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NEET (4)

1 Name: Shun : 2015-06-18 11:07 ID:w0D5LeAV [Del]

Hi, I know that there is one thread already about neet, but it's not active so... yeah.

Anyway was wondering how many are NEET's here and what do you normaly do at home?!?

Because I really can't stand it anymore, I want to do something, been a Neet for a while, but I can't stand it anymore.
And going out is a no no! For me, don't feel like going out and see all those people outside! ( I only do go out if I have to)

I do want to go back to school and study, but! I am not so good with people!

Anyway, was wondering if anyone else that could give me any advice what you can do with your life ? If you don't have money,a job,or education and etc!!!

Any ideas ???

2 Name: Yuukio : 2015-06-18 11:25 ID:KnIK+2MO [Del]

You can do self-study about things you might find interesting.

What I find interesting are urban legends, phenomenons, physics theories, theories of human psychology, programming, languages, cool hacks, en-cryptography, stenography, acupuncture, herbs, cookery, music theory, music instruments, martial arts, looking at trends to currencies, learning cultures of foreign lands, origami, knitting, sewing, designing, drawing, writing a short imaginative story, dismantling items and assembling them back for knowledge or for fun, solving puzzle games...

At least doing things that interest you is more productive than doing nothing. You might never know if you might cultivate talents in something unique that normal people do not have.

3 Name: Shun : 2015-06-18 11:43 ID:w0D5LeAV [Del]

yeah that is true,
Thanks yuukio, Will try them all out. one at a time!
Better then doing nothing at all.

4 Name: ShinAttha : 2015-06-19 19:56 ID:ciecn1NH [Del]

Just go outside and enjoy nature or try doing sports (I interpreted going out in context with people) After riding my bike or running a bit, I often feel like I've accomplished something, even if it's just the feeling of exhaustion. Depending on your situation, getting a dog might be a good idea, since it's a living being that depends on you and forces you to take a walk from time to time.
As >>2 already pointed out, study or train something. Especially once education leaves your daily routine, I think it's a good idea to start learning a language as a hobby. Of course you could also try art or literature or anything that interests you.