<prompt> Human: Im sure there has been a lot of posts like this but its more to vent then anything else. Im at my whits end with my student loans and have lost hope as to what to do.I have been faithfully paying my student loan debt for two years now and have had to go into a income driven repayment plan for the bulk of it. Over these two years Ive paid Navient over 8k and have so far managed to have my loan debt increase by 27k, meaning bigger payments that I cant afford all while I just keep getting more and more debt. What the hell do they expect me to do??Just in case you were wondering I currently work a full time job at 19hr and have even been using spare time to try and make some money with handcrafts in Etsy and find a better paying job. I live in Helena MT in a trailer park with a soon to be 305 lot rent, 125 utility bill, 65 internet bill, 341 car payment an unemployed wife and they expect me to pay just shy of 600 a month all while increasing my dept forever...I just have no idea what to do...To answer questions in comments:Let me preface this information with the fact that I know that to get to this point mistakes were made and some of it was bad advice and direction and other parts were my own bad decisions. I dont need to be told that I shouldnt have done A or B, I already understand that completely. Im just looking for a way out.I currently owe 130,279.10 in Student Loans:62,625.48 - Federal Unsubsidized 637; interest8,656.32 - Federal Subsidized 637; interest20,388 - Signature Student 7.75037; interest9,047.43 - Signature Student 7.87537; interest16, 015.41 - Signature Student 7.87537; interest13,546.46 - Signature Student 7.87537; interestMy wife is looking for work and has been unsuccessful in finding any, is why she is unemployed.The degree I got was a BA in History and yes I know, I dont need to be told the uselessness of that degree nor did I TRY to get that degree. I fell into that degree because at one point I was so in debt I decided to get out of college the fastest I could and that happened to be the degree I was the closest to achieving. Again I know what a bad decision is and I dont need to be reminded.Im 30 by the way and am not looking to waste the decades of good health i get working 3 jobs, and I get that this may seem unreasonable but working 40 hours a week full time plus the 20 or so hours I try to make money on the side is plenty.Im sorry if I sound angry or unreasonable but I do appreciate the advice and help its just a frustrating situation I wish I never got myself into.Sorry if this doesnt flow well I never post on reddit but heres another edit:Thank you everyone for your advice. Im going to keep at it, hopefully some good things start to happen. I recently had an interview for a better paying job in Bozeman which will give my wife some better opportunities.I will start looking into some non profit work for the loan forgiveness option and see what that all takes and into maybe some more lucrative side work.This may seem silly but the side work I just recently started is actually woodcarving which I then try to sell on Etsy. I know that its not the best option for money making but I chose it because I really enjoy it and Ive been trying to reduce stress.Its difficult because at the same time I want to pay this debt off quickly before it becomes too much I also dont want to make my life miserable because life is too short and for all I know I dont have long left. Might sound dramatic but its all too true.Thanks again for the advice!  <response>: Now that you have your loans listed, for the Federal student loans you should look into working at a non profit and getting on IBR and investigate all requirements for student loans forgiveness. Throw all extra money at the private loans. Its still going to be a long hard road. What does your side business bring in? If its not bringing in 800 month or more you should quit doing that and work a different second job. 