Who else /couldn't handle NEET life/ here? I was off for

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Only the enlightened can find solace through an unstructured life. Deep down, you were always a weak willed norman.

>>25539497
It was hard at first anon, I didn't know what to do with all the hours I'd normally spend working.

But after awhile you get over the depression and just start to enjoy the time. Suddenly nothing is a rush and the stress just fades away. Investing hours or days into something is easy, as long as YOU find it worthwhile.

I don't think I could go back to working (and I won't have to) again.

There is a huge difference between people forced into NEET because they are unable to function and those who are lucky enough to be able to choose it.

>>25539497

I couldn't deal with the permanent cloud of shame from my parents weighing me down as I got up every day just to do absolutely nothing

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>>25539497
I think I know what's wrong with you.

You're suffering from IAD, aka Internet Addiction Disorder.

>Researchers compared brain scans of young people with "internet addiction disorder" with their peers and found damage to the white matter fibres connecting emotional processing, attention and decision making parts.

>Similar impairments have been found in research into other addictions including alcohol and cocaine.

>>25540339
>I couldn't deal with the permanent cloud of shame from my parents
This doesn't effect me at all considering my parents are mainly responsible for the way I am with their shitty parenting.