<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I'm a 23 year old who just quit a job that I hated in a city I hated living in and wants to move somewhere that I actually like. Unfortunately, I understand that wherever I go I'm still stuck with myself, but I was hoping to find a new job along with a therapist to address years of depression, anxiety and ADHD issues. Also unfortunately, it seems as though there is not really anywhere where I'm guaranteed a job and a therapist.

My fallback plan which is likely going to happen is move back in with my parents and seek psychological help while working part time at a coffee shop- unfortunately my sense of self-worth is heavily intertwined with my career and salary so I'll be losing as much as I'd be gaining with any therapy. Also unfortunately I am incredibly unskilled and incapable of making more than minimum wage- I stupidly chose a liberal arts degree because it was easy and I was afraid to pursue STEM, but now it's looking like I'm going to have to go back to community college and work my way up from square one if I can manage to find loans even though I already have a degree.

Ideally, I'd like to figure out what I want to be doing with my life or at least a job that wouldn't make me dread coming to work everyday, but that seems like it's becoming less and less possible given my circumstances and the way the world economy is developing.
<bot>: I don't know what the fuck to do. Is it worth moving back in with my parents if the psychological toll of not having a job that pays more than minimum wage balances out with any gained benefit from psychotherapy?