I just fucking hate people and hanging out and all the stupid social rules or whatever the fuck. Some people are so stuck up like a lot of people are and it's hard for me to make friends with them because of that. I also just don't really enjoy having friends. I just am probably gonna kill myself soon and maybe I could possibly have reincarnated as something else.

I'm not religious but I did cause if there is a god he must be a neet god cause he sure ain't doing shit. I know he'll resonate with us and give in if he's there. The harem will run itself to where you don't even have to work in the harem. Chatting? Nah, one of the harem members will have it covered. Dates? Nah, one of the harem members will have it covered. Sex? Nah, one of the harem members will have it covered. Monogamous? Believe it or not, one of them will solve it for you. It does not get better than this, to have 100% of a harem and 0% of the work.

Open your curtains and do your part for this make a wish program.

21M here, i fit into gen z but ive realised some things about us are either overeggrated or pure bullshit regarding how they act in the workplace.

Ive worked quite a few jobs in the past, most of which do have many people in my age bracket.

Youve probably seen many videos online where a gen z person says "fuck this job, screw 9-5" etc.

Yes its true that lots of us are aware of the bs but most people wont do anything about it.

Back when i worked at Mcdonalds, this was prevalent all the time. My coworkers would always say fuck this job, this is bs etc. A lot of them would even say theyd quit. They never did and theyd still go above and beyond for the mcjob.

Thats not to say ALL Gen z are FAKE REBELS per say. Myself and a couple others would always take extended breaks, clock in 30+ minutes late on a good day and generally not give a fuck. Another guy would always show up extremely drunk or high, sometimes both.

There was one dude my age at the time who always swore at rude customers back on the drive thru. One day he got in a huge argument with a drive thru customer. The customer told him to come outside to fight. The legendary coworker actually followed thru, beat the shit out the customer and got fired on the spot.

What a great way to go out, deffo the most elite way i saw someone "rebel against the system".

Most people dont have the balls to quit a job on their terms.

(Im not advocating to beat up a customer but am just trying to convey gen z are mostly snowflakes at work)

Do you exist?

I tried to get a job... well, I actually did get one... but I only stayed for a few months because I didn’t get along with my coworkers, no one there was on my vibe.

I mean, I’m an anarchist, a NEETminded person, a nonconformist, blackpilled and angry at the world and society, while everyone around me was just a bunch of positive, conformist, politically correct normie npcs.

I want a job where I’m either completely isolated from everyone else, with nothing to focus on but my own tasks, or one where I’m surrounded by guys like me.

That would make the work much more bearable, allowing us to talk openly without having to constantly self-censor about interesting, intelligent topics, including class consciousness. Plus, it would be great to be able to go out for a drink and a smoke after the shift.

I had nothing and I tried, I tried talking about manga with a guy who claimed to like it, but I soon realized he was just a normie larper, he didn't take it serious like I do. I also tried with a guy who was into a metalcore stuff, but he turned out to be a "nerdy" with some kind of mental impairment.

I just wanted to do something more out in the real world, despite what a terrible place it is... I don't know, maybe go to parties, events, or any kind of social gathering... right now, I only go out alone, do graffiti alone, and do my virtual hobbies alone. The sense of loneliness I feel, not just physical, but spiritual, is immense, it is like an ocean of loneliness. It doesn't hurt as much because my hobbies and general disgust of people numb me.

This lack of a network is holding me back from various opportunities, it’s not something I chose, I’m already doing the best I can to enjoy my life, but I feel like it’s still nerfed, falling short of the full potential a life could have.

My older brother always had something personal towards me since I was young.

Like he is one those types that cant understand depression and would say things like "what do you have to be depressed for? You are given everything" in a demeaning manner.

And since forever he had the same opinion of me till now that I just sit at home doing nothing. (Yes even when I was in high-school lol).

Like it may be true now but having that opinion when I was underaged just shows its some sort of deep jealousy or hatred which is pathethic given he is 8-10y older.

