NEET rehab

>>35628052
I started by teaching myself howr to program. Now I'm trying to get a job as a coder

>>35628052
>get a job
>go back to school
>learn a valuable skill
These are basically your only options. I don't think there is any "sure fire" way to escape the NEET life. It's very difficult to get out of once you're in deep.

>>35628142
How do you repair the damage to your social skills after years of being a hikikomori?

>>35628302
what is a valuable skill you can learn in a few months or a year that will at least put you above minimum wage

>>35628052
I'm a 47 year old NEET and still live with my parents so I don't know and I don't care. I've lived as a NEET this long, I'm prepared to die as a NEET

>>35628052
I assumed at least a quarter of people in general had considered suicide.

>>35628315
>interact with people
>talk to people
>embarrass yourself
>repeat until fixed

Not that guy, and I haven't succeeded at all myself, so I'm just guessing.

>>35628343
Programming seems to be the most common one. I don't seem to have the brainpower for it myself though.

>>35628052

>1/4

Did the other 3/4's lie and pretend everything was ok?

bumping because we need this thread.