<human>: I'm unemployed, but it's not through any fault of my own. I was working as a temp, and my boss let me go because he mismanaged his budget and didn't have enough money to keep me on.

Anyway, about me...I'm a 22 female and I have enough money for 4-5 months of rent and food for where I'm currently living. I'm a recent graduate, which makes it hard to find a job because everyone seems to want 3-5 years of experience in my field. I'm applying to office jobs too - I'd be fine being someone's assistant - but no responses so far and I'm a month in.

My boyfriend has urged me to file for unemployment though. At first I thought it'd be great because who doesn't like free money? But one of my friends pointed out that I shouldn't file for unemployment until I need it - because there are other people who need it more badly than me.

What should I do? I am torn because I feel bad if I take money from these people who work so hard if I don't need it. At the same time, what if something goes wrong in 4-5 months? I don't know if gas prices will go up, if food prices will go up because of drought, or if rent will randomly increase.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: I have 4-5 months money for food/gas/rent. Is it wrong for me to start getting unemployment benefits now? Will it be taking away from other people who need it more?