/hikki/ - Hikikomori

>>155

Living the dream.

This is the bedroom of a Japanese hikki Youtuber.

>>364

I like his room. Small and comfy. I want that kind of room. Not too big, just small enough for myself.

I kinda envy the kind of rooms they have in Japan. Usually small and even if it looks like it's tight space everywhere you go, it's not that bad.

>>614

Nice room anon though if i had that room i wouldn't like those windows because of all the sunlight coming in if i was spending the majority of my life in that room i would put blankets or curtains over those windows.

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>>622

Pretty comfy room anon the setup in the first pic actually reminds of Death Note for some reason i think L had a similar setup like that.

>>150

>middle-right

/comfy/ tbh.

>>450

>way too clean/organized

sure you're hikki BO?

>>614

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>>622

same question

>>635

>>way too clean/organized

>sure you're hikki BO?

Yes I'm just one of those hikkis who likes to keep clean for the most part didn't care about it in my early hikki years but in recent years have started to keep clean because if I'm gonna spend the majority of my time in my room may as well keep that room neat and orderly, and throw away as much garbage as possible whenever i can though i still have a very bad hoarding habit and sometimes i forget to clean there is a pile of crap on my dresser that you can't see in the picture.

>>635

Personally, if I'm gonna spend the large majority of my life in my room, I'd rather it be a pleasant place to be in.

>>635

sometimes i leave room indeed

>>746

>sometimes i leave room indeed

Well we all have to to eat and use the bathroom unless you're one of those hikkis who takes it to the extreme.

These setups make me feel like I'm even failing at being a hikki. I look at your clean rooms with nice stuff and I look around at the trash on my floor and the fact I'm using old boxes for furniture for my tv and stuff and just am stricken with misery.

>>859

For a long time I only had a laptop and a dinky metal-framed desk. It's hard getting a solid amount of money being hikki.

>>860

How did you get money? I don't even have 2 cents to rub together, and that's the biggest concern, I worry every day something that is holding me together is going to break and I can't replace it.

>>861

For a month I did a contract, remote programming work. That seems the only way to get any kind of income, sadly. Either that or social security/disability, which my family is pushing for me to do. But I'm already severely depressed as it is. What a way to make me feel even more a loser; having the government take care of me.

Shit gets worse if you let it. It breaks if you let it, as we know.

>>862

I should try to learn programming then, it always felt like a monumental task because I'm a dumbass failure with no skills. I dropped out of school when I was 14 due to horrific bullying and never learned beyond elementary school math. Is there a way to crash course all the math I need to know to even begin learning programming? Is it worthwhile to do? I'm already 30 years old, god damn, life really passes you by…

>>863

For the type of work that is remote, you don't need to know much, if any math beyond elementary stuff.

I really recommend working through https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/book.pdf as an introduction to programming. For a Lisp environment download https://portacle.github.io/ and read that entire page.

For remote work, javascript and python are usually what seems wanted. Work is found via shitty Hacker News "Who's hiring" threads and remote contract sites.

And it's not a monumental task, but it is a long-term one. This stuff takes a while before it starts clicking and you feel confident. Expect to feel like a dumbass for a while. I still do.

>>863

And I know your situation, I'm pretty similar in regards to dropping out of school. Really if I think about it, I only finished middle school. I did my freshman year in highschool before dropping out, and my math knowledge isn't beyond basic algebra. I really should learn more.

I just turned 20.

>>864

Thanks so much anon, I'll give these a look asap. I'm going to clean my room right now so I at least feel better about that in the meantime.

>>865

Yeah, I spent my entire freshman year in high school wandering around campus alone and trying to ditch school before I eventually just dropped out, and in middle school it felt like I learned nothing anyway and passed with straight Fs because there was some law I think that made it so they can't hold kids back in middle school unless a parent agrees to it. I had been bullied as long as I can remember, I wasn't cut out for those public schools, not that they were really conductive to learning anyway. They were already full of gang members and pregnant kids drinking and smoking in the bathrooms by the time I hit 13. Such is life in a ghetto, I guess.

>>614

This is great, very comfy. I wish I could have loads of plants in my room but outside my window is a street and people would be able to see in so I have my curtains drawn all the time.

>>879

I drink Pepsi too.

