made it more complicated and opened myself up to her craziness. She would attack me physically, she would come home drunk and start screaming at me while I’m trying to read, one time I was reading a commentary about the parables of Jesus and came across a scholar who said that the birds in the mustard seed parable are ministers of Satan (I was at the girls house at the time) and I was sitting on the couch praying and thinking about that and a bird smashed into the window out of nowhere and scared me.
So, finally we broke up and I have been celibate ever since. I’m kind of scared to get into another relationship desu I’m a lot happier without a girl. I’ve come to realize that women are not that great, they do not fill the void. That >tfwnogf feeling is not satisfied with a gf, it’s satiated by God.

[Anonymous No.20018648]

>>20018219
I feel like the Bible should be early on this list, like before st, Augustine. Are there really people who read Augustine without reading the Bible first ? I wonder what that would be like?

[Anonymous No.20018661]

Do christcucks actually believe reading the Bible will magically stop someone from being in self-imposed poverty? I guess they believe in magic.

[Anonymous No.20018956]

I would recommend you an excuse to get out of the house and hike a mountain. Doesn't even have to be a mountain. Just a real good piece of nature that you got to work to get to. Please find an excuse to get out of the house. That's life-affirming stuff. Trust me. Desert Solitaire.

[Anonymous No.20018978]

>>20018956
In fact find several excuses to get out of the house. Your malaise comes from not excusing yourself to see what's out there. Please find hundreds of excuses to get out of the house and choose all of them. Not just one of them. You'll get bored of just one. All of the excuses. Use all of the excuses to get out of the house and make sure you make some more.

[Anonymous No.20019009]

>>20017708
>NEETdom seems to me to stem from a non-integrated personality and so reading in general will assist in that process.
Can you elaborate on this?

[Anonymous No.20019043]

>>20018624
God bless. Please can you recommend me some literature that will get me closer to God anon?

[Anonymous No.20019243]

12 Rules for Life, and Beyond Order.
Both by Jordan Peterson.

And I say this unironically. It's the man up bucko books you need right now.

[Anonymous No.20019276]

>>20019243
this, wash your penis and pop some benzos

[Anonymous No.20019964]

>>20013919
a library card

[Anonymous No.20020406]

>>20019043
Horatius Bonar Gods way of peace

But really the best way to get closer to God is to pray hard. Prayer is a hard thing to do but it pays off, pray and read the Bible. It seems so simple but I promise you God will reveal Himself to you in a mighty way if you search for Him with all your heart.
I will pray for you right now that you can grow closer to God. I
f you seek Him out and read His word He will reveal good books to you. Go on YouTube and watch some Chuck missler commentaries and read the books he suggest, all of them have been great.

I didn’t even set out to know the Bible well I just wanted to know God well and He has blessed me more than I can even express. He is so gracious and eager for you twos relationship to grow, I promise brother.

[Anonymous No.20020613]

>>20019276
>clean the room with your penis

[Anonymous No.20020670]

>>20015442
as someone who didnt have a license till 27 it will expand your options by alot with the freedom it brings

[Anonymous No.20020678]

>>20013919
A Confederacy of Dunces

[Anonymous No.20020714]

Envy

[Anonymous No.20021657]

>>20020670
yeah but you need a car

[Anonymous No.20021683]

Why go through any of the reading suggestions here? All they want to do is brag about how they found a book with an interesting cover or how much of a fake intellectual they want to look with a book! You are better off with the books you wanted to read before encountering this messy image board.

[Anonymous No.20021711]

>>20019243
>>20019276
>>20020613
snort benzos out of the foreskin of your father

[Anonymous No.20021723]

>>20013919

Has anyone ever corroborated his story? He looks passed-out alive to me, but if dead he's very fresh.

[Anonymous No.20021729]

>>20019043
Go through the twelve steps, it may sound dumb, but it is literally a 12 step guide to having a spiritual awakening

[Anonymous No.20021736]

>>20019043
12 out of AA I mean

[Anonymous No.20022360]

>>20021683
This is the best post why do I come to 4shit?

[Anonymous No.20022996]

>>20018219
>tfw NEET again after failing my weekly lit questionnaire on Proust and Balzac and being fired from the supermarket

[Anonymous No.20023090]

People had (still do in normal societies) families by their 20's. What good is perpetual adolescence?

