I spent the first three years of my college experience struggling with depression, which made it really hard to engage in my studies or seek out opportunities. Thankfully, I'm on track to graduate on time, but I feel like I've missed out on crucial experiences that would help me land a job. The entry-level job market is tough, and without internships or relevant experience, I'm finding it nearly impossible to get hired. I worked throughout college to support myself, which added to my stress and left little time for anything else, including internships. Now, with the high cost of living and looming student loans, I feel completely defeated. It seems like everyone expects you to be a perfect student, and I can't shake the feeling that my struggles have doomed me to a dead-end job, like working in an Amazon warehouse. I really don't know what to do next. I feel trapped in this dark chapter of my life and could use some advice on how to move forward.