NEET 23 yr

>>17113668
You need this other NEET friend as a gauge.
He loves living like this, great. You don't.

Starting now, anything you do that takes a step away from him and towards your normie friends is a good thing.

1. Get a job. Anything, something small. You'll get out of the house and make some cash.
2. Join a gym.

Things will start to look up from there.

>>17113668
Leave the house and get a job.

>>17113688
How do I become a normie, I haven't actually talked to any seriously for so long. Everytime I ask my friend if he's talked to anyone else from the old days he just calls them wagecucks and says' "he's living his dream".

>>17113692
Yeah, I've never understood the whole gym thing, well I get people go there to exercise but hell I need a hobby besides 4chan. I feel like I'm digging a hole for myself.

>>17113701
I'm not sure how to go about getting a job, I haven't seen my cv since highschool, how do I explain that to employers.

>>17113709
from personal experience I was never asked when interviewing for low level jobs, I got asked about my goals and shit though

I was in the same position as you, NEET wasting and hating his life, but I got out of that. You can too.

first things first, put together your resume, check craigslist jobs twice a day and apply to anything you think you can handle, like if you see a dishwasher position jump on that its something anyone can do. That's what I did at first, worked in a kitchen for a few months. I noticed there were a lot of job postings for security guards so I decided to get a license for that and then applied at a few security agencies and had a job very quickly, quit working the kitchen. Was a security guard for 6 months, because when I was working as a night watchman I went to EMT school and did studying/assignments during my shift. That's what I've been doing for the past year, I've since then started taking tests for police and fire departments in my area, I'm on a few lists so whichever municipality gets to my name first is the one I'll start working for.

>>17113739
If I had to sum my goals I don't think I'd be ready to admit it was so I could feel useful, I guess I'll just tell them, to build experience.

Thanks anon, this sounds like good advice.
I've got a couple more goals to escape this place I feel like I'm stuck in.