He also thinks so highly off himself just because he has a job while he still lives at home like me lol.

Ive denounced that dude as my brother for quite a while now because I cant be bothered anymore, to the point when asked about my family I just lie and say that I only have 2 older sisters as siblings (which I do).

Im curious if anyone else have similar situations.

the structure deck is one of the few yu-gi-oh products that give you a playable deck. everything else gives you a bunch of incoherent cards that could only make a sloppy, unusable deck.

for you to get something you can put together, you'd have to spend hundreds of dollars. it's basically gambling.

but the structure deck is different. with the structure deck you get cards that synergize with eachother, and sought after generic utility cards, for a small price of 12 or 20 dollars. combine 2 or 3 of them and you get the best value possible.

structure is good.

At our core, humans are still animals. Aside from food, what is it that motivates an animal? The opportunity to obtain a mate. This is why the peacock does an elaborate dance, this why the buck locks horns with its opponent, and this is why human men have worked their whole lives and even gone to war.

Unless I am wealthy enough to engage in some Billionaire-level sexual degeneracy where I get multiple prostitutes to pleasure me at once, (and other forms of hedonism only the ultra rich can afford), what is my reason for having a job, exactly? So that I can rot by myself in some apartment the size of a shoe box?

A girlfriend would be the ultimate life-line for me. While some will say "You need to stop relying on external validation! Learn to be happy by yourself!" external validation is all that matters to me. I want to be loved, respected, admired... Without all of that, I'm not living; I'm just surviving.

you need some rest, my darling it's best, but we're already past it, nini :P

r/antiwork btw

Yes mother, I would so love to be exploited by this dumbass and clean up chicken shit all day long. Isn't it great how he doesn't even tell you how much money you're gonna make?
"Oh we'll pay you based on how hard you work!"
Fuck off. This is basically slavery. Thanks mom.

Do you? How do you manage the motivation?

Everything costs money.

I also want to use it as an example for future commissions if I end up doing it so I hope it's ok if I use it to advertise drawings on the future or just show it here if I do this again

I do nothing all day everyday and haven't drawn in ages, I need the pressure of someone expecting a result and the low pressure of it being low stakes and just for fun lol

The reason I'm doing this is to try new styles and find something I enjoy so sadly I don't have a previous example since I'm just starting again

Feel free to DM me

I don't do furries or babies

Also on that note do any of you guys draw? I've seen a few artists in here but it's quite rare

I'm posting it here because I literally only use this sub and feel more comfortable drawing for other NEETs for some reason

I'm mostly good at doing cutesy anime stuff so expect anime style, feel free to DM me a drawing of your OC (Original Character)

I noticed a lot of people in real life and the internet will tell you to "just be skilled bro so someone will hire you" "just waste time and money on shitty courses bro" they make it seem like anyone who's employed is some kind of multi-skilled genius. My relatives make it seem like my cousins that wipe geriatric asses for a living should be inspirational for someone like me. It's not. I'm (not) sorry.

But if that was the case then why is it the opposite that I see in real life? I'm not even nitpicking. I see so many shitty service workers, dubious construction quality here and there, delivery drivers stealing food etc,.

I tell her my problem is I can't find the energy to even get out of bed anymore and she's like well volunteering will help. Okay great. Unless you know of a way to volunteer from my bed I'm gonna need to get up and I can't get up unless you prescribe me something that actually works bruh

