Anonymous
10/9/2025, 3:57:41 PM
No.33781698
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DO NOT NEET
NEETs have a very strange world view, they think that if they don't do anything with their life and live with their parents or live off unemployment they will live a happier, more fulfilled life than if they decided to try to do something with their life and go to a community college or get a job or work.
They say "I don't wanna work at a soul sucking dead end job doing boring repetitive tasks that I hate" and then simultaneously they end up being a NEET doing soul sucking boring repetitive tasks (anime, TV, vidya, food) that used to give them pleasure but now they end up hating those copes because of the law of diminishing returns and hedonic adaptation.
I think from personal experience living the NEET lifestyle is more soul sucking than working at a dead end job, because even working at a job you hate yourself but still feel like you are making progress, that you are working towards a goal, and a means to an ends. But as a NEET you'rd just living the same life over and over, going on the internet, playing games, sleeping in, eating junk food, not having any money.
I just find it depressing and personally I would rather be making minimum wage than live such a depressing lifestyle.
unless your a RICH NEET then I can understand why you would want to be a NEET because you dont NEED to work so you can work jobs that you enjoy rather than working just for the money, but if your a poor NEET then being a NEET is basically financial suicide, because your never gonna get back the years you spent rotting and doing shit on the internet wasting your life away
They say "I don't wanna work at a soul sucking dead end job doing boring repetitive tasks that I hate" and then simultaneously they end up being a NEET doing soul sucking boring repetitive tasks (anime, TV, vidya, food) that used to give them pleasure but now they end up hating those copes because of the law of diminishing returns and hedonic adaptation.
I think from personal experience living the NEET lifestyle is more soul sucking than working at a dead end job, because even working at a job you hate yourself but still feel like you are making progress, that you are working towards a goal, and a means to an ends. But as a NEET you'rd just living the same life over and over, going on the internet, playing games, sleeping in, eating junk food, not having any money.
I just find it depressing and personally I would rather be making minimum wage than live such a depressing lifestyle.
unless your a RICH NEET then I can understand why you would want to be a NEET because you dont NEED to work so you can work jobs that you enjoy rather than working just for the money, but if your a poor NEET then being a NEET is basically financial suicide, because your never gonna get back the years you spent rotting and doing shit on the internet wasting your life away