Why would a NEET lifestyle with no responsibilities, no deadlines, no job or money stress and tons of free time end up feeling worse than working a job where you've got stress, exhaustion, and barely any free time?
you crave what you don't have
>>24477854It's sort of a damned if you do damned if you don't kind of thing. I've been on both sides. Right now work provides me with a decent income but it's stressful and it eats away my whole goddamn day. Whereas when I was a NEET I'd have lots of free time, but I was a poorfag (for Danish standards).Those who have the best of both worlds (so max free time yet loads of disposable income) are the ones who have won at life.
>>24477854Remember, when you're a neet, you're basically a useless piece of shit, with no place in society. Regular people consider you to be worse than a nigger. That's gotta be wearing.
>>24478993not necessarily true. you can always do things to help out your community with your free time. I like to walk around town and pick up litter. people have told me that im appreciated
>>24478993>nword/POL/ IS THAT WAY:>>>/pol/
>>24479020>honey that weird kid who picks up trash is coming up the drive again...
>>24477854It doesn't happen.>>24478205Working is completely useless.When you don't work you can read a book or you can read 4chanOr you can get invaluable experience of living through medieval times in kingdom come deliverance.Work drones are boring.
>>24479031meh, if people think im weird for doing my small village a free service then that's fine. have never heard anything but praise for doing what I do
>>24479020>I like to walk around town and pick up litter. people have told me that im appreciated>>24479079>meh, if people think im weird for doing my small village a free service then that's fine. have never heard anything but praise for doing what I do
>>24479079true, you are actually a national hero
>>24477854for reasons which used to be self-evident but have now become foggy & mired in newspeak
but on the other hand, you can have a hellish job or a comfy joblikewise you can have a hellish neet existence or a comfy oneit depends on factors of individual casesi saw a meta analysis around 2018 which measured subjective happiness with incomeit seemed to correlate up to around $60,000 per person, but beyond that the two weren't correlated, you wouldn't get much happier with more income & sometimes it went downso it's probably better to have money than not, from a psychological standpointyour best bet is probably to throw shit at the wall and see what sticks, just look for job after job until you find a decent one, don't commit too hard to any specific one
>>24477854You will drift away from your friends and peers, who grow and adapt into adult lives and have less and less ability to relate with you The people in your life who support you will come to resent you whether they express it or notBeing a neet locks you into arrested development. You won’t meet people and grow and change like everyone else does.
