NEET/shut-in improvement thread!

>neets asking neets for help
>massive coulda-woulda-shoulda circlejerk
>total inertia
>no action
>give each other emotional support when you regress into your gross neety ways, thus enabling more neetdom

why though?

>>17709873
I was actually able to get out of being a NEET through these threads. Sadly there is just a circle jerk most of the time.

On top of that I'm not much happier. There's a lot more trouble for the majority of us than just not having cash. Now I just spend more money eating out at different restaurants and games I don't play.

Of course that's helped clear up some of the social anxiety though so that's nice I guess. Probably a little bit better when it comes to that then I was in high school.

>>17709908
Gratz for escaping neetdom. Real human bean. I bet there's a cartoon porn gold mine on your discord though.

>>17709922
Actually I don't use discord. Even my hard drive barely has any of that on it.
I do have the sad panda extension though.

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>>17709873
That's not what the thread or discord are like at all. We push each other to improve and offer advice and encouragement. Everyone's at different levels of self-improvement and able to offer perspective on other people's problems. We've got a few people who're struggling with leaving the house, and many people who used to struggle with that. They share what worked for them and how they broke that cycle, and cheer them up when they fail so that instead of them being too depressed to try again, they decide to go out that same day. We have people who do the same for how they got a job, or re-entered college, or how they handle talking to people, or making friends, and so on.

It's genuinely a really nice place.

>>17710418
Not really, it just a venting space with live reactions.

So I landed myself a job... working in a call centre. I made an effort in my interview but knowing that I was successful instantly brought back memories of how much I hated my last call centre position.

Fucking hell.

>>17711827
Congratulations! See if you can't make any friends at your new job to make your life more bearable. I can't imagine you'll ever really like the job part of it, but a work friend might make the experience a bit more tolerable.

If you can't or if that's not enough to make your job tolerable, keep looking for a different kind of job and quit once you're somewhere better.