TFW 22 and still living with my parents

I literally feel something bulging on one side of my lowerback...

Have you gotten an Mri or do you do side planks?

I am now enrolling into school I'm just nervous about math, I was never good at it in hs.

if your parents are anything like mine, they will never kick you out even if it means your life is miserable. I had to start being a dick to my parents because they were letting me be lazy late into in my 20s and encouraging me to keep living at home. When I had a really good job, they would lean into me for things like new electronics around the house, or car stuff.

They knowingly and actively clipped my wings so that they wouldn't have an empty nest, and I was too dumb and comfortable to realize it.

Please, if you're in your 20s and still at home, make money and put together some savings. When you have enough to live without them for a year, jump on it.

same. might as well make the best of it tho. i've been kinda forced into taking a couple years off from university, and i haven't been able to find a job since coming home. i spent a while depressed, and i just bummed around and smoked weed/played video games/shitposted. i was lifting half heartedly, taking breaks at random for sometimes long periods of time so i didn't even keep most of the gains i made at my uni gym. while my family is well off, i hate taking money from my parents so i also couldnt go out and do cool shit at will. since i spent most days in my house, sometimes by choice others by a lack thereof, i got bored a lot. i ended up deciding that i have so much free time i'd get around to doing stuff i wanted to but obligations kept me from.
>learning how to grow weed
>teaching myself a new language and guitar
>working through the damage being abused as a kid did to me
>learning good social habits, and learning what i can about overcoming social anxiety/insecurity
>doing more cardio
>finally getting reconstructive surgery to fix the chop job a surgeon did to me years ago (downside is i'll have to take several weeks off of working out but its worth it imo)
>also taking better care of my teeth now, i'm fixing my posture, and my asthma is going away
if i play my cards right for another year or two, i'll be able to go back to uni with a fresh GPA and without many of the problems i had originally. i'll be older, sure, but young dudes don't have any value on a campus' dating market unless they're uber attractive, rich, or an athlete. i'll have to take some freshman and sophomore level courses when i go back, so hopefully being Veeky Forums, more confident, more stable, and less autismo will help overcome the age difference so i can slay some primo teen poon

No I haven't gotten one. It's been like this for a few months and I'm worried now

what side planks have ro do anything with this?

Dude, I'm a 27 year old NEET. I don't even have my own room, I sleep on the couch in the living room.

Awesome bro! I'm on a waitlist until next spring probably but I'm upgrading for now to get in for a better program earlier.

I was told by my physical therapist to do those and it'd help with my disc issue. Not saying you should do them though.

>Please, if you're in your 20s and still at home, make money and put together some savings. When you have enough to live without them for a year, jump on it.

I wish I read this sooner. Living with my parents is absolute torture.

I'm almost 23...

nothing wrong with living with your parents, i heard that most of us are gonna be doing it until like 30 because prices are so high for everything and we cant afford it.

it sounds like it would be fun to live by myself but i really dont know lol

And?

I'm 27, living in the dreaded PARENTS BASEMENT, working, and dating a qt3.14...

Do you know how much fucking money I have saved over the years by doing this? No rent, but I do buy the food.

Once I enroll into school, make some acquaintances I am planning to save up the money I have and move out I'm getting tired of living with my parents to

i need some consoling bros

>mom got in bad lawsuit from her job
>lost, then filed bankruptcy
>got her bankruptcy denied
>25, still living at home helping brother and sister while emotionally helping my mom
>shit is killing

I am living like I am psychologically a prisoner. When I see my mother I remember all these horrible years during the lawsuit.

>almost 24 and still living with parents.
Once I cash out from my WC settlement I am moving out so damn fast.
I have a feeling that they will hate each other more once I stop being around to distract them.

What good is saving money when it harms your quality of life significantly? ??

thats not what a bulging disk would feel like m8, its pretty much symptomless until it bulges enough to pressure a nerve and cause sciatica (tingling pain in your leg)

I have a minimally bulging disc got a Mri and it compressed on. The tingling scithica has stopped but my back still hurts.

Then what the fuck is my shit? It's definitely fucked up in some way...

go to a specialist bro

Bit late for that, my parents already "borrowed" a little over $15,000 from me.

I am telling you the best advice is to go to a orthopedic surgeon center and getting a Mri.

>tfw 30 and still live at home

Kill myself.

