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» Study: 25% of all millennials living at home don't work or study (are NEETs)
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post 1491854131 04-20-2017, 05:21 PM
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That sounds absolutely soul crushing. 25 with no future prospects of doing anything in life? That would be like waking up in hell. Guess that's why they end up doing deugs, knocking up some 4/10. Gotta seem somewhat valuable to others.
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There's a lot of societal and economic REASONS, but the real FAULT belongs to the parents and the person alike.

There are always hardships in life. Lots of people get dealt a chit hand in life. It's true some parts of society have a lesser chance at success due to various factors including race, class, geographical location, etc. Some people are also just fukin stupid. There are just a zillion various factors.

However, it is the parents JOB to teach their kids about the follies of life. My younger brother is in a similar situation altho not a total NEET, but I 100% blame my parents for never making him pay rent, always giving him some pocket money, not being too hard on him. That mothfker is 26 years old for fuks sake. They enable him.

HE is also at fault. I will not make excuses for him any longer. I did when he was 19, 20, 21 or so. I know life can be hard but I will NOT insult my brother by saying he was too stupid or otherwise incapable of doing better. He was and is capable of doing much better. I always felt he was smarter than em in some ways and have various talents exceeding my own, and I'm making fukin bank and definitely performed far above average at school and in life. There is no excuse.

TLDR: The person and parents are at fault. The times are hard, but thats when you push your kids to do better, not just let them rot at home. I guarantee you if these parents gave their kids 3 months to come up with rent every last one of them would get a job with chit pay. Once they do that it would wake their dumb asses up.

PS. yes I know there is mental illness and a million other factors. we're not talking about the many exceptions to what I said about here. I'm talking about the majority of the 2.2 million people referenced in the OP.
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It's funny because I did 2 STEM degrees. The M is for math, and I did molecular biology, which is a science degree last time I checked. But yeah, zero jobs. Best I could hope for was entry level glassware washer at a research institution for $15/hr. Wasted my life studying differential geometry, topology, partial differential equations, and numerical analysis just to do phuck all with my math degree. Studied a bunch of physics too. All a waste. Had a 3.87 GPA, and a 3.96 in math specifically. Went to a chit state school so I guess that's why. Also, kind of autistic and never networked, etc.

Now, I just freelance tutor. It's a chitty life man, and sometimes I really don't think I'm gonna make it. I feel like the rotting has dulled my mind.

I've come to accept that I have no value to this society, and I'm just kind of on autopilot at this point. The only place I feel I am making any progress is in the gym.
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Originally Posted By Yero91
That sounds absolutely soul crushing. 25 with no future prospects of doing anything in life? That would be like waking up in hell. Guess that's why they end up doing deugs, knocking up some 4/10. Gotta seem somewhat valuable to others.
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Originally Posted By wincel
It's funny because I did 2 STEM degrees. The M is for math, and I did molecular biology, which is a science degree last time I checked. But yeah, zero jobs. Best I could hope for was entry level glassware washer at a research institution for $15/hr. Wasted my life studying differential geometry, topology, partial differential equations, and numerical analysis just to do phuck all with my math degree. Studied a bunch of physics too. All a waste. Had a 3.87 GPA, and a 3.96 in math specifically. Went to a chit state school so I guess that's why. Also, kind of autistic and never networked, etc.

Now, I just freelance tutor. It's a chitty life man, and sometimes I really don't think I'm gonna make it. I feel like the rotting has dulled my mind.

I've come to accept that I have no value to this society, and I'm just kind of on autopilot at this point. The only place I feel I am making any progress is in the gym.
I'm sorry bro but you CAN do better.

My close buddy from college majored Bio and couldnt find a job. He took extra classes, got a Masters in engineering and just got hired full-time as a Utility engineer in a municipal power utility here in LA. He makes close to 6 figures starting, plus a benefits package that impressed me. Sure it took work, but it's doable.

You can do it brother, you really can. I know you must feel down now, but this guy wasn't a genius. Pretty smart, yes just as I am, but NOT an outlier, just beyond average. Research a career you can switch into with the least number of classes to take, get another BS or MS and switch careers.

Thats just one example of how someone succeeded who was in your exact situation. There are many many other paths that don't require a higher education. You can do it man, you just have to actually do it instead of chillin in the victim mentality crew. If you take action you will make it boyo.
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Wagecuck trying to cope by insulting non wagecucks
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Originally Posted By PisseninMisc
There's a lot of societal and economic REASONS, but the real FAULT belongs to the parents and the person alike.

There are always hardships in life. Lots of people get dealt a chit hand in life. It's true some parts of society have a lesser chance at success due to various factors including race, class, geographical location, etc. Some people are also just fukin stupid. There are just a zillion various factors.

However, it is the parents JOB to teach their kids about the follies of life. My younger brother is in a similar situation altho not a total NEET, but I 100% blame my parents for never making him pay rent, always giving him some pocket money, not being too hard on him. That mothfker is 26 years old for fuks sake. They enable him.

