Serious What are some inspiring things you guys have done as NEET?

[Brother Wagecuck]

I started brainstorming ideas today on how to get the most of my neet period, as I am aware although comfy and enjoyable thus far, it will not last forever and I will have to go back to wageslaving at some point. Even if I didn't have to, I don't intend for this to be a forever thing.

Shoutout to @

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Was very inspired by him and his posts regarding maximizing NeetLife:

In all honestly, whilst still being a NEET, why not try to optimize your lifestyle

Look, I get it, things are shit, existential dilemmas, society has gone mad, life trauma, your dreams seem unreal, etc I think one thing that is being forgotten when being a NEET, or having a semi-hiki lifestyle, is aesthetics So often, we connotate being a basement dweller with this sad scene...

neets.net

and

From a psychological standpoint, to really make the most out of being NEET (which really equates to not having a higher career, which links to a non existent family life)
You’re gonna have to be pursuing goals, while it’s really cool being comfy, keeping yourself occupied with things you really like, like anime or especially gaming will at least keep your psychologically healthy.

Interacting even like this online is better then complete isolation too, if you’re pursuing your own hobbies and interests, then I think it could theoretically be viable long term, granted you have the funds.

I'm in a lucky situation where I don't have to go back to work for at least a year but want to use this gift to the fullest, so I can look back at this NEET period as a glorious time in my life. serious.

What are some things you guys have done that you don't think or would be near impossible to get done if you had a full time 9-5 wagecuck job? How has having that free time given to you allowed you to do things that you always wanted to do but never got around to?

 

[hawt]

Working towards learning a new language. I've started since I was in school but I was able to learn the most productively when I was NEET.

 

[Deleted member 1365]

Working towards learning a new language. I've started since I was in school but I was able to learn the most productively when I was NEET.

How much time did you spent to learn a language? I was thinking recently of trying to learn german because I have unlimited free time.

 

[『 』]

Working towards learning a new language. I've started since I was in school but I was able to learn the most productively when I was NEET.

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[hawt]

How much time did you spent to learn a language? I was thinking recently of trying to learn german because I have unlimited free time.

It has been 3 years since I started and I'm not fluent but an understand stuff at the intermediate level. On an average day, I would spend 1 hour minimum actively studying but if you're first starting out, expect to spend more time.

 

[『 』]

I started brainstorming ideas today on how to get the most of my neet period, as I am aware although comfy and enjoyable thus far, it will not last forever and I will have to go back to wageslaving at some point. Even if I didn't have to, I don't intend for this to be a forever thing.

Shoutout to @

『 』​

Was very inspired by him and his posts regarding maximizing NeetLife:

In all honestly, whilst still being a NEET, why not try to optimize your lifestyle

Look, I get it, things are shit, existential dilemmas, society has gone mad, life trauma, your dreams seem unreal, etc I think one thing that is being forgotten when being a NEET, or having a semi-hiki lifestyle, is aesthetics So often, we connotate being a basement dweller with this sad scene...

neets.net

and


I'm in a lucky situation where I don't have to go back to work for at least a year but want to use this gift to the fullest, so I can look back at this NEET period as a glorious time in my life. serious.

What are some things you guys have done that you don't think or would be near impossible to get done if you had a full time 9-5 wagecuck job? How has having that free time given to you allowed you to do things that you always wanted to do but never got around to?

I have had the liberty of developing my body and mind, and discovering who I truly am.
When you are isolated from others, you can freely be who you are, and nonjudgmentally explore your interests and thoughts.
Finding out why you have these thoughts or personalities, what you think happiness is, why those things would make you happy, etc.
You can spend all day learning a subject, drawing, book binding, robotics, etc.

Perfecting your routine is also nice.
Waking up with sunshine a cup of tea is nice. I personally eat an "ichiju sansai" breakfast with matcha.
Spending an afternoon studying, while having the scent of incense in the background, while listening to an album.
Live like you're creating a work of art, and let your life be that art.

 

[クーロ]

I learned basically all my life skills as NEET. I was even more of a retard when I was still a student ironically
Got into linguistics and learned 2 languages to an intermediate level, learned 3 others to an elementary level
Learned to cook
Learned to write
Learned to make music
Learned more about psychology, philosophy, and the like
Got into history
Got into programming and hacking
Got into drawing
Etc

 

[klo666ar]

fuck drawing fuck another language i just need to preserv and protect my health or returning back to healthy body and mind that wisdomneed my time effort and practise , i start to know when some old person die i see it + read and stay there and watch because im no waggie and have time to see things

cooking hm they say thats not needed
maybe i will learn how to make music .......