Guys, let's have a serious talk right now. It has to do with this board, its denizens, and the book in pic related...

>After having very random things happen to you for what is clearly no reason, you grow skeptic of your own mind trying to project meaning on things.
Absolute 10/10.
>Life is more anarchic than I thought it seemed - but this is also good. It feels more real this way, I feel like I am more here.
Were, or are you religious?

>Why should I want to be a perpetually indebted wagie with a nagging wife over this again?
Well, why do you?
Enlighten us user!

I don't man. I broke up with my gf, dropped out of school, and now I live in my parent's basement and split my time between learning guitar from a dirty french canadian hobo and reading adventure novels.

"Growing up" is the excuse people use to justify the gilded cage once they get a girl knocked-up and can't live free anymore.

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Don't you feel bad leeching off your parents? Isn't this also a type of gilded cage?

Should I? It's not like they need my basement room and I can provide for my own expenses. I've lived away from home for over half a decade, I know what I'm missing and it's not that great.

As soon as home starts feeling oppressive I can just take the money I've been saving on rent and leave too, which isn't something I could have done working and going to school 70 hours a week while living paycheck to paycheck.

It sucks not everyone has the option, but I'm not stewing in guilt over it. When I lived on my own my average day would be to wake up at 8, shower, skip breakfast from lack of time, go to school till 1pm, get fast food while I wait for my bus to work, then go to work for an 8 hour shift and not get home till 10-11pm at night where I would stuff myself with plain rice and quickly masturbate in order to sedate myself so I could sleep and do the whole thing over the next day. Today I woke up at the same time, made myself an espresso, played the piano for an hour, flipped through an award-winning novel about the Cultural Revolution, pat my cat, and it's still noon. Later maybe I'll smoke some hash and work through a book of logic puzzles. Or maybe I will go for a long walk in the mountains. At least I'm not bent over a fucking assembly line anymore.

Being a NEET is hard work but somebody has to do it.

Oh, like, im also an Ares to isnt that so funny??!!!

quality posts like these are what brings me to Yea Forums

but what's your moon though that's what matters

>At the same time, there is a highly symbolic fascination for dangerous sports-particularly flying and mountaineering-so as to get as high as possible
o i am laffin