>tfw 27 and still work for my dad

don't sweat it user, I've got you covered by a longshot

I live in canada and I dont know what to do.

I'm in Canada

I don't know what Canada has to do with it. What are your symptoms?

Tfw 22 living with parents after 2 years of living in a dorm.

Shit's so comfy.

I don't need to worry about most things like money and put up with shitty housemates and moneygrabbing landlords.

This.

I'm 25, and my parents live in a big city where I wouldn't reasonably afford rent. I have a fantastic job and save my money.

My parents aren't boomers so they understand. I work hard, spend my money on self-improvement, and can help my mother.

Don't fight the parents basement meme. I have friends working at hedge funds, lawyers and about a dozen other friends with fantastic jobs doing it. Most of the ones that did move out (me included) ended up moving back in.

that means its all free, right?

ive been 5 weeks with a back injury, google can only help so much. after a month or so you really should get looked at.

>tfw 22 and moving together with my gf in my new apartment

What if you hate living with your parents and never got along together?

what if you live in a shitty area with little job opportunity? Am I allowed to move out then? Is that okay?

It means its very difficult to get somebody to give a fuck. I've gone through this with multiple family members. Absolutely nobody in the system cares unless its an emergency or an obvious fix.

You have to bully your way through user. Force them to give you specialists.

Work hard enough at it and you'll be fine

I'm asking you your symptoms though. Realize I'm not a doctor just tell me what's up with it.

look at youtube videos for herniated disc yoga routines...i bought an inversion table, seems to help - temp atleast.

good luck man

>tfw 20 and moving out in a month
Parents are never really home anyways, so it's mostly my sister and I here. But she's moving to San Diego to live with some family out there because she loves it there and she has no idea what she wants to finish a degree in. I'm transferring to the college back in my hometown and rooming with my best friend, so I'm kinda looking forward to it.

What did you boys major in? I'm trying to change my career so that I can be finished at my community college by next year.

that hit a little too close to home

I think that's a fine compromise. My biggest thing with moving out is self-improvement. I would never be able to continually self-improve (in my own situation) if I moved out.

- spending money on professional certifications
- spending money for my GMAT/ saving up for my GMAT
- managing groceries and a healthy diet, warm bed, neat house while I work 60 hours in my main job and then go to the National Guard/Reserves on the weekend and development workshops/classes on weekday nights

That's just my reason for staying. If you can self-improve better by yourself and have enough money to live with a clear head then go for it.

Graduated in December last year, 24 and still living with parents, saving up to move in with girl friend, looking into getting a teaching certificate to teach high school at least until I can get my masters and teach at colleges. I feel like I'm behind, a few people I know have already gotten high paying positions without going to college and I'm currently a bank teller.

How tho? I don't have a family doctor. Are walkin clinics able to refer to specialists or for an MRI?

Significant pain and discomfort most of the time, sometimes gets really bad that it hurts to walk up stairs or lift things. And I feel a bulge more so on one side than the other.

Okay well get a family doctor. Get aggressive, canvas around. Contact the government and start bitching. E-mail your local MP if you can't. Good life skill is to start getting aggressive about the things you need (nevermind want).

I'd wait until the local MP told me to fuck off and then go to the newspaper that the city refuses to give you a family doctor

I could find one but they're all either new, shit-tier or not accepting new patients.

I'm considering just going to the hospital during daytime on a weekday since that funnily enough seems like the easiest way to get quick and legit either testing, attention or a referal.

I usually do body weight I have a inversion table I use to help my back. It'll take a long time for it to feel better I know how it feels to reel hopeless. Buy a inversion table.

Honestly not that bad as long as you're working a pretty nice paying job and just doing it for a year out of college to save money

keep being comfy. you won't regret it at all.

im 27 and live with mine but i own 2 vehicles and work full time

just too lazy to move out cause i get a long great with them and i only pay them 300 a month

I regret becoming complacent out of high school. But I'm working on becoming more respectable.

If you're over 19 and you live with your parents you're a bum

Only if you don't pay rent.

no, especially if you pay rent

asking for rent is basically their way of saying "please move out"

>discovered i have milk alergy, both whey and casein, can't eat any fucking dairy or whey shakes

fucking shit, guys. this came out of nowhere. been consuming milk all my life with no issues, i'm not lactose intolerant or anything....

i have a spot on my arm (inside elbow) that gets really fucking red and disgusting when i consume it. looks like a gross burn or something rotten. apparently it's the protein in milk.

