>18 >only good at writing and vidya >can't motivate

Bumping once.

Get a job so at the very least you're not idle and you're saving money. Doesn't have to be a good job, literally any job is better than no job. And it'll also get you some time away from invasive, addicting video games.

>>17520290
I am also not very good at anything or have many hobbies, interest, or motivation. I get by day to day, many are just boring and shit but whatever. I hate School so much, I have no idea what I want to do either.

Just sit back anon. That job will come knocking at your front door. Literally

My hobby is worrying and not having hobbies. What can I apply this to?

>>17520424
I applied for two, interviewed for both, and didn't get either job.
Really don't think I can handle anything like being a cashier, would be too nervous meeting a bunch of random people and I'm terrible at math. Don't really know what to apply for besides stocking jobs.
>>17520431
What did he mean by this?
And I'm being pressured pretty hard to get one, so no.

>>17520443
He was being sarcastic. Of course the job isn't going to come to you. Of course you should get a job, you're an adult. Do you think your parents should be forced to support a fully capable adult because of ~confidence~ issues? Grow up and just go out and do it, you won't get better at anything unless you try.

>>17520517
You're probably right anon.
I'm just really scared of fucking things up I guess, but I have to get one.

>>17520290
Get a job. At least you have your OWN money by the end of the month. You'd be surprised how important that is.

>>17520443
find a pizza place, preferably a mom and pop rather than a chain, and apply there
its an easy job, workable hours and generally you get free food
alternatively, dishwasher or line cook