HE is also at fault. I will not make excuses for him any longer. I did when he was 19, 20, 21 or so. I know life can be hard but I will NOT insult my brother by saying he was too stupid or otherwise incapable of doing better. He was and is capable of doing much better. I always felt he was smarter than em in some ways and have various talents exceeding my own, and I'm making fukin bank and definitely performed far above average at school and in life. There is no excuse.

TLDR: The person and parents are at fault. The times are hard, but thats when you push your kids to do better, not just let them rot at home. I guarantee you if these parents gave their kids 3 months to come up with rent every last one of them would get a job with chit pay. Once they do that it would wake their dumb asses up.

PS. yes I know there is mental illness and a million other factors. we're not talking about the many exceptions to what I said about here. I'm talking about the majority of the 2.2 million people referenced in the OP.
fukin lol

yeah I'm sure working a ****ty job for Mr. Goldstein will definitely make their lives better.

fukkin idiot
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Originally Posted By atlas24
fukin lol

yeah I'm sure working a ****ty job for Mr. Goldstein will definitely make their lives better.

fukkin idiot
I bet Mr. Shekelstein will be pleased.
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Can confirm, moved back home again last year. But I actually work, pay all my bills, am saving, and am moving out in the fall while being financially secure.

I also do all of the chit around the house anyways.

Bunch of pathetic fuks out there
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Also, the only person responsible for their position in life, is them. That's it. They are now adults. They need to take responsibility for their actions. You are not where you are because you "can't find a job," or because society is against you, or because this teacher did that, or blah blah blah. The people that blame and complain the most are the ones that are the problem. Go on indeed and apply for a job. I couldn't find a job in my field the first summer after graduation. So I took A job, starting at 9.50 an hour just for some income to start saving and paying bills. I also still work at this place part time for 15$ as well as another job which is actually in my field, and I am increasing my value to future employers by reading, studying, getting certifications, etc.

You control your life. You are responsible for your actions, for your success, for your future. So many stupid annoying fukks that don't do chit and complain about chit while sitting in there home for years on end with no change. They say insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results.

What is the ROI on complaining? srs. Wallowing all day and night, what is the ROI. Nothing. There is no return on investment on whining and sitting there blaming people and society for your problems. The market is the market. It doesn't give a flying fuk about you. You get zero return on investment for complaining, and actually get a negative return because you are losing TIME with no gain.

Ok end rant.
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Sounds right, I was in that percentage during some portions of my adult life.
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Also, the only person responsible for their position in life, is them. That's it. They are now adults. They need to take responsibility for their actions. You are not where you are because you "can't find a job," or because society is against you, or because this teacher did that, or blah blah blah. The people that blame and complain the most are the ones that are the problem. Go on indeed and apply for a job. I couldn't find a job in my field the first summer after graduation. So I took A job, starting at 9.50 an hour just for some income to start saving and paying bills. I also still work at this place part time for 15$ as well as another job which is actually in my field, and I am increasing my value to future employers by reading, studying, getting certifications, etc.

You control your life. You are responsible for your actions, for your success, for your future. So many stupid annoying fukks that don't do chit and complain about chit while sitting in there home for years on end with no change. They say insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results.

What is the ROI on complaining? srs. Wallowing all day and night, what is the ROI. Nothing. There is no return on investment on whining and sitting there blaming people and society for your problems. The market is the market. It doesn't give a flying fuk about you. You get zero return on investment for complaining, and actually get a negative return because you are losing TIME with no gain.

Ok end rant.
You're a fking idiot. srs.
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Also, the only person responsible for their position in life, is them. That's it. They are now adults. They need to take responsibility for their actions. You are not where you are because you "can't find a job," or because society is against you, or because this teacher did that, or blah blah blah. The people that blame and complain the most are the ones that are the problem. Go on indeed and apply for a job. I couldn't find a job in my field the first summer after graduation. So I took A job, starting at 9.50 an hour just for some income to start saving and paying bills. I also still work at this place part time for 15$ as well as another job which is actually in my field, and I am increasing my value to future employers by reading, studying, getting certifications, etc.

You control your life. You are responsible for your actions, for your success, for your future. So many stupid annoying fukks that don't do chit and complain about chit while sitting in there home for years on end with no change. They say insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results.

What is the ROI on complaining? srs. Wallowing all day and night, what is the ROI. Nothing. There is no return on investment on whining and sitting there blaming people and society for your problems. The market is the market. It doesn't give a flying fuk about you. You get zero return on investment for complaining, and actually get a negative return because you are losing TIME with no gain.

Ok end rant.
lol at this wagecuck mad because people smarter than him chose not to play the capitalist/consumerism game. Don't worry **** only one more year of 60 hour work weeks and you'll finally be able to afford the down payment for that 30 year mortgage on that home you want.
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Originally Posted By StiffSproles
You're a fking idiot. srs.
Because I will be moving on with my life and living it the way I want while others. sit at home crying and weeping and blaming something they can't control. LMAO
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Because I will be moving on with my life and living it the way I want while others. sit at home crying and weeping and blaming something they can't control. LMAO
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Part of the problem is people are too complacent to take a leap of faith and MOVE OUT.

