>>29610346
it's fascinating the way every language is having to come up with a term to describe unemployable adult shutins because of how common it's becoming

english: NEET
japanese: hikikomori
italian: bamboccioni

What other ones are there?

>>29610399
Hikkikomori doesn't mean unemployable though, in the modern age you can easily have a job and never leave home

>>29610399
>literature
>experimental cinema
poor, poor dad.
but that's what he deserves for having a child.

>>29610399
if you don't have a job you're seen as a bum now, no exceptions.
we need now a new word for people who are in between homeless and in between children.

>>29610423
>get a divorce with wife
>you have to pay for your lazy son
>it's 10 years past when you thought you had to stop paying him
>your ex-wife is getting dicked by some rich Chad in Sicily and going to cruises around the Mediterranean with him every month

The dad got JUST so hard

>>29610346
I see a murder-suicide in this dad's future

>>29610471
>got a wife and a kid
>instead of living your own life
that man just JUSTed himself. I don't pity him.

>>29610399
>bamboccioni
That term has been around since the dawn of Italian language, don't talk about things you don't understand.

>>29610399
>english: NEET
>japanese: hikikomori
>italian: bamboccioni

albanian and rumenian: albanian and rumenian