>>880

I love Pepsi, I drink 3 or 4 cans a day. I should probably slow down tbh, or I won't be a skelly much longer. My favorite is the real sugar Pepsi

>>884

Do you keep your fridge right next to your computer? I've been thinking about doing that so I don't have to get up as much

I loved all soda, I used to drink a 12 pack a day but it made me fat as fuck and was really fucking up my teeth so I had to stop mostly because the thought of going outside to a dentist and having someone touch me terrified me.

>>886

>Do you keep your fridge right next to your computer?

Actually yes i do it's very convenient.

>>892

Fuck I just need to get one of those and a toilet and I'm set for life

>>895

>Fuck I just need to get one of those and a toilet and I'm set for life

I've always dreamed of having my own room with a bathroom attached to it so i wouldn't have to use the bathroom in the hallway.

>>896

The basement here has one about 20 feet away but it's still a pain to have to get up. I won't sink as low as pissbottles though

>>897

>I won't sink as low as pissbottles though

Same not that desperate.

Best thread ever

>>888

I'm in a similar situation. I love soda, but I'm a bit overweight, so now I limit myself to 1 8oz. can per day. I'm really trying to focus on portion control in general. It takes a fair bit of willpower and I do alright most days, but it's a slow process with even slower results.

>>897

>>899

Glad I'm not the only one. For all the time I've spent on chans, it still surprises me when people post time-stamped pictures of their pissbottle collections, as if it's a point of pride. I do tend to get pretty lazy, but I don't think I could ever allow myself to have such poor hygiene as to piss in bottles, especially not to the point of building up a collection.

>>957

> For all the time I've spent on chans, it still surprises me when people post time-stamped pictures of their pissbottle collections, as if it's a point of pride

I actually in all of my years on chans have never seen that before tbh.

>>957

>'m in a similar situation. I love soda, but I'm a bit overweight, so now I limit myself to 1 8oz. can per day. I'm really trying to focus on portion control in general. It takes a fair bit of willpower and I do alright most days, but it's a slow process with even slower results.

I too am trying to cut back on soda

>>1513

It's pretty good quiet and peaceful for the most part, I have everything I need, I'll post more pics later. :)

>>1503

That's pretty cool tbh. Also I like the fact that you took a pic of your pirate flag on its own for this thread. A very /comfy/ reply

>>1554

Thanks anon glad you liked it.

>>1788

it's been snowing on and off where i live.

>>1789

Sorry, I finally figured out how to hold the phone so they aren't upside down next time, I'm about 100 miles north of Chicago. We don't don't have any snow that has stuck yet but it's coming.

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>>1791

Nice setup anon your room looks so comfy.

>>1792

>Sorry, I finally figured out how to hold the phone so they aren't upside down next time,

That's okay anon when i open your photos i just open them in a new tab because than they aren't upside down when i do that.

I wish I had a room on a second floor with a ceiling angle. It's seems like it would be comfy to sleep under.

>>1504

Is that a tonfa next to your fridge?

>>1801

>Is that a tonfa next to your fridge?

No they are extra tv stands that i am currently not using and underneath is my power strip where my fridge tv vcr bluray player and phone charger are all plugged into.

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>>1806

Wish i had this nice of a view.

>>1808

>I don't speak Chinese.

Are you learning though??.

>>1809

I used a English Chinese Translator App, it actually worked very well, I was there for a computer class. I never left my room but I had to go there for a private lesson. But I couldn't deal with it and had to leave. Now I'm back in my room north of Chicago, I've been there for ever. The trip was the hardest thing I ever did in my life, I didn't know if I was going to make it or not. But I'm still alive, I'll stay where I am now until death I depart. I've been practicing meditation for over 10 years and can turn off my 5 senses at will, it took a long time to gain that skill. It's the only thing that keeps my head screwed on when I get in a crowd of people.

>>1814

Everyone takes pics with all lights on because cheap phone cameras are bad and they wouldnt capture shit in the dark

>>1818

>Everyone takes pics with all lights on because cheap phone cameras are bad and they wouldnt capture shit in the dark

I know but i'm asking if most of the other hikkis on here like their rooms dark or with the lights on so they can see??.

>>1821

>If I go blind

You should already know that's a myth created by your mother. Put filters on your screens if you really care, but it has the same effect with the lights on or off

>>1822

>That's a myth

How so??.

