Sometimes I feel bad browsing this board. Talking about degeneracy...

Sometimes I feel bad browsing this board. Talking about degeneracy, weakness and laziness in others when I'm a lazy weak awkward NEET.

Same. But at least we are self aware.

Just kys already

this board is just projecting

Soon

At least you aren't on /r9k/...unless...

I'm a shameless degenerate when it comes to drug/alcohol use and pornography. But I don't blame society or women for my personal flaws.
/r9k/ is a bit too extreme even for me.

Two primary forces are guiding your laziness. Maslow's hierarchy of needs and inertia.

You can combat inertia through spontaneous achievement. Do 2 push ups, right fucking now!(did 5 myself just now because of this post) It's practically nothing, but it's more than you did yesterday I'd wager.

Every time you find yourself slipping and become aware of your own shortcomings, you need to just do something to show yourself that you can. Self actualization feels good, and the act of doing something breaks down the inertia barrier of doing nothing.

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I do go to the gym occasionally. I just have no drive to occupy any particular profession or calling. I'm slowly sucking away my parents money into frivolities whilst giving nothing back to society. And I know I'm not the only Sup Forumsack to do the same. I just wish there was a way to quit living without disappearing into eternal nothingness.

>implying people who regularly browse Sup Forums even believe half the shit they say

Don't fall into this line of thinking. Just because you may not be a good man right now you still see the truth of what is virtuous and good in this world.

Seeing the weakness within ourselves and striving for something better is always good. Striving for a society that cultivates this virtue even when such a society may be hard on us just gives weight to the strength of our convictions.

We see the corruption in this world and the corruption in ourselves and want to fix it, while others revel in their own rot.

I don't care about occasionally mother fucker. Did you do your 2!?

This been here for years and fell away short of the man I wanted to be for a long time. Finished grad school a year ago, got married and bought a house/land out in the country 6 months ago, and have finally become someone who's worth a shit. Just gotta keep improving, however you define it.

>everybody has a vice...just make sure the vice doesn't have you.

>I'm a lazy weak awkward NEET
1st step is admitting you have a problem.

Nigga I do my starting strength. But what does it matter if I can squat 3plate if I can't support myself off my own dime? I've got a chronic illness and I can't live just working at a car wash, even picking up a trade I'd be stretching myself thin. I've been raised a libertarian Methodist, and I still believe that's moral and just, but is it possible to be a libertarian christian and be a degenerate wage slave? Should I just become a gommie?

Government programs were there to help people like you who got shit luck and were born with a chronic illness. There is nothing wrong with asking for help, a people are meant to care for each other.

This does not mean you should become a leech though. Learn a trade, start a farm, do something to improve your ability to care for yourself. You don't need to 'find something you love' no one loves their work when they have to do it 8 hours every day. Just find something that you can constantly get better at, and you don't hate.

2 pushups out of nowhere isn't about strength training. It's about developing the willpower to jump at the chance to improve. Life doesn't work like experience points. You can't just grind life improvement. You have to be willing and able to jump from ledge to ledge when opportunity swings your way.

The hard truth is that it's not a set clock, and it is possible to miss it if you're not paying attention. That's why it's important to always be prepared. Nothing is a waste if it is towards improvement of the self. Just getting prepared for the next jump. Of course, you got to open your eyes and look for it. It isn't always in places you're used to looking, if it was, you'd have already found it.

I'm a NEET too, OP

I want to eventually break out, but this depression / anxiety

I take comfort in the fact that I'm at least self-aware

>taking comfort while doing nothing about it
How can you take comfort while being an idle neet?

I have a job meeting in May - I'm waiting till then