/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Who NEET here?

Hello guys
I have a friend who stopped coming to school and wants to become some NEET because he thinks that's a dream life.

How do I convince him to stop ?


He's basically the average elitist weab, and is kind of popular around school.

So someone people here get a disability check for mental issues. It's free money...

So how does the disability check affect your life? How could it affect you when (if) you apply for a job or go to college (big ifs here, I know). What about your taxes.

Basically, what are the repercussions from recieving a disability check?

Why did you become a NEET, /jp/?

What made you become a NEET, /jp/?

If you lived in Japan and was able to live the same type of life you always watched in your animus and mangos, would you live it in a new way or you would stay being the NEET you are now?

NEET thread.

About what percentage of you are Hikikomori, I wonder?

Do you have any delusions or interesting ideas that help you fight off the loneliness, /jp/?

I never was able to connect with a specific character and do that waifu stuff, it's just too lonely once the game is over and you know you'll never see her again, but I like to think that there's a girl that lives inside my computer and whenever I'm playing an eroge I like to think that she's inside of the game. I imagine that everything the girl in the eroge is saying is actually just the girl inside of my computer talking to me through the game.

It's hard to feel lonely when I know that my computer is always with me.

My plan to live as cheaply and comfortably as possible.

This is my goal in life, I simply don't want to work for a living. When you think about it, life is just WAY too fucking short to spend most of your time slaving at a job. There are so few things I want in life but just the necessary things like food and shelter that require money, and just that requires me to bust my ass for 40 hours a week while my life slowly drains away? Fuck. That.

A common saying is "time is money", I think of it the other way around, "money is time". Time is your most valuable thing, it's very limited and once it's gone you are done with life. My plan involves reducing the need for money in order to maximize the time I have to do other things with my life.

First, I have to buy a house. The cheaper the better. As long as I can pay for the costs of moving and cover the mortgage for a few months, I'm good. I will continue to live cheaply here only consuming enough food to stay healthy, paying for basic cable and internet and electricity.

Then, I'll offer to rent the house out to as many other people as I can at a cheap rate. As many people as can fit in the bedrooms. I'd provide sleeping mats instead of beds to accommodate more people. Since housing is such an issue in most places, I don't think it'd be a problem to find people willing to put up with sharing a house full of 6-8 people or so. With enough people living there, it should completely cover my monthly mortage, taxes, utilities and other costs.

I'm going to college after being a NEET for about 2 years
Problem is I have no motivation to do anything, and I will probably end up doing nothing and will drop out again.
How do I get motivated?

My thread was ignored the other day. I'm sad.

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Let's go.

Post some of our esteemed female counterparts.

fujoshi thread