Bumping for a second chance

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don't think its possible, can't see myself working with other people.

Welp, I guess that's that

I was NEET from 16 to 27.

I just got my HS certificate now in 2015.

I am starting my bachelors degree in 2016 and I am being paid by the government about $900/month so long as I do all the course work.

I don't really know if I'll even be able to get a job after I finish my degree but now I am being paid to attend university and I am getting a degree ontop of it....so it's better than just doing nothing. And in the end if I can't find work the gov will just switch me from study-bux to jobseeker-bux.

I'm about to. Starting at a ~$70k/year job after being NEET for more than a decade. Therapy and medication have helped somewhat, as has trying to improve myself so I could win over a girl. Really though, I just grew tired of waiting to die.

>>25303914
I still have to rehabilitate myself. I'm as messed up as ever. Maybe more so.

>>25300501
I didn't have a job until I was 20. Not 7 years, but it's kind of the same.
I went to a temp agency for a Amazon.
Done a few other temp agencies since.
Jobs that hire in bulk and temp agencies don't really care to check.

>>25303914
That's insane. What's the job, and how did you get it?
Were you actually a NEET or just self-employed?

>>25300501
>So have any long-term NEETS (7+ years) escaped NEETdom for the better?

of course not, you've made this lifestyle concrete by that point, only an extreme event can change a person after that many years of wasting away.

>>25303615
may I ask what it was that made you into changing your life?