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The NEET Cycle cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 08:45:28 No.194959

Is it real? What do you think? Personally, I'm not sure because I've never really been a NEET.

NEET is not only a lifestyle but also a personality type. He is a product of genetics, having a low clustering of dopamine receptors, which makes him generally numb to the stimuli of his environment, causing him to become easily bored and disengage with it. This is the beginning of the NEET cycle.

1 -Become bored with the environment/world

2 -Disengage with it and do nothing

3 -Become depressed and try to do reengage with the environment/world to alleviate depression (loop back to phase 1)

The cycle intensifies effect with each subsequent loop, and therefore the longer one is stuck in it, the harder it is to break out of. Thus as time passes, the harder one will have to work to get back to his normal level of functioning. In severe cases, depression becomes so chronic that he may never recover and will spend the rest of his life in a state of virtual non-being. Becoming a catatonic NEET is something best avoided.

https://aeolipera.wordpress.com/2019/02/02/guestboast-the-neet-cycle/

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cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 12:31:37 No.194961

I became a NEET because any time I did something, something went wrong. And every time I waited dyears to finally get the courage to do something, I would fail or find out that I can't do it because of legal/money obstacles. So the only winning move is to do absolutely nothing.

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cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 12:52:32 No.194962

The NEET cycle is real IMO.

>got bored of high school and dropped out

>fried my brain/dopamine receptors on MMOs for years. got bored and tried to fix my life

>went to TAFE. lost interest after a few months and scraped by barely passing

>spent another year as a neet after that

>tried to find a job

>worked hard for two years straight, saved tons of money, bought a car, cool computer stuff, video games, etc.

>realised life is still boring

>got given benzos and SSRIs by a doctor but quit my job anyway

>went to uni. got bored and felt disconnected, dropped out after one semester

>got another job a year later

>got cut off from benzos and couldn't handle the stress and anxiety anymore

>spent another two years as a neet, feeling more useless and pathetic than ever while my brain got used to not being on benzos anymore

Cumulatively I've spent 7 years as a neet. My longest stretch was 4 years. I never reengaged with society properly after that. I was (and still am) socially stunted and have nothing in common with the people I worked with. I can genuinely say I haven't had any friends in 13 years. There's no coming back from it.

At the end of the day I did manage to find meaning in my life. I came up with some goals and ambitions that will get me away from the things I dislike about life. I'm working towards a humble life with financial freedom, that's all a neet can really ask for.

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cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 13:47:37 No.194963

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How the fuck are so many aussies NEETs? I thought you're also anglos too whose parents kick their children out as soon as they graduate high school.

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cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 14:11:10 No.194964

>>194963

Can't get a job because chinks and pajeets have stolen them all.

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cunt 02/04/19 (Mon) 14:18:10 No.194965

>>194963

It's normal to live with your parents into your early 20s in Australia. Youth unemployment is twice the national average, and worse in rural areas. It's difficult to enter the rental market without a full time job. House prices are heavily inflated due to Chinese investment and population growth via migration.

There's also easy access to welfare for the unemployed, with no time limit of how long they can continue to claim it. Relative to the cost of living, it's not a lot of money, but it's still very reasonable amount of money if you're living with your parents.

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cunt 02/10/19 (Sun) 11:30:17 No.194996

>>194962

>worked hard for two years straight, saved tons of money, bought a car, cool computer stuff, video games, etc.

>realised life is still boring

>got given benzos and SSRIs by a doctor but quit my job anyway

are you still on SSRI's? they're probably why you failed at uni, and why you quit your job.

You can't dig out of the whole you're in while you're on NPC pills.

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cunt 02/10/19 (Sun) 13:15:48 No.194997

>>194996

Nah, I've been off them for years. I learned my lesson and have a strong aversion to the pills that doctors push now.

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