>>2934119
>financial security at the expense of those around you
Not quite. Section 8 is very difficult to get. You have to wait 3 years every time you apply, and, even if you have a disability they recognize and a medical history, you're still more likely to not get accepted. Some families live in section 8 housing, and they are seemingly experts in getting accepted for it. I knew a black kid in high school in possibly 2016 who already had his own section 8 apartment at 18, so he likely had to have applied when he was 15, unless waiting times were different back then.

I live with my dad. I'm technically in a legally grey area for living with him while receiving NEETbucks. It's not flat out illegal. I technically give him some of my NEETbucks, and this should make such a situation legal. If anything happens to my dad, I'm fucked, and my dad is well aware of this. My dad is a boomer and has some health issues, so he's legitimately worried for me, and so am I. I also don't like the fact that I can't really help out my dad, and he's been frustrated with me since I was 17 when I graduated high school. I'm 25.

Ideally, I would find a way to make money under the table with my NEETbucks and secretly invest a lot of the NEETbucks I get each month into crypto. (So taking it out of the brokerage and into a private bitcoin wallet that I'm very careful with, along with potentially converting some of it into monero.) I would then ideally have a few thousands of dollars saved up for an emergency that could potentially get me through rent. I'm not sure if the entire amount of NEETbucks I receive (aside from the $280 or so I get for food that technically isn't foodstamps) would even be enough to pay for rent. I don't have any family members I could move in with. My family, at least in the US (I also have some distant family in Poland.), is really poor and very antisocial from mental illness (narcissism). I really need to get my passport and learn Polish to a higher proficiency.

>>2934119
>financial security at the expense of those around you
Not quite. Section 8 is very difficult to get. You have to wait 3 years every time you apply, and, even if you have a disability they recognize and a medical history, you're still more likely to not get accepted. Some families live in section 8 housing, and they are seemingly experts in getting accepted for it. I knew a black kid in high school in possibly 2016 who already had his own section 8 apartment at 18, so he likely had to have applied when he was 15, unless waiting times were different back then.

I live with my dad. I'm technically in a legally grey area for living with him while receiving NEETbucks. It's not flat out illegal. I technically give him some of my NEETbucks, and this should make such a situation legal. If anything happens to my dad, I'm fucked, and my dad is well aware of this. My dad is a boomer and has some health issues, so he's legitimately worried for me, and so am I. I also don't like the fact that I can't really help out my dad, and he's been frustrated with me since I was 17 when I graduated high school.

Ideally, I would find a way to make money under the table with my NEETbucks and secretly invest a lot of the NEETbucks I get each month into crypto. (So taking it out of the brokerage and into a private bitcoin wallet that I'm very careful with, along with potentially converting some of it into monero.) I would then ideally have a few thousands of dollars saved up for an emergency that could potentially get me through rent. I'm not sure if the entire amount of NEETbucks I receive (aside from the $280 or so I get for food that technically isn't foodstamps) would even be enough to pay for rent. I don't have any family members I could move in with. My family, at least in the US (I also have some distant family in Poland.), is really poor and very antisocial from mental illness (narcissism). I really need to get my passport and learn Polish to a higher proficiency.

I want to know if any of you robots have had the misfortune of having had a narcissist girlfriend.

>>81876310
>>81876798
My long term plan is to improve my looks until I'm a 7 or 8/10. (All I really need to do is lose around 60 pounds of fat. I'm already jacked and on steroids. I'm relatively close to achieving this goal. I'll likely get there in a year or year and a half, and I turned 25 last month. I'm 5'11, and I hope this doesn't really harm my SMV.) Once I get good looks, I'll look for a wealthier woman who has a place to stay. She does NOT have to be rich. I just need financial security. She could be making around $60,000. I would be bringing home my NEETbucks, which is around $15,000. I would literally be a bum, but I would still be contributing financially a little bit. For a large discrepancy in earning, I figure I would need to look for a woman who's between a 3 to 5/10. I would probably be lucky if I found a 6/10 who would be interested in me in my low income state.

Also, I'm really ashamed of all this, and I feel as though having these ideas is really messed up. I've essentially lived as a parasite to my dad since I was 17, and I feel really guilty about this. I hope I would be offering the woman enough in everything else for her to be happy.

Let me know if you think this idea is unrealistic. For my OCD and insomnia ass, this actually seems more realistic than my other plan, which is to go back to college to study engineering to get a degree that would likely offer me a flexible job that would allow me to get around my insomnia. (I've done plenty of DIY projects and studied a lot of STEM, especially math, on my own, so I would actually have fun studying engineering.) The problem with this is that there's no guarantee I would find such a job, and I would have to send out so many job applications, and in the job interview, I would have to tell the interviewer that I require this level of flexibility. Oddly enough, I find actually studying for and getting the degree much easier by comparison. I feel like the actual job would be more stressful.
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>>81651698
Just read the first couple paragraphs. Men are born with negative sexual value and have to gradually improve their looks to gradually make their sexual value less negative until reaching $0 once they achieve 8/10 looks. So essentially, 8/10 chad has zero sexual value on a monetary level, since he technically doesn't have to pay to have sex with 8/10 stacy, while 3/10 becky has positive sexual value on a monetary level, since she could find some older beta male weirdo who would pay her $500 or $600 for one hour of her time.

>>81651698
Just read the first couple paragraphs. Men are born with negative sexual value and have to gradually improve their looks to gradually their sexual value less negative until reaching $0 once they achieve 8/10 looks. So essentially, 8/10 chad has zero sexual value on a monetary level, since he technically doesn't have to pay to have sex with 8/10 stacy, while 3/10 becky has positive sexual value on a monetary level, since she could charge some older beta male weirdo $500 or $600 for one hour of her time.

>>81522294
>>81522470
>I would say chads have more chances to escape poverty or no be born in it because good genes usually come in a package.
Good looks typically comes with good mental health. Psychiatrists are well aware of this fact. (If you exercise and take care of your hygiene, you will look more attractive. Duh.) The thing is, this isn't always the case. There are tons of people who are completely nuts while simultaneously having good looks. You could regularly exercise and take good care of your health and hygiene, but be unable to work a ton of jobs due to some mental illness, and this will naturally include a ton of high paying jobs. One of the reasons I've been inspired to start all these threads is because I personally view myself as a guy with decent genes for good looks (although I'm still obese at the moment), but I haven't really been able to get any gainful employment due to the specific type of insomnia I get from OCD. (I can't maintain a job that requires me to be on any sort of schedule.)