All I want to do when I graduate is watch Netflix for the rest of my life

Who wouldn't?

Not sure about it being a genuine life option lol but I'm sure plenty of people would sack in their jobs for a life of leisure if money wasn't a problem.

But surely money isn't a problem?

I'm not asking to go on extravagant holidays to the Bahamas or to dine at the finest restaurants, I just want Netflix and the occasional pizza (a combined £30 a month lifestyle max)

Buuuuuut, would it not get boring after a while? :/

How much do you think a domino's costs? It's defo more than £30/month if that's all you're eating (and if you're eating anything else, then it's not just dominos and netflix).

Have you taken into account rent, transport, alcohol? Or would you be living at home with your parents? And would they be ok with it?

I'm probably taking this thread way too seriously, but I loved the title. All I can say is, if I could, I would, but I think it's not exactly how you want to spend the rest of your life (I mean, friends? family? pets? reading? music? other food other than pizza?)

Anyways, I think everybody feels a bit like you do when they finish their degree: they don't really want to be grown ups or have responsibilities. If you have the money to do this, go for it. I'd give anything not to have to start working next year, but be realistic about how much it'll cost

So I graduate this summer.

Once upon a time, I had dreams of being a hot shot lawyer, but after rejection after rejection for jobs, I have kind of just been like 'oh, ok then.'

Now all I want to do is watch netflix, and eat dominoes for the rest of my life.

I kind of feel like that whilst I was once ready to embrace responsibility, now I'm not. I feel like I have regressed mentally in terms of age, and that whilst maybe I should grow up, why the hell should I?!

idk am I being immature or is this a genuine life option?

Don't we all. I wish money didn't exist. Then I could have what I want.

Welcome to post-adulthood.

its a very minimal lifestyle.

Like I saidI'm not asking to go on extravagant holidays to the Bahamas or to dine at the finest restaurants, I just want Netflix and the occasional pizza.

heck, you could even maintain this lifestyle on benefits.

I wouldn't go there if I was you, you'll get ripped to shreds and rightly so

I guess we've all been there though, I just wish I could spend my life playing immersive video games like Skyrim and watch game of thrones for the rest of my life, but hey, unless I win the lottery, I can't expect such a cushy lifestyle.

But surely money isn't a problem?

I'm not asking to go on extravagant holidays to the Bahamas or to dine at the finest restaurants, I just want Netflix and the occasional pizza (a combined £30 a month lifestyle max)