>>1828

>I have a big window in my room, and the only things I can see outside that window are trees and woodland creatures, so I don't mind opening my blinds to let the natural light come in

I do this during the spring and summer time and the only things outside my windows are grass and trees also do open my windows for fresh air but i never put my window blinds up all the way because i value my privacy and i'm pretty sure most other hikkis do as well.

>There is something comforting about the darkness though. I guess it's because during the night everyone is asleep and everything is quiet, which makes it feel like there is no world outside our rooms.

I too like this feeling.

>>1835

hermit has spirituality

hikkis as you described them dont

>>1837

>hermit has spirituality

>hikkis as you described them dont

People can still find peace with themselves while being hikikomori.

>>1829

>i never put my window blinds up all the way because i value my privacy and i'm pretty sure most other hikkis do as well.

Like I said, the only things outside my window are trees. No one could look in on me even if they wanted to. If it weren't for that, my blinds would be closed all the time as well. You're right though, It's common for hikkis to be very private people, myself included. In fact that's what separates us most from a simple NEET, we are completely shut in, rather than just jobless and a bit introverted.

>>1834

>he tried to reintegrate back into Japanese society and got a job but walked out on it because of societal pressure and anxiety

I feel sorry for him. It must have been awful for him to muster that courage and put forth an honest effort, only to be pushed back into seclusion. I hope he's doing alright.

>>1835

I like to put one small, really orange lightbulb on a wall just above my head's height, gives it the feeling of being in a cave with one torch. Darkness is nice too

>>1849

>I like to put one small, really orange lightbulb on a wall just above my head's height, gives it the feeling of being in a cave with one torch. Darkness is nice too

I use to have something like that a few years back.

>>1844

>i was pushed back into seclusion every time i tried to reintegrate back into society

Sorry to hear that, anon. Sometime in the next few months, I plan to make one last all-in push to get my life together and get a career. If that doesn't work out then I'm going to Plan B, which is to put all my effort into finding a way to work from home. Plan C is suicide.

>>1849

That's some kind of prehistoric-style comfy right there. Sounds nice.

>>1852

Right now i am trying to find a way to work from home.

>>1904

Looks comfy anon do you have more photos?.

>>2228

Nice room anon I like that bed looks comfy.

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>>2241

>Should note that all the non man child shit on the walls is not mine as this was my uncles storage room for all his hats and other antique-store crap before i moved in

How long have you lived in that room anon??.

>>2244

oh i dunno, more than a year i guess

why?

>>2246

>why?

Just wondering i guess so why did you become a hikki??.

>>2247

Oh i've been hikki for 5 years. Pretty common spiral from a disinterest in school to dropping out to complete isolation for a long time. I'm here now because my dad died and my mother is crazy. At one of my lowest points of total isolation sleeping during the day, piss bottles, for almost a month of not speaking to anyone in my very active and full house my mom went on some crazy tirade screaming at me one morning because she thought i was just ignoring her because i'm an asshole and told me to get the fuck out. I knew she was just having a fit but i was in such a bad place and so tired of my mother i did a very hard thing and called my uncle and asked if i could go live with him. So now i'm here and i don't talk to my mother. The amount of stress i deal with here is minimal compared to living at home but i'd say overall i'm worse now just by how much my mind has degraded over the years.

>>2249

I can relate anon my parents weren't the nicest of people either i'm sorry to hear that your situation is only getting worse hopefully over time it will all work itself out.

Are we here to commiserate or get better together? Are we interested in leaving our rooms at all?

>>2303

>Are we here to commiserate or get better together? Are we interested in leaving our rooms at all?

Some users want to recover from the lifestyle while others do not.

just imagine somthing like a room in a psych ward. not gonna post it because i got made fun of last time i did

>>2414

> not gonna post it because i got made fun of last time i did

Understandable

>>2414

>just imagine somthing like a room in a psych ward. not gonna post it because i got made fun of last time i did

Let's be honest here nobody on this board is going to make fun of you because we're all miserable fucks on here who can relate to each other.

>>2303

I want to get better. But it's nice to have a place to commiserate.

>>622

is that an espresso machine? wtf are you doing nigger

>>2440

ID probably changed by now, but I'm the same anon. And it's a coffee maker, yeah. One of the cheaper ones. I think this one was 80-ish bucks on discount. I've gotten a lot of use out of it, certainly. Trust me, the more contact with my family I can avoid, the better.

