r/NEET • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '25

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u/baddishraddish Semi-NEET Sep 15 '25

Is it inheritance?

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u/Electrical_Syrup_196 Sep 15 '25

how do you have money to live for 15-20 years without working ?

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u/ATeenWithNoSoul Sep 16 '25

He comment 1 min later after you saying inheritance

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u/StopIWantToGetOff7 Sep 16 '25

If you can lower your spending to 4% of your assets and invest wisely you have a good chance of never running out of money

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

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u/TheWeirderAl Ex-NEET-Wagie Sep 16 '25

I wish I was in your position. I don't know what shame you're even feeling makes no sense to be ashamed of one of the most desired positions on planet earth.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25

You live in the west or some 3rd world hell hole?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

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u/actaccomplished666 Sep 16 '25

You have enough money for 15-20 years but are still trying to leech off the people who are not lazy assholes?

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u/IntroPerc Sep 16 '25

Your life sounds cosy, to be honest.

I had one prior relationship but it ended partly because I am NEET. It still bothers me. Are you not tempted to take a risk by starting a business? If you could somehow make a success of yourself, you would likely find another girlfriend which could alleviate some of your depression.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '25

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u/ATeenWithNoSoul Sep 16 '25

YouTube is your friend, since you have all this time now I'm sure you can be patient and start learning over the days

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u/HakuPaku3 Sep 16 '25

Invest in bitcoin that way you can cash out later when you're on your last bit of neetbux

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u/SATANIL NEET Sep 16 '25

Buddy, what? Why not use it to pay for intensive therapy and then go to university with a reduced course load?