<prompt> Human: High PF,Ive been very depressed for awhile, and when I am depressed, I tend to mismanage my money to an awful degree. I intermittently will feel better and become much more responsible, but the impulse is always still there.While there is nothing permanently damaging about what Im doing no credit cards, no loans, etc, I dont like to be wasting my money. However, its very difficult to just stop. As such, I would like to essentially have my money taken away from me so that I wont do something irresponsible with it. However, for this to work, it would need to be in such a way that I could access it if need be expenses etc. I was thinking something along the lines of an executor or giving it to a parent, but I dont know any of the implications of those.I am a junior in college and have a brokerage account and debit account in my name. I have a good relationship with my parents very well off, paying for college, and so, I would trust them with my money.I am really just trying to avoid irresponsible behavior until such time that I feel like I am able to control myself again. Thank you!Edit: I dont spend money on drugs or alcohol. I will spend money on too much food, food quality that should be out of my budget steakhouses etc, unnecessary transportation, luxuries that should be out of my budget, and other generally wasteful things.  <response>: I am a junior in college Ive been very depressed for awhile, and when I am depressed, I tend to mismanage my money to an awful degree. I intermittently will feel better and become much more responsible, but the impulse is always still there.OK. Im going to take this in a different route. I know that this is rpersonalfinance, but the financial concern is probably secondary to the mental health concern here. But the mental health aspect can turn into a financial problem if you dont tackle it head-on trust me, I can speak from experience on that one. Contrary to popular belief, mental health issues dont get better when you get out of college unless you deal with them now. College is a great place to get treated for and learn to manage these things, since the university safety net hey, look, you can withdraw from classes with very few consequences if the meds they try on you fuck you up! than the safety net you have when youre working a job. tl;dr: go talk to your colleges counseling services. 