How can I make money (without leaving the house) with no skills outside of computer knowledge and proficient writing ability?I refuse to leave the house to get a job, but I am perfectly fine with spending upwards of 12 hours per day slaving away at some barely-human remote position? Are there any actual opportunities like this or is every single means by which I could earn money this way that I see advertised just a jeet scam?
Urgh, that question mark is a typo, just assume I actually do possess writing skill when I put my mind to it and forgive me for me autism.
>>31539734Like already suggested in your partner thread >>31539274 most typical work from home be your own boss type deals are usually porn or sw-dev related. Can't say which corrodes your mind more though
>>31539769My what thread? I didn't make the other one you linked to. I am a young white male, so I'm not sure if there is anything porn-related I could (or would want to) do in that realm unless I was drawing smut or something. Software development could be alright but if it was more of a jeet tier HTML5/CSS web monkey thing where you make pages to advertise supplements and shit that would probably be unbearable. Are those really the only options out there?
Try looking for freelance work on fiverr
>>31539795Just a sibling thread, because the subject is the same. Drawing smut is still profitable depending on how degen you're willing to be, but drawing ability doesen't come in a single nightWebdev is the worst kind of hell, but finding comfy corporate crud jobs where you tune that internal monolith pays well and has way less stress than other types of development. People running over their heads on fire trying to get a torpedo system to not target itself (hello submarines) or give the patient x100 dose of radiation can grey your hair way early
>>31539878From my experience making little money is a lot more difficult than making a lot of money. Both traditional and self-employment as subcontractor beat the shit out of those platforms. Why? Because some costs are static that you accrue with every demanding consumer customer. They all want the world but are willing to part with only $5. Large corps also want lots of things, but they'll pay you hundreds of thousands of bucks. Also while corpospeak can bring people to retch, it sure beats trying to wade through billions of self important assholes who really don't want to part with their five bucks. Corporate entities behave the same polite way every time
>>31539888I don't think I would necessarily feel too guilty about drawing furries getting ground to pieces or fucked in the ass with horse dicks because it's the decision of the commissioner to buy that shit, but developing the requisite drawing skill (especially in a digital medium) might be tough, probably worth a shot though.As for web development, I have done it voluntarily for friends and family and I hated it then so I don't think working in it would be enjoyable at all.>>31539878Good point, I forgot that website existed
just get a real job, why cant you just go get a normal job