Why do you ask, and so aggressively at that?

>>2441

no aggression, just kind of surprised. do you actually use it to make espresso or do you put regular coffee grounds in it?

>>2462

actually does look very comfy. i need to get a real mattress. is there any way to browse comfy on a futon?

>>2462

Got any other photos??.

>>2464

I took a few but everything is white and I don't have much stuff and it looks very sterile. I think I should paint the room.

>>2473

cool posters

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>>2540

I like your room anon it reminds me of my old room when i lived with my parents.

>>2537

>I got on a plane to Texas shortly after I took these, I don't wanna make this a blog but my Dad has cancer and needs to move there for treatment. So I'm joining him. May take pictures of my new room when I fully move in, currently only have my computer.

I'm sorry to hear that anon hope your dad gets well soon was getting on the plane difficult at all?? also i've just realized after reading a lot of the post in this thread a lot of the users on here seem to be nomad-hikkis hikkis who live in multiple different rooms throughout their years of solitude due to certain circumstances

>>2543

It was terrible and I was sore for days from hauling around luggage, but we traveled at night and live in the middle of nowhere so the plane was nearly empty. Didn't help much that I'm afraid of heights and open spaces in general. I wanted to die when the tsa guy looked in my backpack and found my dakimora. If we weren't in public my Dad would've killed me for bringing it along, but I couldn't stand leaving her alone in my suitcase.

>>2547

> I'm afraid of heights

Me too actually

>I wanted to die when the tsa guy looked in my backpack and found my dakimora. If we weren't in public my Dad would've killed me for bringing it along, but I couldn't stand leaving her alone in my suitcase.

Why does your dad hate the fact that you own a waifu bodypillow??.

>>2549

>Why does your dad hate the fact that you own a waifu bodypillow??.

He's getting old and with the recent cancer scare he's probably worried about dying and his genes dying with me. He just wants what he thinks is best for me and I don't have the heart to tell him that It's not going to happen. I have neither will nor want to date or have sex with 3DPD, but he thinks I just need to "put myself out there and I'll find someone for me". Put simply he still has hope in me 'cause I'm not exceptionally ugly or something.

Besides that, I'm a khv and have never shown any interest in adult women, my waifu is a loli, and the daki was clothed but still lewd. He's probably put 1 and 1 together and found out I'm a pedo, but maybe I'm just paranoid.

>>2550

>He's probably put 1 and 1 together and found out I'm a pedo, but maybe I'm just paranoid.

Has your family ever asked you if you're gay??.

>>2530

looks like a death trap anon

but i like that tapestry on the wall

>>2564

>blackmailed out of my house

what? i'm very interested

>>155

My knees and ankles hurt just looking at it.

>>2303

Initially I wanted to get better but the way I saw society, relationships and the way normal people live their lives changed until it seemed repulsive to me. Now I'm just trying be as comfy as possible.

>>2586

>I wanted to get better but the way I saw society, relationships and the way normal people live their lives changed until it seemed repulsive to me. Now I'm just trying be as comfy as possible.

Same here anon

>>2599

>wire shelves

good taste, anon

>>2599

Very nice setup anon hey that painting on the wall did you post it in the art thread?? looks very familiar.

>>2610

>I know because it's one of the art pieces in Animal Crossing

Oh i know of those games but i've never played them.

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>>2827

Where is your bedroom/computer setup now?? also in that third pic those milk jugs look like piss bottles even though their not.

>>2829

It's distilled water for cooking because the city water is clorinated.

>>2836

>I got this inflatable bed on sale for $50

That's not a bad deal did you buy it online?? if yes where?? also on the inflatable bed that looks like one of those very tiny Japanese beds i always see in anime.

>>2835

Very comfy.

>>2838

I got it from Farm N Fleet right next door but you can probably find it online. I'm very lucky.

>>2843

A very nice culmination for a lifetime of suffering. So you see that it can be done, separate yourself from the emotion, and you have to be absolutely fearless, this takes time of course but it can be done.

"Fear leads to inactivity or to escape. But regular exposure to danger can overcome fear, for better or worse. The advice of a wise person is invaluable. Reckless acts must be avoided."

