<prompt> Human: Im not sure where to start. Sorry if I ramble a bit.I graduated a year and a half ago, and Ive been working in my field for about a year.I take home about 2.8k per month. Im very happy with the salary. Unfortunately, Im not happy, period. I had to move to the city, which is over an hour plus much traffic away from everyone I know and love boyfriend, family, friends. I live alone, which is very lonely and depressing for me, but I dont think I could handle the stress of having a roommate. All I do during the week is work, watch TV, and sleep. I enjoy the people I work with, and think I landed a fantastic job...most of my friends who graduated have part time jobs or if theyre lucky enough to be full time, make 10-15 an hour. I only have to work 40 hours a week.I feel like Im going crazy. I dont know if Im cut out to work full time, or maybe its doing such menial tasks all day long. I work in accounting, and although I was always fairly good at math, the drudgery of it is more than I can handle. I sometimes get headaches and feel nauseated at work just because I cant stand to be there for 8 hours straight. I feel like if I keep going the way things are, Im going to go crazy. But Im not qualified for any jobs that are even half as good as this one. The only reason I got this one is because I had an in.So this is what I feel like I need to do. Quit my job. Move back in with my parents. Take a couple months off to relax and regain my sanity god I miss summer vacation. Get a job near home. Find a place in the suburbs that is cheaper.Heres my breakdown of debts and expenses:2k student loan left 6.8, 50 monthly payment3k car loan left 7, 200 monthly payment bought used120 a month in insurance need comprehensive since the car isnt paid off400 a month in food I have dietary restrictions, this is the lowest Ive been able to get it, originally was 700 a month1000 Rent utilities this would go away if I moved back in with parents200 approx health-related costs prescription meds, therapy copay, supplements, etc.50-100 a month in entertainment200month going into my 401kProbably like 2-300month on shopping. Im a stress-shopper. Also had 0 professional clothes a year ago, so its been a little high lately.Assets:2.5k emergency fundUsed car worth 5k2k 401K balanceMy plan would be to wait until February, when I get my annual bonus, which would be another 2k after tax. This is also when my lease expires. I would pay off my car by then, then use the bonus to pay off my student loans. Then I would only have to pay for car insurance, 50 of my food, and health costs. I could easily sustain myself on my emergency fund for 2-3 months. Can this plan work?Edit: I appreciate the advice, but I keep seeing the advice to get screen for depression and try therapy. In my post above, I mention therapy copays. Just want to restate that so it is extra clear. I am in therapy. I know I have some depression, but I have been depressed for my whole life to some extent, so I do not think it is going away.Edit 2: Wow, I actually got a ton of support and advice while I was at work. I was not expecting such a kind response after a couple people told me to suck it up and grow up. Thanks everyone. I have a lot to think about. Whether Im going to get a dog, join a meetup, move back to my home town, or switch careers, I dont know yet. But I feel a lot less overwhelmed and alone now that I have a ton of advice and kind words.Assistant: While I agree you may need to be screened for depression, I think the real issue is you are not used to the responsibility off a full time Job. Welcome to adulthood. Your options are: look for social and support structure where you live or find a job closer to your family and friends.Human: While Im sure I have some growing up to do since Im only 23, Im surprised by the number of responses I got basically saying grow up. I dont think that depression is the same thing as immaturity. Im just trying to find something thats doable given my limitations, not mooch off my parents or welfare forever. I do appreciate the suggestions though. I think the second is more reasonable, Ive been trying to do the first since I moved out here and nothing.Assistant: You need some help developing coping skills. A professional can help you with that.Alternatively, get a hobby. Socialize. Meet people. Dont let your job define who you are. Dont let your happiness depend on your job.Also, maybe think about taking up a daily meditation practice.Human: Ive been seeing a specialist for a while and I dont think it has been working.Meditation may work. Thanks.  <response>: Ive been seeing a specialist for a while and I dont think it has been working.Get new specialist. If its not working, why do you keep paying? 