NEET and robot /recovery/ thread

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This week has been phenomenal. I started my diet, didn't go off track and hit the gym three times; that's more than I've done in the last nine months combined. I intend to change my lifestyle for the better, and once I'm confident enough, get a job and go full wageslave mode.

There's hope for everyone, guys.

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>>35120751
Keep up the good work. I'm proud of you, anon.

>>35120656
Got a job recently

I think I might get fired because I do nothing but stand around, even though my trainer hasn't really taught me anything

>>35120751
how old are you anon?

orgnic

>>35120794
22, birthday in may.

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How does one go from being a robot who rarely ever sees people irl to becoming a wagie?

bump because it's too young to die :(

>>35120656
This is a good thread.

I'm 33 and a robot. I work full time in a tiny office with two other men with whom I don't hang out outside of work. I moved to this new place three years ago for the job and have no friends or family here. All I do is work, come home to my unfurnished bedroom (I sleep on the floor), and shitpost. I can't take it much longer.

Ideas for how to escape this hell:
* Stop jerking it to porn all the time (I've got bad brain fog)
* Volunteer
* Join a church (I'm not even Christian)
* Take a fun community college class
* Join a workout/running group
* Start working part-time (full-time work leaves me too drained to do anything else during the week)

I have no idea what to do, those are just random ideas. Help an oldfag out.

be 27
FINALLY get interview at fast food gig
"what do you do for spare time"
"can you lift 50lbs"
"do people like to be around you"
"what makes you panda material"
>didn't get the panda express job
>apply to grocery store that I love
>some older lady in her mid 30s with a resume full of exp gives it to the manager
>don't even bother to to call back because I can't compete with some big tittied bubbly woman with more exp
>Apply to winco
>only 2 families of Asians work there because they bring them in through nepotism
>going to trucking school to drive bus
>too dumb for school because was in special ed
>tfw Automation is coming

Shameless bump because this thread started great.

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>>35120656
This is the biggest one: avoiding people who might know you.

>>35122114
I've started to get out more and my secret weapon is probably just going out in the early morning, when no one is out

>>35120751
Good job Dick Strokes.

>>35122222
good digits

consider them checked

you fags realize this isn't going to change much of anything right? you're still a robot until you either become part of a social circle or get a girlfriend, preferably both. you will still be miserable even if you become a wageslave and start lifting or whatever.
t. already tried all of this stuff

>>35120895
Get a job in a restaraunt, preferably sevice industry. If you decide to cook be prepared to prep and cook your ass off all. Service side is good because eventually it becomes your job to be social, then you can refine your social skills and work at the same time.

>>35122281
>lifting doesn't effect social situations
>wageslave doesn't put you in more social situations
>wageslave doesn't give you opportunities to make new friends, potentially gf
>lifting doesn't give you opportunities to make new friends, potentially gf

Yeah, you're right, I should just stay home and shitpost on r9k.

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24 years old.

So I finally started fixing my mental health. Spent a couple weeks in a psych ward and i'm still visiting it, but not sleeping there anymore. Feeling a lot more stable with the new medicine.

Started doing stretches an exercises daily, for 15min in the morning and 15min in the evening. So far so good.

Goals for the next 30 days :
*Fix my sleep schedule
*Gamedev daily for atleast 2 hours
*Go outside more(atleast 30min walk every 2nd day)
*Eat regularly(3 proper meals / day)

recovering robot, i got into a car accident almost four years ago. it pretty much made me a neet except for going to therapy and the gym. i have a personal trainer he puts me on the machines or gets me the weights. my last day at being at the hospital i tried asking a girl out. i got cockblocked by another girl. i lost two girls there, one i forgot she was engaged, and another girl her mom told me not to see her "it's a hospital, not a bar ask your friends to take you out." me being at hospital and therapy my friends moved.

>>35122281
>already tried all of this stuff
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>>35120656
>neet recovery
Why?
The neet life is the best.
No work, no trivial social stress.
Why would anyone want to go back to work, specially if you've got neetbux income?
This is the dumbest thread I've ever seen on 4chan.

>>35122713
Because these days it's quite easy to be a NEET and still get an income. It wont be enough to buy you a house, but better than neetbux. And the work is basically you being in bed.

>>35122753
>won't be enough to buy a house
Wrong, anon.
Sux for neets on SSI alone.
I draw veterans and SSI benefits.
More than enough to buy a house, 22k a year.
Plus the VA laon I have available.
In fact, I'll be buying one in the next few years.
Still homing in on what state I want to settle in.

>>35120656

My advice to you robots that need to boost your social skills. Get a job where you interact with a lot of people such as security, sales, retail, etc...

Yes you have to be a "WAGEKEK LOL SHEKELBERG BITCH" but honestly it's not too bad and you get paid at least.

Next up is to start lifting or for most of us who need to lose weight: cardio, cutting out fast food, and disciplining ourselves.

29 yo neet living with parents.

I'm thinking of moving to another city to start again. My fear of running into my old friends have kept me in this room for 2 years now. I miss the freedom terribly. Problem is I have no money, no job, no skills, so I would still be dependent on my parents.

Do you think I should do it? I'm not really sure what I'm gonna do in a new city though. I don't want to fall into the old habits of just staying home playing games all day or something.

Please give some advices. Thank you.

>>35123480
Spoiler alert: you WILL fall into old habits.
You first need to fix your fear problem and quite literally, go out.
Don't know if you have any professional experience or related, but work on that, try to make some money and keep that new city in mind as motivation.
You need to keep moving, too. All the changes in the world are worth nothing if you don't keep doing them.
In the words of the old master: just do it.

>>35122832
22k a year is enough to get a house? I was under the impression that 20k is only enough for an apartment.

I need to conquer my social anxiety, or at least lessen it. Right now I want to go to this local coffee shop and have some coffee and food, but I pussied out the last time I wanted to go and can't even get myself to go in. The reason i'm afraid to go in is because I'm afraid I'll be the only customer or one of few, and that people I don't know will start talking to me. And then of course I'll spill my spaghetti and because super nervous and sweaty, which will make it worse. Why can't I just turn off my brain?

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It's been two and a half years since last time I was a NEET. I am making it.

>>35120656
recovery plan, recover from being psychically disabled through doctors, end game: nice wife and life. I hope I can get there robots.

>>35120789
Same here, started last week. I could tell that the guy training me had been coasting for years; uninterested in the work, gave me no positive impressions about the job, and would disappear whenever my back was turned, leaving me to fend to fend for myself.

Whenever there's downtime, I make myself look busy by walking around and helping direct people to where they need to go

>>35121604
You could also go and get a bed, anon. How you live at home reflects how you present yourself outside. Sleeping on the floor is poverty-tier

>>35120751
Good fucking work anon

>>35122222
Seems Kek really likes the name Dick Strokes.

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>>35120656
who here /donenothingtoimprovetheirlivessincethelastthread/?

I guess the main challenge in going for a walk would be finding the motivation to do it and believing that I am getting anything positive out of it at all.

>>35123770
If I can afford 600 a month for rent and still pay all my bills and live comfortably, I can easily handle a 300-400$ month mortgage plus insurance.
If you don't blow tons of money every month on random shit, 22k a year is pretty cozy living.
Even if I spurg out and buy something major that month I always have 300$ or more left over.
I can easily afford a house. Just not a fucking mansion in the middle of Manhattan.
Which I'm fine with.