I recently turned 25. I never went to college. I was NEET after

Move back home. Otherwise you'll be homeless soon enough.

Are you me writing this from when apparently I finally get on some sort of anti depressant?

>>18034398

... wow almost mirror situation I've been in. I hate my job too and can't stand working long periods either. If moving back with your parents isn't an option, then it'll be hard. My biggest issue is feeling comfortable. If you can find a job anywhere feeling comfortable then do it and stick with it. Try and find one that's full time. You'll be a wage slave but if you like the job or at least the people in it, you'll be able to manage.

Go full time, Anon.
Your mind will be busy

Take adderall. It could be the best decision of your life and might even turn your life around.

>>18034398
Laziness usually happens because your mind isn't engaged enough. Start with some self help books. There are tons of topics for improvement so just choose one and start reading. As you read, you'll find how relevant and mirroring the story applies to you and that will prevent you from quitting reading.
Also try to get physical copies instead of digital/pdf.
You could also try a religion/church. Tons of people who'd lend an open ear.

Gl anon, it's gonna be okay

>>18034443
Tell me more about this drug, how can one get a hold of it? (Not OP)

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>>18034398
Sorry mate and I know it's shit but drop the meds and give it a go. What's the worst that can happen? Everyone else is out in the big bad world too, you know

>>18034398
I know how you feel anon, my parents are pretty old too and my sister though happens to be in her thirties still acts like a child. I am in your shoes so I can relate but I would try to limit the meds I take in (I haven't done that personally because I'm afraid of that shit). See your therapist if you need help and have the right attitude, you'll see how you can turn shit around anon. It's possible.

>>18034398
>I am way below the poverty line already
Your state probably has an assistance program that you qualify for. I make under ~24,000 in MN but too much too qualify for medicaid so I get what is essentially a super comfy insurance plan for a subsidized rate. Way it should be for everybody desu.

>>18034398
You do realize 35 hours every week is considered full time? 32 hours or greater is considered full-time employment. 50 hours a week is usually low/mid tier management work in retail, food service, or hotels. Full time jobs away from customers like warehouse work, commercial service (Goodwill laundry facilities, etc.) keep you from having a lot of interaction with customers, supervisors, etc. and if your depression affects your mood will let you just robot all day with decent pay.

>>18035269

He said no more than 35 hours a week, so that typically means "flexible schedule" bullshit as in they may give him 35 hours one week, but on average he's looking at around 15-20 hours, possibly.

>>18034398

Medicaid? I have it and it works okay.

>>18035315
I'm aware of what I said, I was making sure he understood that 35 every week is a fairly standard full time schedule, so he won't be doing anything more than his current worst.