Anonymous
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7/10/2025, 9:28:51 PM No.60605433
Also, why do NEETs exist? What creates them?
And no. NEETs in the similar way to hikikomori were not always a thing. People that opted out of society like hermits are strongly associated with spiritual pursuit and religion.
I think it's loneliness.
My brother is moving out, we could all live apart, we all make reasonably well, but we decided to stay living with our mother, due to being close as a family. And it just hit me. Soon, my mom won't be here, my brother has a handful of friends, but I don't. I never had them growing up and don't even know how to properly talk to people. I know he will always be my brother, but proximity does change the dynamic, I barely talk to my sister since she moved, I work long hours and so does she, so in weekends and holidays often she just wants to catch up on sleep, I only see her when she comes over, or when I visit her. Not only that, but I feel very sad and, irrationally anxious. I know it's a clichรฉ, but, I have no idea what direction to take my life. I know it's the normal course of things, and I have no one to blame for my loneliness but myself.
I hope it works well for him and his girl, he always wanted to be a father.
He's 38, I'm 28.
I can see myself only working with speculation and as a freelance programmer in 10 years, and that scares me.
And no. NEETs in the similar way to hikikomori were not always a thing. People that opted out of society like hermits are strongly associated with spiritual pursuit and religion.
I think it's loneliness.
My brother is moving out, we could all live apart, we all make reasonably well, but we decided to stay living with our mother, due to being close as a family. And it just hit me. Soon, my mom won't be here, my brother has a handful of friends, but I don't. I never had them growing up and don't even know how to properly talk to people. I know he will always be my brother, but proximity does change the dynamic, I barely talk to my sister since she moved, I work long hours and so does she, so in weekends and holidays often she just wants to catch up on sleep, I only see her when she comes over, or when I visit her. Not only that, but I feel very sad and, irrationally anxious. I know it's a clichรฉ, but, I have no idea what direction to take my life. I know it's the normal course of things, and I have no one to blame for my loneliness but myself.
I hope it works well for him and his girl, he always wanted to be a father.
He's 38, I'm 28.
I can see myself only working with speculation and as a freelance programmer in 10 years, and that scares me.
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