-Yijing

…we need apartment buildings for Hikikomori, where Young and old live together, helping, teaching, one another, those that can do more must be a living example and all of us can build our own communities and villages. :)

Take care (elder)

>>2845

>we need apartment buildings for Hikikomori, where Young and old live together, helping, teaching, one another, those that can do more must be a living example and all of us can build our own communities and villages. :)

I'm not so sure such an idea would ever work because if a hikikomori community or village were to exist it would be a ghost town we would all be in our rooms because that's where we always are.

>>2846

A LAN for the building could work. Something like a piratebox: Imageboard, filesharing, etc. only accessible from the building itself.

I think it would feel pretty nice to know that you're surrounded by people like yourself, even if you never see them.

>>621

Ahhh i see the shirt anon nice i would love to have one of those.

>>2856

>A LAN for the building could work. Something like a piratebox: Imageboard, filesharing, etc. only accessible from the building itself.

>I think it would feel pretty nice to know that you're surrounded by people like yourself, even if you never see them.

Actually that's a pretty cool idea.

>>2913

For the next step, everyone should move on to Second Life.

>>2916

i was thinking that but someone has to buy land first then make a donate jar to help pay off the land.

VR helmets even work with SL but if you wanna explore SL then be prepared to meet people still stuck in how they were in middle/high school with all the stereotypes.

most places are not listed so you have to know someone.

could even be like one of those anime themed MMOs where everyone is a hikki and nothing really happens but a trip to the food store.

>>2835

>mint

>not trisquel gnu/linux

why even try?

>>2473

my mom has the poster to the left on her wall

>>3038

Holy shit is that the original Xbox??.

>>3040

yup. got it for 24$ on kijiji. guy even delivered it too.

>>3041

>yup. got it for 24$ on kijiji. guy even delivered it too.

Nice that's a good deal actually.

>>3037

>>3038

That's a pretty comfy setup, anon. Cool Xbox too, my brother used to have one just like it. I like your room. I just wish you would have put on some pants before taking that picture, maybe a shirt too.

>>3038

Pretty cool, do you have Jet Set Radio Future? I have a few copies of it but no xbox, or tv.

>>3054

I have a lot of the same movies you do that's awesome anon.

>>3054

twooo

1 2 3 4

>>2839

Pretty jealous, are you getting more furniture? What are those lamps?

>>3037

>>3038

I'm moving into a small room similar to this and deciding which of my game consoles to bring, this does look pretty comfy though.

>>3051

yeah, just the disc though.

>>3037

>>3038

Slim or fat ps2?

>>3066

slim. can't find my mc though so i can't play like half of my collection and no mods either :(

>>3037

>>3038

Is that all your space?

>>3085

no behind the tv there is more room for storage and garbage bags. behind my couch there is empty space so it can fold out into a full bed.

>>3054

10/10 anon. I see a lot of classic movies/games on those shelves that could pull some serious cash if the need ever arises.

>>3099

Are you like renting out the basement or an apartment?

>>3121

Oh, you got Digimon? I loved that show as a kid.

>>3128

no, living in my parent's house atm got my own bedroom with a lock door so it's a pretty sweet deal not having to pay rent and free food.

>>3130

Nice setup.

>>3142

Thanks.

>>3210

I like your pc setup anon.

>>3212

thanks, I built the PC 3 years ago and it still works very well, left monitor I use for web pages right monitor I use for games

>>3214

> left monitor I use for web pages right monitor I use for games

I've never done anything like that now i wanna do something like that that's so cool.

>>3216

if you can afford a second monitor I recommend it, makes having a lot of applications running at the same time easier to deal with, checking guides when playing games that need them is more convenient also

>>3232

Ill. look into it thanks anon.

>>3300

my desk was pretty much like this before I cleaned it, it doesn't bother me until I have no room to put a glass or plate or something, then I'll clean it all, every 6 months or so. is that your PC on the left? it looks very small

>>3303

It is small. Does the job though.

>>3304

>Does the job though.

yes that's what that counts, I would be a little worried about it falling off the desk there

>>3306

There's enough space on the other side. First thing I'll be upgrading is the case.

>>3300

My computer desk was like that when i use to live with my parents got any other pictures of your room anon??.

>>3320

It's just my bed. Small room.

>>3397

>It's just my bed. Small room.

I lived in a room once that only had a computer and bed i moved around a lot with my dad after him and my mom broke up in 2010 we moved into this small house and upstairs i lived in a room by myself every few years we moved as long as i had a bed to sleep in and the computer was set up i was okay never cared about unpacking any of my other stuff and it would take me a week or 2 to finish unpacking.

