No job for 6 months, running out of money, long-term partner ended our relationship abruptly, depressed and probably autistic or adhd or both, hate living in america and traditional labor. seeking any and all advice, suggestions, ideas, anything that might spark joy

honestly I'm in the same boat so i have no applicable advice

otsukaresama deshita

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What do you expect? There are like two answers you can realistically get: Some up-their-own-ass essay about how you have to pull up yourself from the bootstraps or a reply recommending you to do a flip while you're at it. Nobody can fix your life for you, you have to do it yourself.

Become a professional boxer and fight for the title.

>>5
This

>>1
This was me 4 months ago. Honestly the last few years has been a bit of a roundabout of jobs for me.
I think you just have to appreciate the free time that you have now. Not having a job sucks because you have no money, having a job sucks because you have no free time, not having a job is great because you have free time, having a job is great because you have money.
Being in and out of work has taught me to save money when I have a job and try to be as productive or even just as active as I can when I don't, or am not working on any particular day. Archive.org has literally millions of public domain books, try reading more, set yourself a challenge, get out more, like actually get out more and see what interesting places locally you can go for little or nothing. Try walking in one direction one day and see how far you get, try to get further in the opposite direction the next day.
Just do something that's active.

Also this may sound cheesy but you could get a job far sooner than you think. I was extremely blackpilled because I hadn't had a job for longer than a month on almost two years, then I got one good interview in at a place I wasn't even going to apply for because I never imagined that I'd get it, now it's been 3 months and I'm doing well.
Also volunteer, volunteering is good. That's what I was doing before this job.

i'm getting pell grants for going to community college, easy money and getting respected as a participating member of society is quite nice as well. honestly even getting out of my room is nice in order to allow me to truly appreciate how lovely it is to be in my room.

>>8
It's hard for me to have an emotional response or the ability to care about the thoughts and opinions of random normies. I'm glad you like it, though.

>>9

seeking any and all advice, suggestions, ideas, anything that might spark joy

since i realize this must have been a joke, id like to change my suggestion to trespassing and vandalism.
good luck soldier o7