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Those who want or have to live as NEETs for a long time, what are your plans? What is the big picture of your situation?

Due to my circumstances, I'll likely end up being a hikikomori NEET for many more years until my father dies, then my mother inherits part of his pension which should still be enough for both of us to survive. I should probably also have gotten disabilitybux by then. When she dies, I'll have to hang myself but have the benefit of being absolutely guilt-free and having no risk of being caught by a family member. If my mother dies before my father (she's nearing her 50s, is 200lbs and has hypertension), I could potentially inherit part of that pension myself which allows for far more opportunities.

So why is this?

I'm 21 and stilI live with my parents in a rural area, in a house they own so they pay no rent or mortgage. The only degree I have is one that is technically worth less than a HS diploma but can still potentially give me access to many low-ranking office jobs, if only they were available here, as the unemployment rate in this country is quite high and you can find nothing in a small village.

My parents probably want me to get a job sometime, but this is nearly impossible in my area. I'm also depressed, anxious and insecure so I would definitely not be able to hold even a part-time job in my entire life.

They also want me to get some sort of higher education. Community college-esque courses exist where I live and I can get in them with my current diplomas, but they have far too much demand and it's likely I won't be accepted at all. I should still try it however, so my mother doesn't get angry and assumes I have an intention to fix my life. If I don't get accepted (which is probably what would happen), I'll continue doing it every year.

Basically my mental state should justify this lifestyle entirely in the future, as it's actually getting worse every day. I just need as many diagnosis as possible.