<human>: My gf was laid off in August after her company went belly up. She's been searching for a job dilligently since, has gone on interviews, but nothing happens. It's heartbreaking to watch her search all day and into the evening, go on these interviews, and just find nothing.

She's been helping pay bills and things (we live together) since her unemployment checks have come in, but they are about to dry up in a few weeks. She started crying really hard about it because she's terrified of being penniless. We don't lead very exciting, outlandish lives. Our biggest expenses are food, booze, and thrifting, and she controls the budget on all of those and she is terrific at it. Really, I'm the irresponsible one when it comes to money. She can make $20 last for weeks somehow.

But with the joblessness she's been restless, depressed, and anxious. She fills her days with writing and reading when she's not job hunting, but she doesn't have any friends (most of them moved, and when she tried to make new ones, it didn't really... work). She's been depressed and she tried seeing a counselor but the ones who did sliding scales here were awful to her -- she saw one for about a month but they ended up leaving.

I don't know how to help her. We're going to end up living off my job (34k, not a lot but enough) if she can't find one and I know she will break if that happens. She's tried everything, there's nothing wrong with her experience or resume, it's just the job market here in Denver. 

I don't know what to do, I'm scared for us and for her. How can I help her at least be a little less stressed about the income thing?

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<bot>: GF can't find a job after being laid off, and the unemployment is running out. We are about to deal with very hard financial times and I don't know how to help her depression.