<prompt> Human: I dont want to complain about my Sad Past, but heres the reality of my situation: Im 21 years old so above eighteen and before 24 that age where I can finally get help from the govt for college. Im living in Florida away from my family who is not going to help me with this, and I cant live with them, with a couple of friends who dont ask for rent. Im on EBT, so thats how I get my money for food. And, Im in the process of applying for medicaid before I lose my Tricare prime because I cant stay full time in school because I dont have the money to. And I had a job for 2 weeks, but I lost that job because of, essentially, my disability. It was written down as unacceptable behavior but truly I couldnt do the job. Its not an I dont want to I didnt want to but I also really, truly couldnt. It was a sales job and I have very severe anxiety i.e., I puke I get so anxious and have to leave social situations. I thought I could over come it? But obviously not. Backtrack about 6 months-- I was also living on my own but I had an income of about 700 per month from working as a pianist once a week but I couldnt save and ended up about 1k in debt which is accruing interest as I type this a hefty 18.75 service fee. I banked with Wells Fargo nobody told me what a terrible idea this was... and it was a mistake. They have so many fees that Im losing money for not having money. Its incredible, really.I moved to Florida with about 700, but I had 400 that I paid for rent for a month, but the friend who took the money didnt tell me he was getting evicted anyway. So I never got that money back and when I was working that sales job I had to pay money for Ubers to get around and for a bus pass to try to get around and for gas for friends to help me get around. Now Im at -53 dollars in my account because of overdraft fees that I supposedly had protection from. I interviewed and was accepted for another job thats about 500-700 a month something like that its a job working with developmentally disabled children and eventually Ill be living with my boyfriend rent-free but I absolutely hate this. Its grating on my brain, my mental health is going down the toilet-- not to mention... transportation is still difficult. I need to come up with some sort of plan to not be a total burden on everyone I meet. And I think in my attempt to not be a burden, I lost a lot of money because I would overspend in the past trying to get people to like me and its ruined me financially. Is there any hope for this? Im screwing future me too and its making me want to die. Have I not looked at all my options? Am I missing something?I know the only things I need to pay for right now are my outlandish 110 a month because I put my friend on it phone bill and my credit card bill-- I need to get a different credit card... and Im going to pay some rent like 50-100 for utilities for my boyfriends place. Hes giving me his old car but I cant afford all the fees that come with a car, so idk the point of that tbh.Anyway I realize this is all my fault Im just hoping theres hope. Thanks for reading. Assistant: Other than Get a job Im not sure what kind of advice youre looking for.Human: The kind of advice that comes from people who are much older than myself and have lived through this and know more ways to get out of this thriving rather than just get a job. Obviously I realize I need to get a job but there are many other factors involved and I asked if I was missing something. Which to clarify means-- am I not putting myself out there enough? Am I not utilizing the skills I already have? What do I do in the mean time while trying to create income? Can I go to the unemployment office?My parents advice to me was dont spend money ever and thats how they did their finances and why they have a lot of money I guess, I dont really know, but in the meantime me-- with bipolar disorder, and severe manic episodes, cant seem to really keep it together and manage money. But I never had any advice, no older person to tell me exact things to do-- which I needed. I dont mean this in a snarky way, Im saying-- I have no clue what Im doing and Im looking for other options and trying not to become hopeless in this 1k of debt Im drowning in.  <response>: but in the meantime me-- with bipolar disorder, and severe manic episodes, cant seem to really keep it together and manage money. If you havent already, you might want to consider posting this in a subreddit dedicated to bipolar or anxiety or other mental health issues.The people subscribed there will likely have a better understanding of the difficulties it is to have these conditions and their personal ways of coping managing that might be more helpful to you. 