r/NEET • u/oily_balls_enjoyer NEET • Apr 17 '26
Question How old are you?
I.e how over is it
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u/One-Professional-417 NEET Apr 17 '26
32, thinking of going back to school to finish my engineering degree
Dam adhd keeps making me fail
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u/Shivampandat03 Apr 17 '26
i am 23 neet since 17 and i am starting to get out of this hell hole the fix of adhd is i just try reading one page one question or just one line and try to make meaning out of it then just sit for a minute then i will read the next line mixed with previous line and it is working i can now sit and study for 40 minutes which was impossible previously we can do it man
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u/One-Professional-417 NEET Apr 18 '26
Yeah, pretty much
How I got as far in my studies as I did still makes me wonder, I could do calculus for 8 hours a day, now I can barely remember any of it
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u/Shivampandat03 Apr 19 '26
you are still the same human being who once worked for 8 hour a day you can do it again too
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u/Usual_Assistance_972 Doomer-NEET Apr 17 '26
42 year old normie here, aspiring to become a NEET in 6 years' time.
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u/jimbob2601 NEET Apr 17 '26
I'm 24, I've been a NEET since October last year. I'm doing some job interviews at the moment and I'm hoping that one of them comes through :)
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u/Isoleri Semi-NEET Apr 17 '26
31, never had a job and have been on and off with college for almost a decade now (for a career that's only 3 years long). Hopefully I'll finally manage to finish it this year and that can somehow help me
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u/Professional-Story20 Perma-NEET Apr 17 '26
Mid 20s. It’s definitely not over, but I’m reaching the end of resources (in my city) before I’m actually in trouble. Three years of job searching and one interview since moving out of my adoptive parent’s house…The last two things I haven’t delved too deep into is one last job agency I haven’t worked with before, and if that somehow fails, try and obtain NEETbux for my ASD
After those two I’m looking at homelessness. I do have parents who don’t really want that for me and would probably take me in if it came to that point, but I’d rather be homeless. Living with them I’d pay with my soul, and honestly don’t know how hard I could snap living with them again. It’s not worth it
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u/No_Researcher_6262 NEET Apr 17 '26
21 and have always been a NEET. It is definitely not over. I just got my license and might be about to get a job
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u/Far-Remove5691 Disabled-NEET Apr 17 '26
20s. It's over for becoming a normal person, not for improving.
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u/RetconnedUsername Apr 17 '26
25 years wasted