I've been a NEET for 3 years and you're going to tell

heh, 4 years but I have a gf and a sportsbike so it's probably still a hit OP. dont worry though I feel like shit, have debt and I'm an addict so we're still sort of in this together. good luck eh ?

8 years, but stopped for now.
Go out occasionally, after a while it really fucks with what little socialskill you might posses.

I was one for 6 years. At age 30 I got bored and got a job/went back to school though.

Lack of social skills only sucked for a little while. They're easy to learn though. I assume this is because humans are inherently social creatures. Plus I didn't have legit autism or anything, just agoraphobia/anxiety, which can be improved upon with exposure therapy.

>>38642160
>autism or anything, just agoraphobia/anxiety,
Can I have a bit of both, since that makes relearning it all so much fun.
Still fucked at things like bodylanguage and eyecontact.
It is good enough to function, but nothing more.

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>>38641998

9 years here

get out of NEET while you still can unless thou want to suffer lonely life of extreme depression and constant suicidal thoughts

>>38642342

I'm mentally fucked and am only happy in extreme isolation.

I do however wish I were achieving more, just getting through the day and making a bit of money or something would be perfect.

>>38642520

>I'm mentally fucked and am only happy in extreme isolation.

you say that now but lets see in another 6 years anon

was NEET from age 17 to 24
after that i did some internships / job-hunting but nothing ever came of it.
Just acquired my GED at the ripe old age of 29. Better late than never I guess.

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TFW 4 year neet career over. My wagecuckery begins on saturday.

>>38641998
I've been NEET for 7 years, I couldn't care less about friends or the outside world, I just want affection from a woman. But the amount of effort required for me to climb out of this hole that I've dug for myself(and that others have dug for me) isn't worth the reward, much less the promise of it only being a possibility. This is assuming that I even could fix myself, and at this point the psychological damage is probably already done, regardless of whether or not I could become financially independent.