>>12090821>Having children can be one of the most fulfilling things a person can do, we're biologically programmed to enjoy it.Believe it or not, this is actually false. We are biologically programmed to put pussy on a pedestal but trust me, sex is not even close to being as fulfilling as looking back at the past decade of your life and realizing that you got away in the easiest and laziest possible way, whereas everyone else whipped their bodies into exhaustion and now hate life. Successful energy preservation is the most fulfilling goal, better than sex itself. I've been a NEET for 10 years so far, literally never worked a job and dropped out of uni on the second year because I realized that I'm being educated to be a slave. Am I depressed? Fuck no, I'm the happiest and youngest looking guy from all the people of my HS class who went on to get masters in prestigious universities in Germany, France and England. Most of them earn more money than me, half of them have children as well, yet somehow I'm the happiest and my face doesn't look like the face of a WW2 veteran.
Meanwhile I'm just sitting here, browsing 4chan 10 hours a day, sometimes 16 if I feel like it, giggling at retarded shit non-stop, with a book on differential forms next to me which I will read if I feel like it, while waiting for the SW prepatch and staring at the next shitcoin graph wondering whether I should go in now or wait another week. All of my life revolves around basic hand movements. The depression of me realizing that, and that I'm a NEET, should've set in 8 years ago. 5 years ago. Surely by now. Well, that never really happened. Wanna know why? Because I don't fall for this primitive FOMO that you fell for. Modern society is entirely built upon
>1) Marketing>2) The FOMO generated by the display of the marketed goods/lifestyleYou dodge the marketing, both intentional and unintentional, and you dodge the FOMO. You dodge to FOMO and you get the keys to the utopian NEET life.
