No.13353
The point of having a job is not working 12 hours for the rest of your life, but archieving something, having goals and dreams to make real.
If your economy allows it, there is no science, you can have a lot of activities dialy and be a NEET.
However if your economy does not allow it, there is a lot of discussion in this board about how to, and how much
>am not able to commit sudoku because I'm a coward.
Ur not, being a coward is giving up on life, it takes courage to continue living when you know the path is absolute pain.
Life can be wonderful even being a NEET, with the pros and cons as all the things.
No.13354
>Stop doing anything.
>Even moving, eating, drinking just everything.
>Don't respond to anyone anymore.
>Get your ass shoved into a mental institution.
> Voilà you are now a NEET.
No.13357
>>13353It takes courage to take your own life as well. It's not like it can be reversed.
No.13358
>>13354not OP, but as an American I've heard that this is a real way to get on disability. Is there any truth to it? If you commit yourself for a while either because you really are sick or because you're faking it to get welfare (harder), do you get benefits from it?
No.13362
>>13357Granted, a courageous method for a coward purpose.
No.13363
I've found that I'm just as full of self-hate when I have work as when I don't. If I'm in a job that pays enough for me to get by, I have no time and cannot accomplish any goals (as well as generally slowly wanting to murder everyone at the place of employment). If I'm in a job that gives time, it certainly doesn't pay enough for me to accomplish goals and financial woes come crushing down on me. What's the solution? Is there one?
