>>11751 I joined and then left the military, it was a horrible experience but also the only interesting thing I ever did in my life I then moved to the capital to further my education but had to move back home as it was clear that I would have no money left by the end of it I am now a NEET struggling to find even downie-tier employment or an affordable car and my parents want to kick me out but hey at least I passed the JLPT N1 last year I don't think I even spoke to any women let alone handholding any

>>11928 Sounds like someone joined the wrong branch with the wrong job. I'm living like a king and almost like a neet with how little I work

>>11929 I wouldn't know, I didn't even graduate from training. Pay-wise I would barely have made more than my past job

>>11930 Thats crazy. I was making 19 an hour at a factory and I make twice that now with so much PTO that its crazy.

>>11931 yeah I would have been a sergeant and making nowhere near that much. it wouldn't have been worth it when I would realistically ended up doing myself in

>>11922 >I spent the last 10 years enclosed in my room, and I'd like for me to get some good memories that are not just four walls. >I already got a job so that may be the least of problems for now. But I still live like a neet, never really ever going outside. Lucky I dropped out of high school when I was really young.. I wish I could get a job but it's so hard where I live. I don't know if a GED will be hard. It's hard to make friends now that everyones on their phones, maybe go outside to community places, public transport for example, strike up conversations if you see the same people over and over again, and if they ever invite you somewhere, go there. You could go to a coffee shop and hang out with old people, or to a bar which is a bit less exciting, and keep going there to have fun. I've always been frightened of the gym despite being around 60kg You could always volunteer, which country are you from? You could look at apartment posters, or whatever poster is there in the community. The phone kind of made everyone a NEET in a way, and university is probably the last place to make friends officially. You could check out sites like Tagmap(even if it is dead) with weird anons. Try going to conventions, anything. I've felt that the feeling of being a NEET leaves you once you regularly develop a habit of studying. Good luck hikarin!

>>11918 >if any of you hikarins knows how i could stop thinking like that or some other way to fix my issue, thatd be nice. i dont know why im writing this like im having a tech problem and am asking on reddit well... do you think poems are corny? even if it looks corny, what maters is that you made it, and that you made an experience. think in the flow, the best thought is infact, no thought is your game an rpg? i believe in you hikarin!

about 3 fiddy

>>11909 the weak shall inherit the earth

1 or 2 probably

id probably say 2... i can barely carry a chair for longer than a minute

>>11902 Probably around a 7. I do work out but I do the bare minimum. I can easily move 40 lb bags of salt around so idk

I spent my teenage years working with my dad running around on roofs, though I was mostly doing brainless lifting and not much tool work. But it was a lot of fun. Right now I'm just slowly working on fixing up and maintaining my car and getting tools for that as I need them, which is also a lot of fun.

>>11885 Cna you teach me about how to fix cars I have a drivers test soon

>>11889 you don't need to know how to fix cars to get your license silly hikarin you should learn how to do basic maintenance like change oil, replace air filter, replace tires, maybe change brake pads, etc.

>>11890 wait is changing oil easy can i do it myself i dont know how an air filter looks like....

>>11901 yes, the basic idea is: >put car on jack >unscrew cap under car and drain oil into pan >close cap >replace oil just be sure you are putting the right kind of oil as well as using the recommended amount (don't want to overfill it). most of the time you can just look it up. the air filter usually is just something you simply pull out and slide a new one in. that can also be looked up and easily done.

>>11892 Saturday is perfect, I have SO much vitriol towards Mondays

Monday because it's the day of NEET dominance Sometimes I'll go get groceries when all the wagies are trying to get home from work, to add to the traffic and slow them down, while appreciating the environment and looking at school girls, because I have all day. It's comfy.

Sunday, because I still have to get busy in school during Saturday.

>>11331 GUILTY! Hang that nyagan now! I got the rope right here

Bit of a late response but how did that case go?

>>11759 No, not done with uni. Still a few years to go, i'm a part time student so it's taking some time. Working on it tho! >Any routines you recommend to get fit? Honestly I have been lifting so long I make my own routine based on what lifts I enjoy. There are plenty of beginner routines online, as long as you're doing compound lifts (aka exercises that hit multiple muscle groups, bench press, leg press, and lat pulldowns for example) and hitting all of your muscle groups (push, pull, legs, core) you'll be off to a great start. >And have money by the end of the year! Don't we all...

>>11766 Sorry hold on I didn't explain that well. Compound exercises hit multiple muscles. Like a pull up targets your back and bicep muscles. Compared to an isolated lift, like a bicep curl, that really only targets the bicep. And you want to work out different muscle groups. Push is chest and triceps, pull is back and bicep, legs and core are self explanatory. In the beginning it is common to do full-body days where you do an exercise that hits every group each day, but later on weightlifters usually switch to doing each group on separate days to hit them more intensely. If I were to create a beginner routine, it would be something real simple like: 3 (sets) x 8 (reps) dumbell chest press 3x8 lateral pulldown or assisted pull-up 3x8 leg press and three sets of however many crunches you can manage. Don't fall for the meme of autistically optimizing your lifts, do whatever you enjoy within reason. Lifting is in art as much as it is a science.

I had a resolution that I was going to keep my room clean. I even did a deep cleaning of my room shortly before new years but I'm already failing at this since my room is already becoming a shithole again. How the fuck do people keep their rooms clean?

>>11834 On the other hand, im wondering how people get it dirty. The worst I have is desk clutter from a lack of room. I put my clothes in my hampers, make my bed every morning (it takes 30 seconds at most). I clean sheets and vacuum maybe... once a month lol. could be better. What the hell are you doing to get it so dirty? Is it like... food dirty? Like plates???

>>11766 >>11767 how much can u do n00bz?

Never been to one. What books did you get?

>>11882 I got Paradise Lost, and How Markets Work for far less than they were worth since I bartered with the shopkeeper, it was fun. I really wanted a manga they had in a shop but was really expensive.

rolling for kawaii skoolgirlz

>>11851 LETS ROLL

rolling a breedable azunyan for my fellow hikarins!

>>11857 Thanks, anon! I got 7 and 5 from your numbers indeed, so my cock is happy with the result!