22 year old neet here. If any of you more experienced neets

killing yourself is the route to optimized happiness

>>38833166
That's nothingness, not happiness.

>>38833166
don't give him the cheat code too early on in his playthrough, let him experience the game for himself

>>38833011
whiskey & vidya

>>38833011
quint get

>>38833011
make a gaming PC setup

>>38833330
>>38833360
I'm already doing these things. I don't really need a gaming pc, because I mostly play old console emulators.

What's your exact situation? Where do you get your NEETbux? This is critical.

If you're supported by your parents, your time is limited, so plan accordingly and get out ASAP.

If you're on gov't assistance, that's a bit better, live small and shelter your assets using someone you trust.

If you're living independently, watch your costs, work when you need to, and don't exceed your PI / SWR.

>>38833011
library books and free online lectures

Do a little experience with psychedelics and weed

then shave and cut your hair after a nice shower

eventually you'll need to move out though still gotta make some NEETbux everyonce in a while

Was NEET until 28. My advice is to enjoy it while you can, but plan for the day when you can't be NEET anymore. And yes, this day WILL come eventually (unless you're born into a rich family and never have to work) DO NOT just sit idle. DO NOT just waste your time stagnating in some hobbies that only serve the purpose of wasting time. Treat NEET mode as Cocoon mode. Learn some shit about the world, or a marketable skill, or develop a talent. Do more than just play vidya, watch movies/shows, read fiction books, and masturbate all day every day.

Reading Carl Jung really help me while being neet.

>>38834533
fucking this.
though you can play vidya, and all that stuff you have to use your time wisely.
learn a trade you can use to work independently. learn how to play an instrument.
learn a language, learn how to paint. all of these things will help you permanently avoid ever having to wagecuck for a barely liveable amount of money.