Oooyyy veeeyyyy

[Anonymous No.20023101]

>>20015665
>Psychocybernetics
Qrd? Will it really change my life?

[Anonymous No.20023115]

Any inspiring books and biographies that you guys can recommend to me?

[Anonymous No.20023262]

[Anonymous No.20023303]

>>20023115
there is none
no one ever turned their life around at 27, without using skills they had before
if youre a neet at 27 you probably have no skills to make use of, so yeah youre worse off than even exconvicts who at least had to at the very least learn to pretend to be confident and tough to survive in prison

[Anonymous No.20023421]

>>20023303
I’m not 27 I’m 19

[Anonymous No.20023465]

I'm 24 and I'm gonna turn my life around.

[Anonymous No.20023480]

I’m really surprised no one has ever mentioned this book that I’ve seen anywhere on 4chan. It’s the book that made hikineets a term. It is based on the extreme 90s japanese versions of us but a lot is similar. So far from what I’ve read it has been pretty accurate for my situation. Op im a 26 year old neet so I know how it feels. I would recommend this book,>>20015665 this one, maybe siddartha by Herman hesse but thats more dependent on you if it will help or not, a book on conversation skills, getting your fucking license you dumb lazy consumer(I don’t have mine either), one flew over the cuckoos nest for sure as it deals with repressed masculinity and how the pressure of society an cripple you, some Charles bukowski to relate to how shitty it gets, Dostoyevsky is good, I think marmelodov in crime and punishment is our archetype and notes from the underground applies to all self destructive autists. But mainly read this book about your exact fucking condition. Feeling good by that cbt guy is also good until he starts teaching you how to be a faggot. The first section on mental distortions is absolutely necessary to understand for us though. Good luck op. Don’t waste your only fucking life please. We all suffer but you can choose to suffer less I think.

[Anonymous No.20023493]

>>20020406
Thank you anon

[Anonymous No.20023502]

>>20023480
Also no longer human is pretty great. If he wasnt a chad it would be more relatable but its still worth reading for us. Maybe Norwegian wood by haruki murakami cause its a sad loner doing things in society. Fucking metamorphosis by kafka for sure. I’d check out a supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again by DFW if you like thinking and are depressed. If you have any hope left I would recommend leaves of grass by Whitman. Some of the ideas in there are really powerful and naturally glorious but if you have no humanity left it will reek of annoying enthusiasm.

[Anonymous No.20023503]

>>20023480
>Don’t waste your only fucking life please. We all suffer but you can choose to suffer less I think.
That the worst fucking thing, I just cringe at the amounts of time I wasted by simply vegetating away in front of the screen for 8+ hours everyday through Vidya, 4chins, YouTube

Any books that can help me to cope with the fact that I have just burned away a significant chunk of my life doing nothing?
I could have probably become a full stack dev by now If I would have used that time differently

[Anonymous No.20023512]

>>20023493
https://kupdf.net/download/hikikomori-adolescence-without-end_58ee87f6dc0d604c32da982b_pdf

You can download it here for free even if the site looks a little sketchy. That’s where I got it.

[Anonymous No.20023519]

>>20023503
You were doing what you wanted man. The question is why did you want to do that instead of what would help you? I think it’s based on habit so my recommendation, op too I forgot about this self help book (yes self help is cringey and for losers but we are losers get over it) called atomic habits. As a chess player and jazz guitarist I use the information in there to help me practice but it can apply to anything.

[Anonymous No.20023523]

>>20013919
I'm Thinking of Ending Things desu

[Anonymous No.20023524]

>>20023503
And to cope with thinking of the past? Refer back to >>20015665 if you aren’t a drug or alcohol addict you will benefit greatly from learning and applying proper meditation.

[Anonymous No.20023538]

>>20023523
Is that book good? I was reading it until my books got wiped from my hard drive and I never redownloaded. I remember being pissed because she has a loving boyfriend and is on easy mode. Its pretty annoying to hear of people lightyears past you saying they want to die. I struggle everyday to avoid suicidal thoughts and my dad just told me he wants to store all the wooden guns and mine in my fucking room lol. Now I won’t even have to imagine going up stairs to grab the shotgun. I could grab it any time I wanted.

