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Point of no return? 引きこもり 09/17/18 (Mon) 22:05:59 d70557 No.6416

What do you think the point of no return is for us?

How long do we need to be in our rooms for it to be too late to rejoin society when our family dies? I can see no other path other than getting neetbuxs, if that's even possible for me. Otherwise being homeless is my destiny.

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引きこもり 09/18/18 (Tue) 04:27:02 c93a09 No.6417

The idea of "rejoining society" is absurd. I could never stomach the regurgitated slop that the masses think of as culture. It's better not to try, anyway; even if I started memorizing details of sports events and worshiping Harry Potter, the people who grew up immersed in normalfaggotry would spot me as an outsider in a heartbeat.

Instead of hoping to somehow fit in, it's probably better to think in terms of finding a way to become self-sufficient that involves as little human interaction as possible. (I'm kind of surprised something like that hasn't already become popular. You'd think the Bilderberg Group et al. would be interested in pacifying the small percentage of the population capable of recognizing how bad things have gotten.)

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引きこもり 09/18/18 (Tue) 13:15:24 cccbfa No.6418

Probably everything past late 20s. I can't imagine you would be able to get a decent job if you were 30 and had no work history and no education. Suicide would probably be the best option at that point

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引きこもり 09/19/18 (Wed) 01:47:08 d70557 No.6421

>>6417

>>6418

Yeah im 25 now. Will be 26 3 months. No job history. Never drove a car. My three options i see are, neetbuxs, which doesn't seem likely, be homeless, or become a jungle man, hiking 20 miles into some woods and never turn back. Once all my family is gone.

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引きこもり 09/23/18 (Sun) 05:07:16 8007b0 No.6424

I feel like I'm already at the point of no return. I've had maybe three years of normal social interaction and the rest has been crap. I can't socialize like normal people. I have nothing that anyone else can relate to. Even among homeless people I'd probably be an outcast.

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引きこもり 09/25/18 (Tue) 02:21:41 8f2b36 No.6426

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Feels like the cut off point is around mid twenties, if you haven't found your niche or are working towards something by then you are basically fucked unless you have nepotism. Every fucking job now needs 5 years of work experience for no reason and God help you try to explain why there is a gap or lack of past work.

Problem is that our situation is very long and incredibly hard process to recover from and that there is really no reason to escape from it outside of being forced to.

When you have your basic needs taken care of, why would you care about mindlessly working or rejoining the cesspool of society?

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引きこもり 09/25/18 (Tue) 17:11:17 d8b719 No.6429

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>>6417

Whenever I think about the future and feel unsure I remember the notion that death is inevitable and I feel somewhat better. Because that seems like the only thing that is technically supposed to be certain at this point. I am a pariah everywhere I go and have this aroura about me that stenches like a curse to them. That would be fine since I like being alone but its literally impossible to live in a world like this without some kind of human interaction, you're forced to in one way or another. I'm basically a slave to the will and whims of other people materially speaking. All I can do is meditate on how bad everything is and get some kind of weird pleasure from that.

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引きこもり 09/26/18 (Wed) 10:01:29 59550b No.6433

>>6416

It depends on when you started.

Highschool is where you really learn how to socialize. If you started your hikkidom then, even a couple of months would throw you far behind everyone else and make you the weird kid forever, making it impossible to properly get socialized.

If you for some reason became a hikki in your forties, it'd be much simpler to return as chances are that you're socially competent and therefore capable of at least getting some job at a warehouse or something.

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引きこもり 10/09/18 (Tue) 01:09:02 be4a29 No.6482

I'd kill myself before trying to return to normal life, and couldn't be a homeless because I don't have any confidence to steal or beg.

My plan b, where I don't kill myself, is going to the south (in my country) and just try to live off the nature in a remote forest, I mean like an hermit. I shared this idea with a psychologist once but she told me it's "schizophrenic" to live alone like that.

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引きこもり 10/09/18 (Tue) 03:05:33 e853b8 No.6487

>>6482

>I'd kill myself before trying to return to normal life, and couldn't be a homeless because I don't have any confidence to steal or beg.

I basically am the same way anon.

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引きこもり 10/10/18 (Wed) 13:53:18 8007b0 No.6490

>>6482

>My plan b, where I don't kill myself, is going to the south (in my country) and just try to live off the nature in a remote forest, I mean like an hermit.

I've fantasized about that too, when I was still back in school (though I was ostracized even back then). Hermit life always looked so peaceful. Just you by yourself, no disturbances, sitting by a pond and watching the beauty of nature, maybe with a wooden cane or something and a cozy little cabin in the woods with a fireplace. I'd have a dog, maybe, and we'd go hiking together everyday.

I actually started thinking up plans, but there was the problem of just finding enough food to eat and having to hunt things, survive the winter when the animals are hibernating and the plants don't grow, and then there's things I'd need like medicine if I get an infection, and bullets to hunt with, I could never get that from nature. There are some pretty big animals out there too, and I'd probably get mauled by a bear or something if I tried it, especially if I was carrying fresh hunted game.

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引きこもり 11/19/18 (Mon) 22:48:53 36ee2d No.6671

>>6418

>Probably everything past late 20s.

>>6426

>Problem is that our situation is very long and incredibly hard process to recover from and that there is really no reason to escape from it outside of being forced to.

>When you have your basic needs taken care of, why would you care about mindlessly working or rejoining the cesspool of society?

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引きこもり 11/19/18 (Mon) 22:56:13 36ee2d No.6672

>>6671

That said, I believe in a deterministic view of the hikikomori life: the "hikikomori personality" is in the DNA; sooner or later in your life you will become a hikikomori.

In this respect, the point of no return is when you are born.

There is no real social environment where such a personality would do well. I've had a pretty good childhood and now I'm a recluse anyway.

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