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> They're just as checked out really, bouncing between part time minimum wage jobs. They tend to live with like 5 roommates all doing the same thing they are. T
by Dracophoenix 2y ago
> They're just as checked out really, bouncing between part time minimum wage jobs. They tend to live with like 5 roommates all doing the same thing they are. They work as few hours as possible to pay for rent and food. Any money left over is going to weed/booze/both and videogames
The Japanese term would be "freeter". However, many artists, poets, and musicians, have lived similarly in decades past. Such a lifestyle wasn't and isn't limited to hikikomori or individuals approximately classified as one.
- bluefirebrand 2y ago> artists, poets, and musicians, have lived similarly in decades past I don't think artists/poets/musicians/what have you were sitting around playing videogames I think it's an important distinction that this isn't a sort of "we're living this way pursuing a dream" lifestyle that I'm trying to describe It's more "we're living this way because we have no dreams" I think it's different