Why does getting respect as a neet in your late 20s feel like a Herculean task?

>>33303936 (OP)
you should be carrying your weight
if people still have to take care of you you get no respect
simple as

>>33303936 (OP)
Why would you deserve respect?

>>33303953
>>33303948
People need some amount of respect for him to give him a job.

>>33303957
In your late 20s, you are far past the point where it's acceptable to have no work experience. You might as well just get on disability.

>>33303992
I'm 34 and was a NEET until last month and I got hired just by lying on my resume with fake jobs and fake high school diploma as I dropped out and they never checked. But did I really win considering it's a shitty job as a dishwasher and I make $150 a week at best even though I should be making $300.

>>33303957
>People need some amount of respect for him to give him a job
To be given a job you must demonstrate some likelihood that you can do the job. He said he's a NEET, which is hardly sufficient evidence of such ability.

>>33304073
congrats on getting a job anon

>>33304073
I mean at least you'll learn some stuff like discipline and social skills so you can get a better job down the line

>>33303992
So blackpilling my mum told me this at 31. She said I might as well get on des because it’s too late

>>33303992
>>33304151
Truth. I'd argue mid-20s even.

>>33304073
I think you won Anon, and I'm proud of you.

i got my first job at 34, but the vetting for it was fucking hell