Its not like I didnt try. I worked part time for years and full time a little too. I realized those positions are reserved for normies and anyone else will get bullied out of them.
Yeah i get it working with people was exhausting for me too. My job is 100% solitary now and maybe that's what saved my ass. I still can get abused by people, but it's just randoms on the street i can ignore so i don't care. It doesn't build toxic everyday life tension like with colleagues, which is unbearable.
What job is that?
Doordashing
but here we get paid by the hour so it's pretty comfy and we get a means of transport. And it's not America so we don't rely on insane tips or something to be properly paid. Of course it's bottom of the barrel and you don't earn much but better than nothing. My mental health would be so much worse if for the past 4 years i just stayed neeting holy shit in your early 20's it's different i guess, approaching your 30's it's fucking brutal
Yeah if I could drive I would be doing that.Doordashing
Become a Marxist-Rodgerist revolutionary guerrilla.
I am not going to be a 30 year old virgin. I have a clock that ticks down to my 30 birthday, it has around 370 days left on the count. I am killing myself if that clock reaches 0 and I'm still a virgin.
You should get passive income first or your gonna end up homeless over there.
I don't want a western corrupted hooker I want a cute 20 year old thai pussy who is prude and doesn't think of herself as a hooker. They give you the best GF experience tbh.
I'd rope. I am actually in the same situation except for the homelessness and I think about dying daily. I beg my dad to let me die.
Start strength training
Working is soul crushing
I can’t get on the dole and if I don’t work I’ll be homeless.
Housing can be expensive and those jobs can be cut when the price of oil goes down during boom-bust cycles.
Blue collar work sucks. Also I imagine there’s a lot of mogging happening in that space
Youre right just got to wait for subsidized housing.
Most people here do not have a work permit in the USA.
Excluding rent I use like under 100 euros per month for everything, including food. Any job would mean I would have much more money to use.
Some people thrive on the routine and the sense of identity a job/career provides them.
I forget that I'm in a fairly unique situation where I've been on both sides of prolonged periods of excessive wageslaving (15 years) followed by NEETing (about a decade now).Some people thrive on the routine and the sense of identity a job/career provides them.
I’m sure it also works as a good distraction for a certain amount of brocels too.
Yeah, I know I don’t understand this either.