[Anonymous No.20023562]

>>20023519
>I think it’s based on habit
Yeah as a neet it's shockingly easy to fall down a degen rabit hole from which it's very difficult to escape if you don't have a structure provided by a job or university. Staying up till 4 am and sleeping until the late afternoon ... / Browing random trash online while hours pass by
Anyway thanks for recs so far anon, quality posts

[Anonymous No.20023802]

>>20023303
I really liked the courage to be disliked. It's adler psychology disguised as a selfhelp. While I didn't agree with all of its points like victim blaming rape victims. If kind of made me reflect and ask myself an I anxious because I'm scared of going outside or am I anxious because I'm scared of living? Am I using my weakness as a power over others? Idk. It made me feel kinda cringe or atleast realize how cringe I look from the outside a bit and it got me thinking I'm a 2x yr old who lives with his mother and I'm scared of embarrassing myself at the grocery store? But I've already embarrassed myself by being who I am I can't be any lower than I already am.

[Anonymous No.20023810]

>>20017068
I tried that, realized two years in that I was just coping hard and dropped everything.

[Anonymous No.20023823]

>>20023480
>>20023503
>Don’t waste your only fucking life
Why? Why shouldn't we?
Maybe it's because I don't live with my parents (I'm on neetbux and thus live on my own) but I don't understand the necessity of doing one thing over another. There's nothing to achieve anyway, it's all a big cope

[Anonymous No.20023851]

>>20023823

[Anonymous No.20023887]

>>20023851
So what?

[Anonymous No.20023894]

>be me, not neet
>have friend I went to high school with that turned into a neet after graduating while the rest of us went off to college
>bought him a copy of "Musashi" for his 23rd birthday last september because I enjoyed it and thought he would too because he's a bit of a weeb and likes historical fiction
>I don't think he's read it, too afraid of asking him if he has because don't want to come off as rude
I really want to help him out, pull him out of neetdom and realize life's worth living. I only ever see him online on steam, not even playing anything but just online until maybe 5 am before getting back online around 2 pm, never reaches out to me.
Those of you that are neets, what would you want a friend to do to help pull you out of it?

[Anonymous No.20023904]

>>20023894
>Those of you that are neets, what would you want a friend to do to help pull you out of it?
I have no friends but if someone tried to get me to change myself I'd want them to fuck off and let me do what I want

[Anonymous No.20024252]

>>20023894
>Those of you that are neets, what would you want a friend to do to help pull you out of it?
no, im so blackpilled im beyond salvation, if anything id like someone to share my misery with (gf)

[Anonymous No.20025846]

>>20023538
Yes.
It's not about the woman at all. That's just bait for getting it published.

[Anonymous No.20026116]

>>20023894
>what would you want a friend to do to help pull you out of it?
I'd want my friend to stop being a fucking sheep and realize how worthless it is. Not everyone can afford college or even has a credit score necessary to get a student loan, not everyone can simply trudge through that generic parody of the human experience you call 'life', not everyone wants to live slave to a stupid system and not everyone is talented enough to thrive in their rejection of it; most of us aren't, in fact. Fuck off with your ego boosting goody-two-shoes act and fuck your inconceivably narcissistic attitude. Let people who want to contribute nothing live their pathetic existences characterized by cowardice and let them fucking die when they know the time has come. Who are you to deny them of perhaps the only pleasure they'll deliver from their miserable existences, their only victory? And who the fuck do you think you are to think you are capable of "helping" when you don't even know of nor share their pain?

