NEET here. Assuming I live to ~60 I've got another 33 years

>>35381715
why not kill yourself right now?

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>He bought into the NEET meme

Look up literature, learn a skill and try to do something outside. Being a NEET is depressing because every day is the same, you just have to somehow break that cycle or you won't make it more than a few years let alone decades.

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>>35381768
>implying every day isnt the same when you are a wagie

>>35381715
How much money do you get? Would make it easier to give recommendations if I knew how much you had to work with.

>>35381785
Wagies at least have money to sustain their autistic hobbies.

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Try to win the Iottery.

>>35381785
It is the same, I'm not implying any differently. But repeating a wagecuck's mistakes when you have the freedom as a NEET is foolish. You have 33+ years hopefully to master a skill or do something meaningful with your life. Don't piss it all away crying on anonymous image boards

>>35381803
Wagies don't have hobbies, autistic or otherwise, because their entire day is taken up with working, traveling to work, or preparing for work.

>>35381715
>films
>music
>vidya
>literature
>tv shows

And all that's just what's offered to you as a passive consumer of art only.

>>35381833
Then how come I have the time and money for autistic hobbies?

>>35381790
Yes, this. You may actually be in serious trouble, depending on the nature of that pension. If it's a fixed amount, inflation over that time will slowly erode your buying power.

Also, what is your housing situation? If you're renting, that goes up slowly over time too, accelerating the process.