If you’re a 33 years old man living in his parents basement without a job what should you do?

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Go out and find a job.

Get a job or get some qualifications and quick

I'd start by getting my head straight and making myself into an employable person by cleaning myself up, sorting out my attitude, thinking about my social skills and maybe getting some useful qualifications.

As an employed person, I will have an income, can do things other than vegetating in the basement and may be able to get a place of my own.

As an employed person, I will be exposed to new ideas and possibilities that are not available to an isolated basement dweller. Who knows, I might even start to have relationships and a life.

OK, I know it is not easy but it is worth it.

There are a million more jobs than there are unemployed people, so just get the heck out of the basement, into the fresh air and sunshine, and GET A FKING JOB.

STOP focusing on what WAS and what IS and focus instead on what you hope will soon BE. Feeling bad about yourself [if indeed you do] only gets in the way of any future plans. Your past and even your present are NOT necessarily blueprints to your future. So get started. And START by making a list. Write down a dream or two. And make them reasonable. [To become the King of the planet Neptune is NOT reasonable!] And take steps to make those dreams come true. And be patient. Habits are always difficult to break. And the life you are now living has become a habit. But don't give up. Just push on. And good luck.

Get a job ASAP.

Pray & ask God to make a way for you to get a job during these tough times.

Get a life!