With all the stress this girl goes through at home, why not just get out there and try again? Couldn't be any worse than it is now. There is no shame in being rejected from an interview. She could even try to get an online stay at home job. Surprisingly there are quite a few online jobs these days. They don't pay all that well (unless you have programming [which is easy to learn online] or specific background experience), but they are fairly easy and not too time consuming if you know what you are doing.
Or with how pretty she is, she could get married. That would be like killing two birds with one stone (assuming she doesn't pass out from the anxiety of social interaction).
With all the stress this girl goes through at home, why not just get out there and try again? Couldn't be any worse than it is now. There is no shame in being rejected from an interview. She could even try to get an online stay at home job. Surprisingly there are quite a few online jobs these days. They don't pay all that well (unless you have programming [which is easy to learn online] or specific background experience), but they are fairly easy and not too time consuming if you know what you are doing.
Or with how pretty she is, she could get married. That would be like killing two birds with one stone (assuming she doesn't pass out from the anxiety of social interaction).
I already said it on the parent post/two posts back, but this girl has a crippling fear of society at large far greater than she has a fear of her family. This is a girl who can't put on a suit to go to an interview without collapsing in self-doubt, and how many online jobs will hire you without even having an interview? This is a girl who can't handle an online conversation with someone she knew in middle school without flipping out and throwing her phone away. This is a girl who, every time she is reminded of how she is stuck in place while the rest of the world moves on without her, reacts in a panic and seeks comfort from spending the whole rest of the day drowning herself in nostalgic games or the Internet.
What you're saying is basically like telling someone with crippling depression to "just be happy" or someone with PTSD to "just get over it".
If you follow the PuchiKolle story, the artist for that basically described himself going through a similar situation - he was a hikikomori that made comics as a way of coping, and it was only through that and gaining a following doing that when he eventually gained enough confidence to even try getting a job and going out of the house... and it was pretty rough for him, and he didn't keep the job very long before he wound up crashing back down and needing to retreat back within his comfort zone.
What she needs is support more than anything, and a way to build the sort of self-confidence that doesn't leave her so crippled by anxiety she can actually face a stranger without vomitting.
My little sister is getting out ahead of me.CRAP!
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I wudn't dyoo dat......
I wonder if the you in your present state could do it from here on......I'm a 24-year-old NEET
I gould doit......
*WHEeeeze!*
*WHEeeeeze!*As in, hyperventilation.If she is hired, make sure to wholeheartedly congratulate her, alright?!Don't show her that gloomy face, okay?My little sister is getting a starting salary before me.--tle sister is just 17.