Discussion Being a neet makes sense if you don't have a work/life balance

[Deleted member 1053]

Normies have stuff to do on the weekend, relationships, friends, hobbies etc. and some have a girlfriend to come home to at night. However if you have autism or no social life then you will just be working to come home to an empty room.

Not that being a neet is a choice given all the safety nets in society, to end up as one you have to be messed up usually however it makes sense to be one if you have no social life.

 

[CountSwagula]

Just wageslave for steinburg goyim

 

[uglyboi1]

Unless you're high conscientiousness and obsessed with work, I agree.

 

[Dyinghope]

It's not very motivating being lonely, sexless, friendless etc and having a shit job with long hours. The only thing good is the extra money in my bank account.

Being NEET and being left alone cosy in my room is much nicer!

 

[Deleted member 3342]

Normies have stuff to do on the weekend, relationships, friends, hobbies etc. and some have a girlfriend to come home to at night. However if you have autism or no social life then you will just be working to come home to an empty room.

Not that being a neet is a choice given all the safety nets in society, to end up as one you have to be messed up usually however it makes sense to be one if you have no social life.

Being a NEET never makes sense. Being an adult and not being able to have afford your own place and stand on your own two feet is nothing short of embarrassing.