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7/18/2025, 6:30:22 PM
There is pretty much no coming back from being NEET at 30+ unless your parents are rich and you are set to inherit a lot. The problem with being a NEET in your 20's is you do not see the future problems you are setting yourself up for. Your 20's were to be used for building skills, getting education, job experience. Without that, you are FUCKED in this job market.
I work at a hospital and I see it often. At 60+ people really start to fall off, even the ones they kept fit. Cancer and disease is a bitch. Its always super cringe when the loser son or sons get summoned and you can see the pure horror on their faces, not because mom or dad is dying, but because they know their support system is going away. These are grown 30+ year old adults that have never done any adult shit, they don't have bank accounts, they never filed taxes, they never filled out a W2 form, they don't know how to fix anything or get anything done. Basically adult babies.
I work at a hospital and I see it often. At 60+ people really start to fall off, even the ones they kept fit. Cancer and disease is a bitch. Its always super cringe when the loser son or sons get summoned and you can see the pure horror on their faces, not because mom or dad is dying, but because they know their support system is going away. These are grown 30+ year old adults that have never done any adult shit, they don't have bank accounts, they never filed taxes, they never filled out a W2 form, they don't know how to fix anything or get anything done. Basically adult babies.
7/10/2025, 5:31:04 PM
NEETs often don't look at the future so I'll ask: what will you do when you'll get older?
There will be nothing for you. No social skills, no friends, no money, nothing.
The day you'll want to step outside after dozen of years of living like a hermit, a new unknown and hostile universe will swallow you and it'll frankly be hellish to adapt to this new environment.
There will be nothing for you. No social skills, no friends, no money, nothing.
The day you'll want to step outside after dozen of years of living like a hermit, a new unknown and hostile universe will swallow you and it'll frankly be hellish to adapt to this new environment.
7/9/2025, 8:25:29 PM
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Honestly, if you do not have this very basic level of common sense, you're beyond saving.
You're pretty much like one of these house dogs that are fed and looked out for all their lives until one day they're abandoned.
And we all know what happens to these dogs. They don't know how to survive on their own and die of starvation or exposure.
You're more than welcome to be a bum and leech off others until you become homeless and die out there in the cold.
Just know that when it happens to you, you brought it upon yourself and you 100% deserve it.
All the excuses you made all of these years will not feed, house or clothe you, nor they will keep you warm.
Honestly, if you do not have this very basic level of common sense, you're beyond saving.
You're pretty much like one of these house dogs that are fed and looked out for all their lives until one day they're abandoned.
And we all know what happens to these dogs. They don't know how to survive on their own and die of starvation or exposure.
You're more than welcome to be a bum and leech off others until you become homeless and die out there in the cold.
Just know that when it happens to you, you brought it upon yourself and you 100% deserve it.
All the excuses you made all of these years will not feed, house or clothe you, nor they will keep you warm.
7/9/2025, 6:23:12 PM
NEETs often don't look at the future so I'll ask: what will you do when you'll get older?
There will be nothing for you. No social skills, no friends, no money, nothing.
The day you'll want to step outside after dozen of years of living like a hermit, a new unknown and hostile universe will swallow you and it'll frankly be hellish to adapt to this new environment.
There will be nothing for you. No social skills, no friends, no money, nothing.
The day you'll want to step outside after dozen of years of living like a hermit, a new unknown and hostile universe will swallow you and it'll frankly be hellish to adapt to this new environment.
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