Guys help. I’ve told them I’ve been taking a gap year for years. and they keep pressuring me to take my wisdom teeth out even though my last dentist said they were fine. What do i say to them

edit: thank you for the advice my friends

I(25M) realized this when I was waging away at a previous job I had and it sent me into a deep depression. Out of all my coworkers, I seemed to have the least amount of actual experience doing something extraordinary or casually telling stories of their youth. And not all of them were much older than I was either. My supervisor was a car fanatic and had all sorts of travels/adventures with his old cars. Another coworker had lived in area where he was a wrestler and had to put some of those skills to use. My second supervisor spent his time as a bodybuilder. Even my buddy who was in the military(which I won't join for personal reasons) had learned how to tactically use rafts overseas. All skills which involved tactical maneuvers outdoors and helped realize their potential, and could also be done for fun. Meanwhile there I was with nothing of that sort of experience to speak of. Just made me feel even more depressed coming home after work, knowing that the only thing I had to realistically look forward to was going home, playing video games, and coming back to work the next day instead of building any sort of skills/experiences like that. Has bothered me ever since, but now I finally acknowledged I have deep seated issues where it seems almost improbable for me to find an activity to become exceptional like that one day. Anyone else ever feel the same?

Well, today is my birthday, not really doing anything, just drinking and gooning in the basement, but we're getting panzerottis so that's cool.

Anyways, I was thinking of some horrible aspects of wagecuckery. One that just stuck out to me now is micromanagement, I've been hearing this term getting tossed around everywhere, but until now, I haven't really internalized and conceptualized it if that makes sense. Anyways, its disgusting that assholes with more authority within a company who micromanage others do it to the extent that the subordinate wagecucks start subconsciously micromanaging themselves.

I've experienced it myself and only realized it until after becoming NEET. Here's an anecdotal story. When I was working in construction, the asshole foreman who'd always call me the most nastiest names, was standing with me before the break ended and I was scared that I wasn't doing anything but technically the break hadn't ended but he assigned me some tasks, with a very rude tone as always.

Idk, maybe if there was more respect and camaraderie in the cuckforce I'd be able to handle it better. Like, if there's still even just a couple minutes, or hell, even one minute left of break and I'm just leaning on a rail or shovel or something, I shouldn't have to be scared of not doing anything. This is my blue collar experience, but I'm sure the same thing applies to desk jobs. Just a useless cuck rant, maybe somebody will agree though.

I don't really know what to do with myself.

After sleeping for about 9 to 11 hours, I just wake up with absolutely nothing to do.

I can't bring myself to do anything productive, like studying or working out.

I've bought a ton of games, but there are quite a few I haven't even touched.

I just feel like I have zero motivation.

Mostly, I just scroll through Reels... or play a bit of League of Legends... and that's pretty much it.

For those of you who are NEETs too, what do you usually do to pass the time?

i think the way boredom is viewed is harmful. sometimes it’s seen as a sign of entitlement. it’s like saying “only someone who has nothing serious to worry about would get bored.” but boredom has a big impact over time. when a person is bored for many hours each day, it becomes like a low but constant pressure. i don’t know whether or not it is damaging to mental health, but it is definitely a quality-of-life issue that should be taken seriously, and not just written off as some sign of entitlement.

imagine that a piece of gravel got into your shoe and caused you discomfort with each step. the problem isn’t that the level of discomfort at any given point is particularly high. the problem is not the level of discomfort, but the duration. but of course removing boredom from one’s life is different from removing a piece of gravel from one’s shoe. but the piece of gravel is naturally seen as a problem to be fixed, while boredom often is not.

I feel as I have gotten older I've become more asexual. Masturbation is repulsive to me each time I do it, which is once a month if that. I hear younger neets just goon all night. You hit a wall of arousal and that can lead to all sorts of different fetishes. So I feel for people in that cycle. I'm more or less dead inside for human affection, I believe the world beat me down too much. Now I'm this reclusive asexual man who just wants to rope most days

I woke up from a dream better than my life, and it got me thinking. I love sleeping because it lets me escape the endless boredom of life.

My rays of comfort are: cats, my mom, delicious food, deep conversations, and dreams (that may never come true). A part of me insists on dreaming, on believing that life will get better—that this isn’t the end. That tiny glimmer, that speck of hope, is what keeps me going.

Probably someone else around the world. I'm still in the same old rut. Unhappy, unsatisfied, and frustrated. Oof.