>>3406

I've moved on average once every six-eight months since 2014. Becoming a pain in the arse.

>>3408

>I've moved on average once every six-eight months since 2014

So you're a nomad hikikomori?? if that makes any sense.

>>3431

More unlucky then anything.

>>3434

>More unlucky then anything.

I hear ya i would rather stay in one place than move every few 6-8 months if i was in your situation man.

>>3408

I know that feel. I used to move a lot when I was a kid which made it hard to maintain friendships. After a while, I stopped getting close to people because I knew I would just have to pick up and leave again someday. Aside from that, repeatedly packing and unpacking all of your worldly possessions gets very tiring. Now I try to keep as few things as possible, and I can pack and move all my things in a day or two if need be.

>>3565

Are you a British hikikomori??.

>>3569

Part British living in another part of the empire. I don't really care much about Britain I just am too lazy to take it down.

>>3169

Is that a piss bottle right next to your bed??.

>>3435

>>3440

I basically want to buy some land and start a farm mostly just bees. I'm kind of a recovering hikki while still being a hikki, it's confusing.

>>3607

no. just a water jug with water in it.

>>3624

>no. just a water jug with water in it.

I only keep a small water bottle in my fridge that i refill every time its empty.

>>4415

Nice setup, you just need a long range antenna and you can put your rig back inside before the rain takes it out.

I like how most of us keep our rooms rather tidy and clean, not a mess filled with cans and bottles in the floor like the media portrays us. Keep up the good work anons.

>got a free tv

>got a comfy chair

Now that I don't lay in bed with my laptop on my chest all day my bed seems a lot more comfy when I do get in it.

>>4415

Madman.

>>4420

My income is very low and it would take me a few months without internet to afford one but I'm not going to have internet again soon anyways so I guess I'll start saving. I'm also going to have to buy a patio umbrella for the rain soon.

>>4431

The internet is all I have in my life and I will take great strides in order to keep it.

>>4439

I thought that to myself when I stacked my PCs on top of each other on the edge of my balcony.

>>4448

>My income is very low and it would take me a few months without internet to afford one.

You can make your own usually with things you already have.

Search: https://www.startpage.com/

How to make a long range wifi antenna

elder<3

>>4448

Find someone in the building that will share their wifi with you for $10. a month, put a sign on the front door.

Wanted wifi share will pay, and see what happens.

elder

>>4428

Some of us probably do

>>3565

Nice to run into fellow fumo friend.

>>4449

I'll look into that thanks.

>>4450

That would kill me inside to ask for something like that, It's hard enought for the internet guy to come every 6 months for something normal.

Thanks for the help though maybe someday I'll grow a pair of balls.

>>4560

>someday I'll grow a pair of balls.

Eventually they change into brass. :D

>>4560

Pull something like that where I live and you'll get the police called on you. "BUT I HAVE BALLS!" Yeah, but now you're in jail…at least you can prove those balls by holding your own against the other people in jail lol…

>>4617

I'm not saying go to jail, but asking for help is necessary until you can do everything for yourself. Be careful, don't make others angry, it was just a suggestion.

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BO here i moved into a new room today i will post some pictures soon.

A Japanese hikikomori showing off his room on Youtube he has lots of stuff.

Part 2 of a Japanese hikikomori showing off his room on Youtube.

>>6471

Nice setup anon.

>>6471

Comfy desk.

My advice, throw the food trash or you are gonna have an invasion of bugs.

>>4428

The worst of us have only 20% of that mess, but it's still messier than normal people, so it's not totally inaccurate.

>>873

> >Isn't being a youtuber antithetical to being hikki?

>Yes and no

Youtube isn't real social interaction anyways, so it doesn't really count.

>>5507

Nice desk. I wish I had a desk. I'm using a table that has legs that are a bit too high, but I never get around to sawing the other legs down three inches. After this cup of tea, maybe.

>>5933

He sounds like a likeable guy from the little I can understand.

>>6501

Nice room.

Is the chair IKEA?

If so, would you recommend it? Is it comfortable? I've had severe back pain recently and decided to change my chair.

>>6503

That cup is so cute! Where'd you get it?

>>4477

I've lived like that pic for most of my adult life