What's your longest time without going outside your house? 引きこもり 04/09/18 (Mon) 23:34:47 969fd5 No. 5193
I've been a hikki for 7 years now and nothing changes. For 5 years straight i never left my room. Start of 2017 i was basically forced out of my room, i was half living with my mom half living with my dad for 9 months. Eventually got my first ID. Passed written drivers test to obtain a permit. After that i just went right back to being a full on hikki, never even took the driver part of the test, didn't even drive a car, ever. That was around 7 months ago now.
I don't know why my mom or step dad don't even bother with trying to get me out of the house. I went to Christmas with my family for the first time in years. It's been so long that my aunts children grew up and one of them didn't even know who i was. lol
Thinking about that just makes me cringe to the point i wanna kill my self.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 00:49:54 547f68 No. 5194
My longest streak was 4 years, which started right after I dropped out of high school up until I got a job and attended college. I did that for 2 years then relapsed and became a hikikomori again, now I'm back up to 2 years in the hikki lifestyle. This time, however, I don't want to get back out into the world. Instead, I want to build up some skills and work from home.
>Eventually got my first ID. Passed written drivers test to obtain a permit. After that i just went right back to being a full on hikki, never even took the driver part of the test, didn't even drive a car, ever.
I actually did get my licence at 23. The landwhale who administered the test actually scoffed at my age since getting a licence after 18 is apparently abnormal. Just another one of the nonsensical, arbitrary social standards here in the US.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 01:42:51 c77367 No. 5195
I don't think I've ever gone longer than 2 years. Eventually I get a jury duty summons or have to evacuate from a hurricane or something.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 02:30:57 483992 No. 5201
>>5194
>I actually did get my licence at 23. The landwhale who administered the test actually scoffed at my age since getting a licence after 18 is apparently abnormal. Just another one of the nonsensical, arbitrary social standards here in the US.
I am almost 25 and still don't know how to drive i think if i went to get my licence i too would get scoffed at because of that stupid social standard.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 06:54:40 a60b94 No. 5205
>>5193
I managed to land a job back in 2016, it was supposed to be part-time but I ended working 50 hour weeks due to the place being severely understaffed. I lasted about three months before I had an autistic meltdown and ditched in the middle of a lunch break, never went back. Following that, I don't think I've been out, at least not in daylight, since.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 11:54:27 483992 No. 5214
>>5205
>I lasted about three months before I had an autistic meltdown and ditched in the middle of a lunch break, never went back. Following that, I don't think I've been out, at least not in daylight, since.
I don't blame you for quitting anon there truly is no excuse for wage slavery.
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引きこもり 04/10/18 (Tue) 15:10:38 547f68 No. 5218
>>5201
I only got my licence because my parents kept pushing me to. I actually don't like driving so I avoid it whenever I can. My great grandmother was the same way and would never drive unless it was an emergency.
>>5205
>it was supposed to be part-time but I ended working 50 hour weeks due to the place being severely understaffed
Same thing happened to me when I started working. Most places wont hire too many employees on purpose, because after a certain number they are required by law to provide healthcare, so they remain understaffed to avoid the cost. I've had two jobs and the first one was understaffed, so I started out working 40+ hours each week for the first couple months. Despite this, I was never considered to be full-time because of 'split-shifts' which is when you work for 4 hours, leave, and come back for another 4 hours. They do this because if you're not on for a continuous 8 hours, you aren't considered full-time and wont receive benefits. It really sucked because it would eat up my entire day and leave me completely exhausted. Also, I once knew a guy who had to work a 21-hour shift at a fast food place because they were severely understaffed. The current American job market is a absolute nightmare.
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引きこもり 04/11/18 (Wed) 22:33:49 483992 No. 5233
>>5218
> The current American job market is a absolute nightmare.
I know right it basically is a complete mess nowadays. And i can completely sympathize with today's generation of young people who are becoming Neets because they have realized that the system that was put in place many years ago which is working a job and going from point A. to point B. from point B. back to point A. until you retire or die that system is broken and it technically always was and it slowly mentally and physically kills you overtime.
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引きこもり 04/12/18 (Thu) 21:01:35 3600bf No. 5241
>>5233
this system was always broken but back in the day you had things you told yourself you are fighting for. Your wife, your children, your tribe, your village, your motherland, your countrymen, your president, your king, your emperor, your pope etc.
Today all those things are replaced with consumerism and escapism which cannot give meaning.
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引きこもり 04/13/18 (Fri) 12:02:32 483992 No. 5245
>>5241
>this system was always broken but back in the day you had things you told yourself you are fighting for. Your wife, your children, your tribe, your village, your motherland, your countrymen, your president, your king, your emperor, your pope etc.