[Anonymous No.20026142]

>>20023894
you sound like a woman

[Anonymous No.20026254]

>>20013919
The Tartar Steppe

[Anonymous No.20026285]

>>20023894
>while the rest of us went off to college
Being a friendless neet and not going out for a long time will inevitably break the conditioning of over-socialization, you probably don't get it but he doesn't have the same values as you and your friends.
You're working from the assumption that he wants or must pull out of it and go out with friends, get laid, work, etc. when he isn't even reaching out to you, a good friend, over steam. His mentality is probably more like >>20023904. You don't need to be a ¨neet4evah¨ type of person to be disagreeable about this. (>>20026116)

Here's my advice and what I would want as another 23yo neet: Don't try to change him but keep inviting him to do stuff with you periodically when you can without being pushy about it, let him reject your invitations and let him know you're available to hang out or play games with him over steam when you do, just don't nag him about it.
Also text him on his birthday and other holidays (xmas, v-day, whatever) and let him know about job opportunities that you can help him get through nepotism lol. Assuming he doesn't have many friends he will appreciate your concerns for him even if he doesn't feel like going because he'll at least know that he is not alone. You can act as a bridge between his solicitude and the social world if he ever decides to step out it. In the end he will have to do it whether he likes it or not.
The truth is being a neet is a privilege and is comfy as fuck if you're not being depressed 24/7. It's not just about being a bugman consumer, you'll be sad just doing that. People complain about the lifestyle because they feel stagnated in it but you have all the free time in the world to make progress in your hobbies and develop skills. Keep in mind the average friendless wagie gets a feeling of happiness from the same things but they don't have the time to do them.

[Anonymous No.20026945]

>>20015027
>how to dress to impress
>how to not give a fuck what others think (The Sublte Art of Not Giving A F*ck)
does not compute

[Anonymous No.20027270]

>>20019276
>be fake countercultural figure, mostly just labeled as such for unmerited reasons, with brief tangents in fringe avenues of discussion
>follow your own field's mainstream advice and get addicted to prescription meds
>confused memelords slander you for being a failed counterculturalist instead of the exact brand of conlib fake-renaissance burnout you really are (which they mostly are, as well)
Too bad desu, I would say he mostly deserved it

[Anonymous No.20027445]

>>20023894
depends wholly on whether or not he is happy with his lifestyle, if he is then leave him the fuck alone, if he isn't happy, then maybe just make an effort to hang out with him more and encourage to get out there and do stuff in a non condescending way. Also ask for your book back you autist its not rude to ask for your stuff back.

[Anonymous No.20027450]

>>20014036
>tolstoy, confession
Is faith the ultimate answer?

[Anonymous No.20027604]

>>20026285
>he will have to do it whether he likes it or not.
Arguable. If he lives in a euro country with easy gibs, most likely not, but >>20023894 sounds american so I guess he isn't.
Also, this "regularly sending texts" thing is something people used to do with me after high school and it was very annoying. Can't speak for this guy's neet friend who might be less far gone than me, but I just ended up ghosting everyone regardless

[Anonymous No.20027717]

>>20027450
>answer
Cope*

[Anonymous No.20027729]

>>20013919
sleep tight steeler

[Anonymous No.20027756]

>>20018624
Are you me? could I reach out to you?

[Anonymous No.20027760]

>>20013944
Hesiod - Works & Days.

[Anonymous No.20027767]

>>20018624
>birds in the mustard seed parable are ministers of Satan (I was at the girls house at the time) and I was sitting on the couch praying and thinking about that and a bird smashed into the window out of nowhere and scared me.

False correlation is a symptom of schizophrenia

[Anonymous No.20027780]

I need to read some of these books

[Anonymous No.20028161]

Existential Kink

[Anonymous No.20028209]

>>20013919
Welcome to the NHK just got a sequel called
"Rebuild of the Welcome to the NHK"

[Anonymous No.20028292]

>>20013919
Sweet dreams steely Dan

[Anonymous No.20028584]

>>20013919
12 Balls for your Wife: An Antidote to Wanking

[Anonymous No.20028630]

>>20026285
>People complain about the lifestyle because they feel stagnated in it but you have all the free time in the world to make progress in your hobbies and develop skills.
I cant believe how many NEETS under-value this sentiment. Very sad most NEET-friends choose vidya, jerking-off and being sad cunts over achieving superior human status. No nagging GF; parents are probably besides themselves in despair and inadequacy to complain; no kids shitting and pissing everywhere; friends arent inviting you out to sit around in a circle and talk about the same things over and over again. I'd throw in a pet, but if leaving the house sucks/ feeding and cleaning it then I wouldn't recommend it.