>tfw can't hit macros now

Fuck. Whats your plan

Rice chicken beef pasta that's what I do if I can't drink my milk due to getting sick with fever.

>tfw 22 and don't have any parents

Could be worse friendo

Id prefer this to my situation.

>I'm 31
When to an hero Veeky Forums?

>tfw 24 soon and live in a nice student apartment
only issue is that I think I'm slowly losing my ability to speak like a human due to the almost complete lack of socialization
when I lived at home I'd speak with my mom and stepfather and stepsister every day, now I only talk when at school (sometimes not even then), when my mom calls me once a week or so or when I play vidya with friends (which has been happening more and more infrequently)

there's no way this can be healthy

>tfw 33 and still living at home

it's sad but i'm saving up to buy a house all on my own.

Fuck...I can relate to this.

Do you find yourself mumbling a lot when you do speak?

After being NEET for a very long time, I noticed that nobody could understand me, I had to really concentrate on talking and think about every word I said or else I would just mumble like a fucking old man with dementia.

Neet master race, amirite?

I stutter, slur and constantly forget what I'm supposed to be saying

i had a presentation yesterday and it was like being cast into the lake of fire

Biology. Wldnt recommend it. I work in an environmental field and got lucky getting the job. If you are passionate abt bio, u gotta get a masters and intern experience

gee I wonder if that's the age you moved out user

Math never comes naturally to me but I have managed to grind it out for three years now in a STEM degree (coming from a person who failed high school math). You can learn it if you read and practice.

That really gives me hope, I just never grasped math. I am set to take remidials before I take regular classes. What stem are you doing?

oral hygiene, lmao

Listen to podcasts. Get some internet friends and talk on discord.

Get a microphone like a Blue-Yeti (you can plug a headset into it and hear yourself talk) Record yourself talking. Read out books or articles and record it all. Listen to yourself talking etc.

All of this helps build the neurological pathways for communication.

The pathways disintegrate if you don't use them enough, hence why the mumbling/slurring can happen.

t.15 yo

How do I get Internet friends?

honors political science specialist

i could probably find a decent low paying piece of shit job and work my way up but I would literally kill a homeless man if it meant i could go back in time and take a cs degree

t. Manchild virgin

Play an MMORPG like World of Warcraft. Keep on joining guilds into you manage to find a "clique" that you get a long with.

I have a group of 6 friends that I talk to everyday, we have our own discord setup. We play new games together all the time.

We've all known each other and been online friends since 2006 when we were all in the same raiding guild on WoW back when were were 16-18, now we're all nearly 30.

atleast you can work your way up. I can start as an oral hygienist and the highest ladder step is a fucking oral hygienist

I miss my old friends from runescape, ice been considering playing wow but all I know is runescape.

I'm 26.

yeah same I use to play socom in hs and it was the best time of my life

How do I get into wow, should I buy a membership?

wows fun for a couple hours after that i remember why i quit before

>21
>almost done with uni
>need to start getting muh work ethic
>cant get call back from mcdicks

My brother is 30

>TFW fat balding 24 virgin no degree still living with parents.

When should I kill myself?

become a wizard first

>no rent
>free food
>paying for my college
>just buy dad some beer every few weeks
bum life is pretty good

There are thousands of you, and when your forgivenes period ends our economy will collapse.

>live in Canada
>will still live with my parents until 30 probably

Housing market fucking sucks and I can't be bothered spending all my money monthly renting an apartment. Living at home till I can afford a place of my own/

>tfw NEET since graduated high school and "gap year" never ended
>dad gave up on me
>mother passed away when I was young
>will inherit millions when father passes away
>dad mentioned the meme about Bill Gates and Warren Buffet donating 99% of their money by the time they die

Should I be worried? Fuck, help me brahs.

don't fuck around with wow it's literally the biggest piece of shit to waste your time with

Moving back home at 23 was the best decision I ever made. So much better than living alone, paycheck to paycheck. Stayed there for a year while I sorted myself out, which was extremely valuable. Now I'm in grad school, and live away from home most of the time, alone. I miss living there honestly, and relish the time I'm back there on breaks and such.

It feels like it'll never end while you're there, but once you leave, and you will eventually, you'll miss it.