>Today all those things are replaced with consumerism and escapism which cannot give meaning.
Very true and life in general overall is just nothing but a big cruel joke.
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引きこもり 04/13/18 (Fri) 13:39:56 547f68 No. 5250
>>5233
>>5241
That's very true anons. I'm actually glad that more and more people are refusing to work. With any luck, it will accelerate the already inevitable collapse of the current government and hopefully something much better can take its place.
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引きこもり 04/14/18 (Sat) 03:00:39 483992 No. 5254
>>5250
>With any luck, it will accelerate the already inevitable collapse of the current government and hopefully something much better can take its place.
We can only hope so.
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引きこもり 04/15/18 (Sun) 12:20:48 bde08d No. 5259
>>5193
Sometimes I wish I had a big family, I see on television shows everyone eating together and having BBQ and it looks like it could be nice but I'll never know such a thing now thanks to my parents petty arguments.
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引きこもり 04/15/18 (Sun) 18:21:27 7b42ce No. 5265
>>5250
>With any luck, it will accelerate the already inevitable collapse of the current government and hopefully something much better can take its place
I'd be extremely surprised if that happened within the next couple generations. There are way more than enough brainwashed normals to keep the system functioning
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引きこもり 04/15/18 (Sun) 23:21:11 483992 No. 5270
>>5259
>I wish I had a big family, I see on television shows everyone eating together and having BBQ and it looks like it could be nice but I'll never know such a thing now
I know that feel anon i've always wanted to have a family but now il. never know what it's like because i've been shut in for so long.
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引きこもり 04/20/18 (Fri) 14:32:44 c77367 No. 5327
>>5250
A collapse is likely to occur, but I'm not sure whether or not something better will take its place.
The current balance of probability is as follows:
1. America's electrical grid, having been carefully primed for easy sabotage for many years, is taken down and remains down for months.
2. International media immediately declares the event to be a "Russian attack" (or possibly a "Russian cyberattack"), and never stops declaring it no matter how much evidence to the contrary is unearthed.
3. Roughly 90% of America's population dies, generally due to starvation or violence.
(A bit of reading, if you're interested: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CHRG-110hhrg45133/pdf/CHRG-110hhrg45133.pdf )
In an ideal world, the survivors would know to disregard any "Russian hackers" narrative and would feel sympathetic towards Russia and China, which themselves suffered tens of millions of deaths under similar circumstances. (Holodomor and the Great Leap Forward.) And while America's culture is distinctly Christian, it could easily adopt the Bible's own "false Jews, whose synagogues are synagogues of Satan" narrative (discarding the current Scofield Bible narrative as heresy) and begin opposing the New World Order after having been a minion of it for decades.
However, reality is not ideal. I have no idea what caliber of people would emerge from the rubble. America could become self-sufficient and prosperous (as Nazi Germany did), or it could be annexed outright by some foreign power or another.
A critical factor that I can't predict is how world leaders would react to the event. I can make an educated guess at Donald Trump, assuming he's still in power if/when it happens and doesn't get assassinated: declare martial law, work feverishly to restore power, start an investigation into the event. But other world leaders are outside the scope of my perception. Actions of foreign powers, benevolent or malevolent, would likely have a significant impact.
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引きこもり 04/20/18 (Fri) 15:48:32 fe14e8 No. 5329
I went outside today and it was so hot and sunny what I realised though is that my body tend to be pretty tired and exhausted through out the time I spend outside even though I didn't spend so long roaming the streets I was still tired as hell and feeling a little bit dizzy
do you experience these feelings guys ? I assume it's the consequences of being a shut for three years straight
Also I don't know how I am supposed to react anymore if I'm sitting with some people I laugh at anything they say because I don't know if what they said supposed to be funny or not so I give the most common reaction which is laughing but they find that awkward and autistic to laugh at every thing so they usually say anon why are you laughing ? it wasn't supposed to be that funny anyway and they continue their discussion
I don't want to go outside nor sitting with these strangers but my family is forcing me and I've to finish my high-school years because I'm too much of a pussy to stand against them and do what I want
>I'm basically in hell
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引きこもり 04/20/18 (Fri) 18:48:19 d7600c No. 5330
>>5329
The sun is burning your body that's grown too sensitive. We're like those see-through lizards they found in ancient caves.
Try going out at night instead, or at least dawn/dusk.
I tend to do a face that's halfway between neutral and smiling and nod when I'm forced to be in conversations.
It contains all elements of a normal human reaction, so I hope I come across as merely being somewhat socially retarded at all times rather than severely socially retarded occasionally.
