Not really.
All I want to do with my time is sit around, play video games, browse the internet and sleep. The idea of getting a job, frankly, scares me. How much? Have you ever lost the ability to move as a psychological response to prevent anxiety? Well, that happens almost every time I go to do my resume. I can move again once I decide to do something else, so it's not a hugely stressful occurrence by itself. It's sort of like forced procrastination. The worst part is that I need to get a job in order to afford the things that I want to buy; my family is going through rough financial times and I need to become more self-sufficient in order to help them out.
I'm a lonely guy, too; I don't have any really close friends and I don't spend any time with other people outside of school. For the most part, I like it this way; I get time to myself, with no one bothering me. However, having no one to confide in leads to a lot of pent-up emotions which can't be good for me. There're a couple people who I wouldn't mind being close to, and they like me back, but I don't know how to approach them. For even the most basic of requests, I get scared and need to back off. It seems like whenever I try to get closer to someone, I only end up further from them. It's stressful, to say the least.
To top it all off, I'm getting another major acne breakout and for some reason my medication doesn't seem to be working as well any more.