adulthood

>>35432002
I lived one year apart of my family for a stufying. It was a pain in the ass during seven month. I wasn't abble to do and to think about what an adult should do. I still can't and I now I'm just going to be another thing than a NEET or a wageslave in some month.

>>35432101
responsabilities are such a burden, why childish and failed people are expected to have the same responsabilities by the society?

im 22 and im moving on my own to a bigger city this july, and yeah, I feel dumb, like any 22 yrs old male is more prepares than me to take responsabilities, some guys of my age make me feel like im a child, I don't know anything about economy, paying taxes, I feel like people it's going to take adventage on me and Im going to have to ask my mom to solve my problems, for example last month I went to a conference room to listen a college profesor, It took 1 hour to find the place and I didnt even know if it was the right room because it was full already, so I walked around the city until I gain courage to ask, any normal guy would have asked first without even care but I ran like a embarrased kid

my mom is trusting that I do fine so Im trying to become an adult, first of all, know all the ways that someone can trick you, learn about finances, dont be impulsive when is about money or work, remember that as a adult male you literally have the right word over everyone, idk about family , so long im not planning to take that responsabilitie, of course implying i have any. chances of getting a gf and have a kid

>>35432233
Society don't want to admit we are not able to have responsabilities.

>>35432002
I ran away from home when I was 16. The government gave me some financial assistance, but I pretty much had to figure out everything for myself. I didn't figure anything out and just sort of sat in the basement suite I rent for 10 years or however long it's been.