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 01:47:47 547f68 No. 5343
>>5327
You're probably right. I think one thing that would be amazing (incredibly unlikely but amazing) would be if the electrical grid were to go down just long enough for one ballsy country to make a serious strike against (((our greatest ally.))) I also wish that we could get everyone together – natsocs, commies, libertarians, ancaps, conservatives, liberals, everyone – and unite them against our only true (((threat.))) Honestly, the Jews' popularity, nationwide, is at an all time low. If we could convince enough groups of the fact the (((they))) are the biggest threat, we could make significant progress towards actually freeing the people. But alas I'm a dreamer, constantly hoping for any kind of silver lining that seems plausible.
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 06:32:58 27ca4e No. 5346
>>5193
>I don't know why my mom or step dad don't even bother with trying to get me out of the house
I feel the same way.
Why don't my parents just kick me out already?
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 12:29:41 483992 No. 5347
>>5329
>I went outside today and it was so hot and sunny what I realised though is that my body tend to be pretty tired and exhausted through out the time I spend outside even though I didn't spend so long roaming the streets I was still tired as hell and feeling a little bit dizzy
Whenever i go outside my skin starts to itch i don't exactly know why it happens but whenever i go out to the store for example my body most of the time starts to feel itchy does anyone know why this is and have other hikkis experienced this?. also it is not a seasonal thing because it happens in the non-warm months as well.
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 15:15:47 d7600c No. 5348
>>5347
Does it usually itch where you have hair?
If so, you may have the same thing as I do: A genetic defect that makes your hair roots reject your skin that gets worse when there's even miniscule amounts of sweat involved.
Try a skin doctor, there's a special shampoo that helps.
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 18:13:49 27ca4e No. 5349
>>5347
Maybe you are allergic to the outside.
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引きこもり 04/22/18 (Sun) 23:45:48 547f68 No. 5350
>>5347
I get a bit itchy and sweaty when I go out, but that's mostly just because I get nervous being surrounded by people I don't know.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 03:38:19 483992 No. 5352
>>5327
Goddamn I wish that will happen tbh.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 03:42:04 483992 No. 5353
>>5348
>Does it usually itch where you have hair?
Actually yes.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 03:46:57 483992 No. 5354
>>5350
>I get a bit itchy and sweaty when I go out, but that's mostly just because I get nervous being surrounded by people
I know that feel anon i went outside yesterday to mcdonalds and it felt like stepping out into another world and i felt nervous as hell.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 03:50:42 483992 No. 5355
>>5349
>Maybe you are allergic to the outside.
I wish this was a thing.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 08:58:37 d7600c No. 5357
>>5353
Then either try the dermatologist or cut your hair very short/shave it.
I keep my hair at a stable 3mm in summer.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 19:53:21 547f68 No. 5358
>>5354
Yeah it sucks. It's the worst when I know I have to speak to someone like a cashier and I start sweating profusely while trying to hide how nervous I am. That's why I'm so glad that grocery stores have self-checkouts.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 21:53:20 483992 No. 5363
>>5357
I'll. look into this thanks anon.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 22:00:56 483992 No. 5364
>>5358
>That's why I'm so glad that grocery stores have self-checkouts.
I always hate when those things malfunction to be honest right now i'm trying to teach myself how to do online grocery shopping so i can have all of my food delivered to me and i don't have to go outside.
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引きこもり 04/23/18 (Mon) 22:03:18 3eeac3 No. 5365
>>5358
Same here, also have no car and worried I'd look stupid bringing my beat-up backpack into the store or people thinking I would steal since this is a seedy area.
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引きこもり 02/17/19 (Sun) 16:46:17 296f6f No. 7031
10 1/2 months. Only reason I leave is if I have to go for an appointment, or something (like to a dentist, for instance). Only for me to then return to another 5-10 months of unbroken time spent in the house until, again, I leave for something trivial, like going for a walk late at night with my mom. In that sense, I've spent a great deal of consecutive time indoors. Years, basically. I also haven't been outside, on my own, in broad daylight since about 2005, for what it's worth.
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引きこもり 02/19/19 (Tue) 00:20:50 33c081 No. 7061
>>5194
>I actually did get my licence at 23. The landwhale who administered the test actually scoffed at my age since getting a licence after 18 is apparently abnormal
I got mine after my twentieth birthday and the slut behind the desk kind of subtley mocked me too. Do your job, I didn’t ask for the judgement
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引きこもり 02/19/19 (Tue) 12:47:02 590471 No. 7071
>>7031
>2005
Typo, meant to say 2007.
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