You're mostly going to get facetious replies. I already tried that. Almost ten years ago there was an article posted on here, and I went for a month. I made a couple references to that experience over the years. I don't like to think about things too much so I'm not going to get into it unless you have questions. NEETs have a tendency to fantasize/romanticize about intentional/community living. The New Monasticism has been a thing for a while already. I actually respect normal people who tried out at a monastery or similar and later got married. Anyway if you're not religious already, it's a non-starter. They also don't take people with health issues including mental health so that is something you would have to hide just like being gay.
>>231037Depending on which monastery you join, you might get to watch a PG rated movie once a week as a group. There might also be a library, but it's mostly going to be spiritual reading and classics like the Great Books.
>>231038Monasticism doesn't make much sense without religion. You hardly see any Protestant monasteries compared to Catholic ones in the West not to say that there aren't any strictly speaking.