/fa/ - Fashion

>>13861304
not him, but get out of uni for sure. I think it's worth taking a break if you're into it but you're burned out (I wish I did that, I wouldn't be in such a financially shitty position right now either), but no point in going back again and again. Find a job, try to figure out what you'd like to do, and see what you need to do in order to get into that field.

As far as the other things, you shouldn't worry so much about the future and should worry more about your inner demons. See somebody about it. They're not going to put you in a ward unless you say "so yeah I'm thinking of shooting up a school." There's no shame in it, and it's a start. Also check out that book called "Feeling Good." I haven't had a chance to read it myself, but a lot of people on here have said it really helped them get a grasp on their mental state. Worth a shot.

>>13864897
What's stopping you from getting hobbies? A hobby can be anything. Read some fiction, watch some movies, etc. If you want to really get into something, try and explore some new creative outlets like cooking, music, writing (even if it's gibberish). If you really can't find anything remotely interesting, then my advice to the previous guy is the same. Go see somebody, read the book I posted and see how you do. Mental issues are a real thing and get amplified tenfold by how fucked the world is right now.