I'm 38 and still have no career
Not to say that I haven't had a job; I've had my fair share of wage slave jobs, but something I can build a family from? Not for my entire life.
And for that reason I'm ready and willing to burn the entire country down. If there's a zoomer revolt, I'll join them in it, and I think many other millenials and even some gen x and boomers will as well. The entire rotten piece of shit system needs to be torn down and the people who created and perpetuated it imprisoned, deported, or worse.
You've destroyed my life and my prospects for the sake of your bottom line, white guilt, white hatred and racism. The least I can do is repay the 'favor'.
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How long do you guys plan on neeting? Do you realize it gets harder as you get older?
If you're getting neet bux and you're able to manage that and make it work until retirement, congrats to you. I'm really happy for you. But as I was watching a YouTube video, it just occured to me and that is, the longer someone neets, eventually they may not have their parents as a cushion forever so if they stretch it out all the way to mid 30s, 40s, 50s, it's going to be hard to adapt to the work force when you don't have any experience with it.
Then it made me wondered if that has ever crossed your mind and how much does it worry you? In an indealistic Neet situation, you'll get a big inheritance and will never ever have to work but in most cases that won't be the case at all.
I'm lucky I got out of it in my mid 20s. Even that screwed me hard and always will.
I can't imagine how brutal it would be to try to leave in your 30s or beyond. At least in your 20s you're still viewed as young and there's a bit of lenience thrown your way when you're getting on your feet, this will not exist once you hit your 30s.
And 40s or 50s? Has anyone here left NEETdom at that age? I've never even heard of such a person, would be interested in hearing about what that was like.
If you're getting neet bux and you're able to manage that and make it work until retirement, congrats to you. I'm really happy for you. But as I was watching a YouTube video, it just occured to me and that is, the longer someone neets, eventually they may not have their parents as a cushion forever so if they stretch it out all the way to mid 30s, 40s, 50s, it's going to be hard to adapt to the work force when you don't have any experience with it.
Then it made me wondered if that has ever crossed your mind and how much does it worry you? In an indealistic Neet situation, you'll get a big inheritance and will never ever have to work but in most cases that won't be the case at all.
I'm lucky I got out of it in my mid 20s. Even that screwed me hard and always will.
I can't imagine how brutal it would be to try to leave in your 30s or beyond. At least in your 20s you're still viewed as young and there's a bit of lenience thrown your way when you're getting on your feet, this will not exist once you hit your 30s.
And 40s or 50s? Has anyone here left NEETdom at that age? I've never even heard of such a person, would be interested in hearing about what that was like.
NEET thread
On how you're viewed in respect to society by age
Ages 18-19:
>You've just left school and are lazing about a bit, you have aspirations of becoming a famous artist or youtuber, or make money on crypto or coding. You haven't made much progress on anything, but it's alright. You're glad to be out of school. When you look at social media or forums, you're reminded you don't have a girlfriend. It's okay!! you'll wow the world and your old peers someday with your latent skills and overwhelming success!! You wish you could re-do your highschool years.
Ages 20-22:
>You're Tatsuhiro Sato, a little misguided, and you've wasted your youth and a good portion of your young adult life, but "It's not too late to change your hikikomori ways!". You spend your days shitposting, playing vidya or watching youtube.
Didn't you want to do something? You wish you could go back in time.
Ages 23-39
>You are Madao. Your peers are all excelling and moving on with life, even those who had to repeat a year of university once or twice. They're getting mortgages on houses and marrying. You should move out. Your parents are getting older. Every year it gets a bit more shameful. You've made nothing, and at this point you're too old to try. You try leave the house every now and then, work low-skill jobs, etc. These breaks always end, and you return to NEETing. You can't relate to most people, even when you try. You wish you just enlisted or something at 18, but feel too old now.
>Ages 40 and over
You are Chris-Chan. There is no hope of you returning to society, save a miracle. Your smarter peers are less than two decades away from retiring.
Where would you place yourself here anons?
Ages 18-19:
>You've just left school and are lazing about a bit, you have aspirations of becoming a famous artist or youtuber, or make money on crypto or coding. You haven't made much progress on anything, but it's alright. You're glad to be out of school. When you look at social media or forums, you're reminded you don't have a girlfriend. It's okay!! you'll wow the world and your old peers someday with your latent skills and overwhelming success!! You wish you could re-do your highschool years.
Ages 20-22:
>You're Tatsuhiro Sato, a little misguided, and you've wasted your youth and a good portion of your young adult life, but "It's not too late to change your hikikomori ways!". You spend your days shitposting, playing vidya or watching youtube.
Didn't you want to do something? You wish you could go back in time.
Ages 23-39
>You are Madao. Your peers are all excelling and moving on with life, even those who had to repeat a year of university once or twice. They're getting mortgages on houses and marrying. You should move out. Your parents are getting older. Every year it gets a bit more shameful. You've made nothing, and at this point you're too old to try. You try leave the house every now and then, work low-skill jobs, etc. These breaks always end, and you return to NEETing. You can't relate to most people, even when you try. You wish you just enlisted or something at 18, but feel too old now.