The biggest fault of baby boomers isn't fuking up the economy and job market via greed AND government interventionism AND flower tree hugger immigration policies, it is not kicking their children the fuk out when it's time.

I got a 28 year old friend rotting at home with his parents in a toxic scenario, all cause he's too comfortable eating out of his parents fridge and having his mom do his laundry and wipe his ass.

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Originally Posted By TelephoneLines
We got 2.2MM certified rotters?
2.2M?

Got to be higher than that.

Basically 1980 to 1996 -- Should be about 40M. 25% = 10M.
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Originally Posted By CLEAN_SET_OF_10
Part of the problem is people are too complacent to take a leap of faith and MOVE OUT.

The biggest fault of baby boomers isn't fuking up the economy and job market via greed AND government interventionism AND flower tree hugger immigration policies, it is not kicking their children the fuk out when it's time.

I got a 28 year old friend rotting at home with his parents in a toxic scenario, all cause he's too comfortable eating out of his parents fridge and having his mom do his laundry and wipe his ass.

"You cannot realize your true potentail living at home with your parents." - Kevin O'Leary
lol at quoting the guy who made his fortune living in his moms basement and got a 10k loan from her.

derp
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Originally Posted By CLEAN_SET_OF_10
Part of the problem is people are too complacent to take a leap of faith and MOVE OUT.

The biggest fault of baby boomers isn't fuking up the economy and job market via greed AND government interventionism AND flower tree hugger immigration policies, it is not kicking their children the fuk out when it's time.

I got a 28 year old friend rotting at home with his parents in a toxic scenario, all cause he's too comfortable eating out of his parents fridge and having his mom do his laundry and wipe his ass.

"You cannot realize your true potentail living at home with your parents." - Kevin O'Leary
It's really hard to move out when housing is so expensive. Wealth and income inequality in this country is the highest since the late 1920's, and will soon surpass that. This isn't the 70's anymore.

I know a lot of people who work full time jobs and still live with their parents (75% of them according to this thread, actually).
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You only have 20 years max to establish yourself financially, socially, and skill wise before mass automation dooms a sizeable amount of the population to a life of basic income, AKA government subsidised peasantry. The middle class is on life support with the way tech is going.
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I am a 28 year old male in medical residency.

The worst mistake I ever made was trying to "make something" of myself

in retrospect would have moved to an exotic location, work in tourism for life and tell the world to fuk itself

NEET and CHAD sounds pretty great.

Just work 80-100/week slave labor, get yelled at all day, no attractive women in sight. No end to the slave labor in sight.

But great, I will have some money when I am 50 and too exhausted to do anything.

Can't blame the NEET one bit. Seems like they are the smart ones.
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Originally Posted By atlas24
Who said I was buying a house? I am not lol. Especially with the current house market bubble.

The only debt I have is student loans which I will have paid off at this rate by august.

So you tell me, how I am a wage cuck. The whole idea is progression. I also am going to be starting my own business in the future.

So again, please tell me, with your lack of intellect, how that has any reference to my post. In any way. I literally live the exact opposite of that entire picture. And I am living at home to save and invest. Look at my age. I moved out for a month. And have been living at home the rest of the time.

Sounds like you just blame society for your problem and lead a pathetic lonely life with no ambition lmao.
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this is why i start businesses to avoid this modern days bullchit.
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I know a guy who's like 35 living with his parents, no job for several years.
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Originally Posted By Doomster23
You only have 20 years max to establish yourself financially, socially, and skill wise before mass automation dooms a sizeable amount of the population to a life of basic income, AKA government subsidised peasantry. The middle class is on life support with the way tech is going.
Seems like the minimalist lifestyle on a basic income is the way to go (srs).
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Who said I was buying a house? I am not lol. Especially with the current house market bubble.

The only debt I have is student loans which I will have paid off at this rate by august.

So you tell me, how I am a wage cuck. The whole idea is progression. I also am going to be starting my own business in the future.

So again, please tell me, with your lack of intellect, how that has any reference to my post. In any way. I literally live the exact opposite of that entire picture. And I am living at home to save and invest. Look at my age. I moved out for a month. And have been living at home the rest of the time.

Sounds like you just blame society for your problem and lead a pathetic lonely life with no ambition lmao.
don't forget to punch out for lunch wagie, your boss doesn't pay you to be at work and feed yourself.

Get some rest you've got a long day tomorrow
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Originally Posted By atlas24
don't forget to punch out for lunch wagie, your boss doesn't pay you to be at work and feed yourself.

Get some rest you've got a long day tomorrow
Ahh i gotcha. you're a troll. nobody can be this stupid lmao
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Ahh i gotcha. you're a troll. nobody can be this stupid lmao
lol at working full time and not even being able to afford your own place. You might as well be a part of the percentage, only difference is you're dumb enough to be a wageslave.
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Originally Posted By atlas24
lol at working full time and not even being able to afford your own place. You might as well be a part of the percentage, only difference is you're dumb enough to be a wageslave.
What? I do make enough for my own place......

Oh wait....lmao I forgot I am supposed to fork over 800-1200 a month to feel special instead of paying off debt and investing and making smart financial decisions.

Wait LMAO it all makes sense now.

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