EuroHikikomori

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   by EuroHikikomori 9y ago

   > Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don't delete your projects? It not so much that, I have enough time to work them into perfection, but the
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   by EuroHikikomori 9y ago

   I don't socialize online at all as it would quickly feel like a burden to me. I don't work freelance or have any income at all, but I'm very low maintenance as I don't eat much and don't like material possessions. A
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   by EuroHikikomori 9y ago

   The hospital for a check-up.
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   by EuroHikikomori 9y ago

   I wouldn't say it was an active choice, I didn't even known about hikikomori until very recently, but the description fits my lifestyle. I went to trade school and graduated as a network technician/systems administrator, but
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   by EuroHikikomori 9y ago

   I have been living as a Hikikomori for the last eight years. Every two years I leave my home for a few hours, but I spend the rest of the time in front of my computers. I don't have any friends in real life or online and the only peopl