Book recommendation: Hamlet/ Crime and Punishment / Paradise Lost

[Anonymous No.20028678]

>>20028630
Yeah but you don't have any money, and you're probably still under control and rule of your parents.
rich neets have no excuse

[Anonymous No.20028681]

>>20028630
>>20028678
I'm an independent neet (autismbux) but I don't feel the drive to do anything. I just want to take it easy

[Anonymous No.20028749]

>>20028584
>12 Balls for your Wife
what, fuck her once a month?

[Anonymous No.20028765]

>>20028749
It could be about a ping-pong show.
I refuse to google it as i wish to believe there is a book about a woman prepping for a ping-pong show and that this is the one.

[Anonymous No.20028771]

>>20028765
i googled it it doesnt exist

[Anonymous No.20028816]

>>20027717
*tips*

[Anonymous No.20028825]

>>20028816
cope

[Anonymous No.20028826]

i'm honestly going to fucking kill myself, I was so close in 2019 but corona had to fucking happen and ruin my life, I just want to fucking die, honestly the day one piece is done i'm blowing my brains out

[Anonymous No.20028848]

>>20028826
Why would you want to kill yourself?

[Anonymous No.20028856]

>>20028848
I can't fucking find a job, i'm fucking tired of watching people gaining and experiencing everything i've always wanted, in late 2019 it was looking like I had finally to force my way into something that could give me a brighter future, I was about to start my last year in uni, I had menaged to get an unpaid but an internship nonetheless in one of the most prestigious institutions of my country, then covid came and took everything from me, i'm so fucking tired, I don't have money, I have nothing, I don't even have the courage to show my face anymore, i'm so done

[Anonymous No.20028978]

>>20023802
>It's adler psychology disguised as a selfhelp
curious
out of everything I ever read adler theories on inferiority feels like it's the most applicable to my mindset and situation

[Anonymous No.20029041]

>>20023894
Where does this idea that being a wagie is a desireable lifestyle?
Don't most people just work in the hope of one day being able to finally retire (aka elderly-NEETdom)

[Anonymous No.20029065]

>>20015442
>>20020670
Same, been doing lessons on and off for 6 years now but only did one test in that time. What would driving open to me exactly other than driving to the shops and becoming physically lazier?
I barely have any friends and I don't have a social life so it's not like I'm going to be traveling places all the time for festivals, beach days, consorts, hikes or w/e normies do (I have actually done all those things, but it isn't common).

[Anonymous No.20029353]

>>20028856
if you were able to get to that place once, I don't' see why you can't do it again?

[Anonymous No.20029374]

>>20015442
I'm 27, but got my full license a couple years back. It's just something you need even if you don't drive. I don't own a car and haven't driven in years. But I still need identification and if it calls for me to be the last resort for an emergency, I could drive.

[Anonymous No.20029376]

>>20023894
he has to want it

[Anonymous No.20029590]

>>20015502
Fun read. Completely schizo though.

[Anonymous No.20029795]

>>20015502
Some spastic esl blabbering on about retarded ancient Greeks raping and pillaging places for glory and fun.
I rear didn't understand fits obsession and reverence as some kind of self-help book.

[Anonymous No.20029804]

>>20013919
Is it really that bad to be neet? Is doing what you want till around ur 30s and then dying that horrible compared to getting up early and doing what you hate everyday at work?

[Anonymous No.20030037]

>>20029804
>Is it really that bad being a NEET
no, it's lovely. Unfortunately though most people are idiots and don't use their neetdom wisely

[Anonymous No.20030049]

>>20017068
>turn religous research into a hobby.
you people have driven me out of religion as I was trying to find meaning

[Anonymous No.20030054]

>>20030037
Some people just wish to do nothing, it's not that hard to understand. I like being completely idle and just browsing shit or reading complete random stuff

[Anonymous No.20030056]

>>20018956
>>20018978
there is nothing but filth hours of driving away from my home, and those places are walled off with a ticket. I cannot afford a ticket every time I feel suicidal, I'm not a fucking trillionaire
you people will never understand, you just don't get how shit it is

[Anonymous No.20030078]

>>20030049
Religion isn't a video game where you beat it and then never touch it again, it's a commitment you have to affirm everyday

[Anonymous No.20030080]

>>20013919

[Anonymous No.20030315]

>>20030078
What if God doesnt speak to me?