/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

what does /jp/ think of getting a job, social life, and education?

[Anonymous No.]

>>job and education

Easy.

>>social life

I'm 26 and what is this.

[Anonymous No.]

No.

[Anonymous No.]

nope.avi

[Anonymous No.]

I like getting an education for the most part.

Social life has pros and cons, it's so much work though to maintain.

But a job? Like a 9 to 5 office job? Suits? Meetings? Boss? Pressure? Terrifying.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I wish I had a job

[Anonymous No.]

You should definitely get educated, and money is nice for buying figures and good food etc.

In our modern world, physical social life is optional, unless it's part of your job, in which case you might want to find a new job.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560636
Agreed. Social life = social obligations = more time away from my /jp/ bros

[Anonymous No.]

I'd rather kill myself.

[Anonymous No.]

>Education
Already out of college, 8 years plus internships and a year long program related to profession.

>Job
I had this going pretty well before my city turned into a giant economic black hole, at the moment I'm looking forward to having an interview to go make US$8.50 an hour to the same work that was previously saving me up for a house and a luxury car. Thanks, capitalism.

>Social life
Fuck you, the only thing on my mind right now is wanting to strangle and disfigure people. I wish there were a fucking nuclear war right about now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560648
This. NEET until the end.

[Anonymous No.]

I have a temp job in a library. The money I get from it should hold me over for a couple of years.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560696
When the government cuts SSI becuase it's too broke, let's have on elast /jp/ meet up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560640
No you don't.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560723
/jp/ suicide pact? Count me in.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560621

I think I'm going to die.

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[Anonymous No.]

>>6560711
>job in the library
Moe.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560737
Reporting in for /jp/ mass suicide.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560711
Doing what? I thought library jobs were a bitch to get.

[Anonymous No.]

>job
Already have one. It sucks, but unfortunately it's a necessary evil. And I say that as grudgingly as possible

>social life
nope

>education
Long story short: sort of want, cannot have though.

Please kill me now.

[Anonymous No.]

>job
no, please
>social life
I'm on /jp/
>education
i'm ok, but it would be best if online colleges didn't suck so much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560737
I don't know about leaving my apartment.
But if the government stops sending me money I'll be looking into. Doing it together sounds nice.

[Anonymous No.]

How about no

[Anonymous No.]

Social life is more of an annoyance than anything. Okay just more upkeep than it's worth.
Education is alright. Kind of a joke really, but can be interesting at times.
Job is the tricky part. Corporate environment makes me want to kill myself, fuck that. The only cool laid-back jobs are low-paying ones, but then it's barely even worth getting out of bed just to make $9.00 /hr. Still haven't figured out what to do about the job thing.

[Anonymous No.]

Those things are a mystery to me. I don't really care about a social life, but I wish I could atleast find a decent job.

[Anonymous No.]

If we make it official my body is ready for /jp/ suicide pact

[Anonymous No.]

>Job
I'm not a spoiled manchild with an upper middle-class family, so unfortunately it's necessary. By far the most depressive thing I've been through for obvious reasons, particularly the pressure.
>Education
I find it nice to look and be smart, but it's too much of a hassle to get there. Also, ADHD prevents me from studying anything seriously.
>Social life
I've longed for friendship during my entire life, only to finally get some and realize how shitty and overrated it is and getting rid of all of my contacts.

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>>6560621

仕事をほしいんだけど、車をもってないし、GEDもないんだ。_|‾‾‾‾|⃝

[Anonymous No.]

If there's a /jp/ suicide pact, someone is just going to call the police and ruin the fun.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560621

I have a job and an education, but the social life is on hold due to failing health. All I do lately is work and sit at home, although I did just get off the phone with a friend in San Jose.

[ロリあき No.]

Jobs are for chumps.
I have something resembling a social life here, but I also have a few flesh and blood friends.
I have some higher education, but every time I go to college, I run out of money

[Anonymous No.]

>job
good

>education
excellent

>social life
good luck with that. it is extremely difficult to make good friends when you're in your 20's and up and out of school/college, because everyone else would already have a close knit circle of friends and won't easily allow an outsder into their group

[Anonymous No.]

I've lived sharing a room with three siblings, with zero to no space in the house. There were frequent food shortages in our home, and I needed to work at an early age during high school to help out the household. I never fit in during middle school, which I blame on my financial standing forcing me to wear baggy clothes. In high school I never had time to socialize with work and study, so I became even more of a recluse. I'm currently attending university for Aerospace Eng. No social life to speak of for the past two years. Luckily my grades have netted me enough scholarship money that I have not had to pay a single cent and strain my already financially devoured parents. Every time I buy a figure I feel a wave of guilt wash over me, knowing I could have mailed those extra dollars to my family at home.

Roommates pick up I like to be left alone fairly quickly. In the end it comes down to how much wealth your predecessors amassed. I cannot afford to be a NEET to put it as simple as that.

Sorry for the blogpost.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6560982
Yeah, basically impossible to make friends after college. Even if you do they will only be very, very superficial, because people at this age are all jaded adults with their own shit going on.

[Anonymous No.]

kind of related; sorry for blog, but /jp/ is only place where I fit or could ask for help ;_;

but now I have "chance to go outside" to school for those who couldnt finish it in time. Im terribly scared about leaving room but my parents try to force me into it, I know they dont do it because they are worried about me and dont care about me at all ;_;

do you think it would count as good deed to help me go to gensokyo? Or even help me so much that I will slip on ice and break neck or something like that ?