>Ages 40 and over
You are Chris-Chan. There is no hope of you returning to society, save a miracle. Your smarter peers are less than two decades away from retiring.
Where would you place yourself here anons?
I'm 38 and still have no career.
Not to say that I haven't had a job; I've had my fair share of wage slave jobs, but something I can build a family from? Not for my entire life.
And for that reason I'm ready and willing to burn the entire country down. If there's a zoomer revolt, I'll join them in it, and I think many other millenials and even some gen x and boomers will as well. The entire rotten piece of shit system needs to be torn down and the people who created and perpetuated it imprisoned, deported, or worse.
You've destroyed my life and my prospects for the sake of your bottom line, white guilt, white hatred and racism. The least I can do is repay the 'favor'.
Not to say that I haven't had a job; I've had my fair share of wage slave jobs, but something I can build a family from? Not for my entire life.
And for that reason I'm ready and willing to burn the entire country down. If there's a zoomer revolt, I'll join them in it, and I think many other millenials and even some gen x and boomers will as well. The entire rotten piece of shit system needs to be torn down and the people who created and perpetuated it imprisoned, deported, or worse.
You've destroyed my life and my prospects for the sake of your bottom line, white guilt, white hatred and racism. The least I can do is repay the 'favor'.
You shouldn't NEET because:
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
You shouldn't NEET because:
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
"You shouldn't NEET because:
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
>you will be behind everyone
And then what?
>you will lose out on years of savings
And then what?
>you will have to work until you're 80
And then what?
>you will be out on the streets
And then what?
>then you die
And then what? Do we not all end up in the same place? People working all day every day, 9-5s, can't save shit or buy a house. NEETs will be in the same place as a lot of wagies who can't save.
What causes neets? These aren’t just losers who don’t work or moveout of their parents house. This is more extreme these types never left their parents house since high school never dates or had friends and are content to waste away behind a screen til the day they die. What drives men to such nihilism? Do they think life has nothing to offer them?
Im going to give you a hint about waiting on a job in the future. You are in a race against time. Ageism is real in the job market. The longer you wait to get a job, the harder it is going to be to get one. Lets say you get a degree at 35, who is going to hire you for an entry level position when youre competing against people who finished their degrees at 22-26? The ageism would be fair because why waste your time with someone who makes it clear that they arent prioritizing their life? If you cant manage your own life, why would I want you managing any aspect of my company?
Im going to give you a hint about waiting on a job in the future. You are in a race against time. Ageism is real in the job market. The longer you wait to get a job, the harder it is going to be to get one. Lets say you get a degree at 35, who is going to hire you for an entry level position when youre competing against people who finished their degrees at 22-26? The ageism would be fair because why waste your time with someone who makes it clear that they arent prioritizing their life? If you cant manage your own life, why would I want you managing any aspect of my company?
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.
Apparently someone needs to explain to all of these retards that those "milestones" aren't just things that are supposed to happen automatically while you just passively sit back and do nothing to actually achieve those milestones.
Most Americans in their 30s ARE getting married, having kids, starting families, buying houses and all of that. And they are hitting those milestones because they are making an effort to go out and do whatever is necessary to get those things.
Meanwhile, all of you faggots are just sitting at home wallowing in self pity and whining about how society should just give you a free house or free girlfriend even though you haven't made even the tiniest effort to actually get those things.
Most Americans in their 30s ARE getting married, having kids, starting families, buying houses and all of that. And they are hitting those milestones because they are making an effort to go out and do whatever is necessary to get those things.
Meanwhile, all of you faggots are just sitting at home wallowing in self pity and whining about how society should just give you a free house or free girlfriend even though you haven't made even the tiniest effort to actually get those things.
What causes neets? These aren’t just losers who don’t work or moveout of their parents house. This is more extreme these types never left their parents house since high school never dates or had friends and are content to waste away behind a screen til the day they die. What drives men to such nihilism? Do they think life has nothing to offer them?
Im going to give you a hint about waiting on a job in the future. You are in a race against time. Ageism is real in the job market. The longer you wait to get a job, the harder it is going to be to get one. Lets say you get a degree at 35, who is going to hire you for an entry level position when youre competing against people who finished their degrees at 22-26? The ageism would be fair because why waste your time with someone who makes it clear that they arent prioritizing their life? If you cant manage your own life, why would I want you managing any aspect of my company?
Im going to give you a hint about waiting on a job in the future. You are in a race against time. Ageism is real in the job market. The longer you wait to get a job, the harder it is going to be to get one. Lets say you get a degree at 35, who is going to hire you for an entry level position when youre competing against people who finished their degrees at 22-26? The ageism would be fair because why waste your time with someone who makes it clear that they arent prioritizing their life? If you cant manage your own life, why would I want you managing any aspect of my company?
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.
To elaborate, you either be a slave or be a NEET. I want an entry level office job to be a big boy. They only hire women. The alternative? Unload trucks at Walmart for the rest of my life and still be called a loser.