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>>304533 (OP) 
>how do you prevent the feeling that time is flying and all days blur together?
By doing any sort of mildly meaningful hobby where you set a goal and work towards it.
>Could trying to go outside every day help?
Going outside could mean anything from travelling to a place to perform something useful to just walking a set path everyday for a few minutes and then fucking off back home.
>maybe just taking a 15 minute walk at evening or night (so that you're not confined in your room for days on end) could be enough to make days feel more defined.
This will very quickly just become part of your daily routine and will not necessarily contribute to you feeling like you're spending your time on anything useful and not just letting it pass you by.

Ask retirement home folk how they deal with their schedule. A little sun exposure each day helps to stabilize physiological cycles and make your sleep schedule more regular. Repetitive work also makes years blur together, if free time makes your life boring, the most common work won't be helping there. Meaningful contact with people and ideas helps, but rehashing the same thing day by day won't.

>>304533 (OP) 
Time flies when you get what you want so you must stop getting what you want, do what is right instead.
Do everything as slowly as possible, like walking for example, as you walk try to notice as much details from your surroundings as possible. 
Stop fearing death.

>>304561
It's still better to experience the link related state than not to
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/in_the_zone

>>304563
I don't think my personality type has those. I think something like that would require emotions.

>>304571
It's about curiosity for me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)
If you are bored all the time, why would you recognize that as boredom? Nothing to compare to.

>>304572
I breathe all the time, yet I recognize that I am breathing.

>>304578
You can stop breathing for awhile intentionally, and that generates obvious discomfort. Explain how you could manage to stop being bored by applying your will alone and what are the symptoms of that temporary change, assuming curiosity is something alien to you like other emotions, supposedly.

A more apt analogy is asking someone with color blindness what the missing color is like. Assuming you are not lying on the internet. /r9k/ robot posting is just a meme.

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It don't matter, none'a dis matters.

>>304612
You are replying to another anon, reddit.

>>304620
And? Does something said about one of them not apply to another? You can kys, for example.

>>304629
Wow, what a pissy baby. See a shrink.

Make some art. You know how to art do you?

>>304695
I want to get into it.

>>304706
You know the drill. Loli space marine.

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>>304684
no u

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>>305080
>how ANYONE can achieve neethood
>actually only if you're american
>it takes 3 years of your life
>you can't actually work during those 3 years so if you aren't leeching off your parents back you can't actually do shit
>BUT you get 900 dollars which depending on the location might not even be enough to survive and is overall a pitiful amount which doesn't get you very far regardless
>totally SELF SUFFICIENT FOREVER bro
wow great guide it totally convinced me to waste my entire life "living" in absolute poverty and being completely dependent on the gubmint instead of doing literally anything else.
>I can't wait to get a microscopic one room apartment and spend 90% of my epic neet money on rent and utilities and the rest on an epic neet diet of bread and water and never shut the fuck up about how enlightened I am for making 0 dollars a year and not having any money for anything at all besides food. what a genius I am.
said no one ever.

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>>305083
>actually only if you're american
American moment on the posters part. It's either as difficult as America or even easier if you live in a European country.
>it takes 3 years of your life
Bueracracy is a slog, and it may not be a straightforward path. But once you've got a foot in the system, it's difficult for them to force you out of it, unless enormous political shifts happen.
>you can't actually work during those 3 years so if you aren't leeching off your parents back you can't actually do shit
The North American neetbux systems are weird. Sometimes they require you to have work experience to qualify for the stuff. If you can make it work somehow, you may be qualified for more money, since they give you a percentage of what your wage was rather than just the minimum amount.
>BUT you get 900 dollars which depending on the location might not even be enough to survive and is overall a pitiful amount which doesn't get you very far regardless
That's the base amount. Once you have that, you may qualify for accomodation supplementation (i.e either they pay for a part, or they straight up pay the rent for you), and things like food stamps in the USA.
>totally SELF SUFFICIENT FOREVER bro
Dumpster diving, foraging, grow some crops if you can somehow own a small plot of land, or maybe even rent it, or say fuck it and perform guerilla farming somehow.

https://neetpride.wordpress.com/2019/05/31/the-8fold-path-of-the-comfy-neet/
Consider the Noble Eightfold Path of the Comfy NEET.

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>>305083
You're a gay nigger.

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>>305083
>I’m going to the best college I can because everyone told me to.
>I need to pay off my $40,000+ in student loans, so I need to move to the city and get a good job.
>I get paid well, so I need a better car and other stuff to match.
>I still have loan debt, car debt and now credit card debt, but now I have a good credit score, so I’ll use all my savings to pay 20% of an expensive house I’ll be paying off for 25 years.
>Oh my boss wants me to humiliate myself for sodomy month or get the Coofid vaccine or the Mark of the Beast to keep my job. I have at least a quarter of a mil invested in my life here, so I can’t just leave. Be realistic.
>Yeah the economy is really bad and I lost a lot of investments. Either way, this is my career and what I’m trained for. It’d be hard to retrain. I made the right choices, I just got unlucky.
>Well, I’m 60 and it’s time for retirement! Now that my body is broken I can start enjoying life!
>*Dies of seed-oil-induced heart attack.*
Because this lifestyle is much better.

>>305093
>Well, I’m 60
It can be worse.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retirement_in_Europe

>>305131
I also wonder where are feminists calling for equality over this issue, lol.

>>305131
Fucking boomers

>>305134
Everybody gets old, except those dying earlier.

>>305135
Not everyone makes everything worse for everyone after them for the sake of convenience to maintain their living standards as they age and die

>>305137
I'm saying those retirement age guidelines are likely to stay in the future too.

You know what I honestly don't know if I could blame the boomers. If I saw a significant enough amount of my descendants miscegenate, I'd want to leave nothing to no one too

>>305139
>If I saw a significant enough amount of my descendants miscegenate
Boomers themselves facilitated this.

>>305138
I don't think there will be retirement for most people
>>305140
Sure, but I'd still make sure the mutts' suffering is enough to kill most of them off

>>305141
I was saying that about the guidelines in the wiki link. There were initiatives to set that even later. Which is getting quite ridiculous, as I'm posting from Europe.

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>>305145
I think the concept of retirement will die off, and the old won't even have families to take care of them by the time millennials are as old as boomers

>>304533 (OP) 
>semi-neet
kys