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cobsonishere

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im 18 years old and a NEET, i dropped out because my mom moved us to a new country and i just couldn't handle the new school, i was going to start a course but it was full of shitskins so i quit that. im starting another one in 5 months but don't know how to fill that time, right now i have filled 8 months. i spend my days rotting on the sharty 'tube and vidya and occaisonley going for a walk ( but its not enough)
 
im 18 years old and a NEET, i dropped out because my mom moved us to a new country and i just couldn't handle the new school, i was going to start a course but it was full of shitskins so i quit that. im starting another one in 5 months but don't know how to fill that time, right now i have filled 8 months. i spend my days rotting on the sharty 'tube and vidya and occaisonley going for a walk ( but its not enough)
allow the days to bleed into one another
 
if youre actually a neet how do you even like afford internet n stuff

really don't go into specifics with much but I'm just in a situation where things are handled, though it's not the most enjoyable lifestyle not having a job since I don't eat as I should and cannot afford to do the things that would make me feel content, had a job a few months ago but I ended up quitting and for fair reason.
 
Being a shut in and without a job is so mind numbing to an almost unbearable degree since the days bleed into one another to a point where you feel nearly stuck in a moment of time, at least that's how it feels for me. I forced myself to get a job several months ago and held it for nearly a year, but after quitting and going back to my self destructive habits of isolation and poor routines, I would advice anyone in this position to honestly force yourself to find work - or a way out of the house in general, even if it's a routine walk a day or visiting a café. I need to heed my own words, but everything boils down to your state of mind, if you don't like that you are spending your days rotting - then do something to change it.
 
Being a shut in and without a job is so mind numbing to an almost unbearable degree since the days bleed into one another to a point where you feel nearly stuck in a moment of time, at least that's how it feels for me. I forced myself to get a job several months ago and held it for nearly a year, but after quitting and going back to my self destructive habits of isolation and poor routines, I would advice anyone in this position to honestly force yourself to find work - or a way out of the house in general, even if it's a routine walk a day or visiting a café. I need to heed my own words, but everything boils down to your state of mind, if you don't like that you spend your days rotting - then do something to change it.
I feel like this during breaks between semesters often.
 
i always thought those two correlated to one another
depends on the person really, there's sometimes a few days in a row I'll miss a shower since I just rot in bed on my phone or sometimes sleep more than fourteen hours at a time but I would say that being a neet doesn't instantly make a person lack basic hygiene. Could also be a gender diff because maybe neet men are different, me personally I can't go more than a handful of days without getting clean and have a lot of skin, hair and perfume product.
 
depends on the person really, there's sometimes a few days in a row I'll miss a shower since I just rot in bed on my phone or sometimes sleep more than fourteen hours at a time but I would say that being a neet doesn't instantly make a person lack basic hygiene. Could also be a gender diff because maybe neet men are different, me personally I can't go more than a handful of days without getting clean and have a lot of skin, hair and perfume product.
tbh i practice a lot of hygiene. this extends to me cleaning up the house. i think it was instilled into me by my mother, since my mom practices a lot of hygiene. hell, i even shower twice a day because of her(i'm not complaining, since i like being clean).
 
Online college lole. Very cheap (especially if you apply for financial aid), and a very flexible schedule. Also consider signing up for a martial arts school, it will keep you active and out of the house at least twice a week as well as improve your physical strength and health
 
thanks for the reppeys, to clarify im gonna stop being a neet in 5 months (taking a course) but i mainly want to know what to do during that time. (live in an apartment)
 
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