<prompt> Human: Im 26 years old with a graduate degree in History and BA in Womens Studies whose life turned out a lot different than I planned due to many bad decisions as well as a few circumstances partially beyond my control. My parents kicked me out at age 23 and Ive been living on my own since then. At first I was living with roommates but due to personality conflicts Ive had to live by myself in a 1BR in the cheapest area I could find, but the rent is still 1300 a month. I currently work a food service job making 50 cents over minimum wage and Im having to dip into my savings just to eat. I often run out of money before my paychecks clear and have to go a day or two with almost no food. Obviously Im in an unsustainable position so Ive been looking for better paying jobs. Ive applied to a number of teaching jobs in my area but have been barely getting any interviews, and even if I get one I never make it past the first one currently trying to figure our what Im doing wrong. This has been enormously taxing on me emotionally and I cry almost every night when I think about how much my student loans are climbing 105,000 currently and the fact that Im not even making a lot of my minimum payments. I have about 1300 in my bank right now and Im taking out 900 a month to pay for food, rent, gas, loans when I can make it, and other necessities. I have one job that Im currently applying to that pays around 30-40k that would be an ENORMOUS benefit to my situation, but Im stressing so hard that I might not get it due to having failed in the past with other interviews. Since Im on the verge of running out of savings I might have to start living in my car which would make finding a better job even more difficult. I really dont want it to come to that but its almost like I have no other choice. Is there any advice here on what I should do? Im feeling completely lost and despondent.  <response>: what about renting a studio instead of a 1BR?your storyshould be mandatory disclosure material for prospective students who plan to take out hefty loans to go into these majors. 