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The social club stuff doesn't work when 1. You're tired and 2. You're broke and can't drive. There's nothing that interests me around, and I don't have the energy
Looks like you have the energy to make posts and comment on Lemmy. Use that energy to go on a walk or something for a change. For me, once I start being active, it leads to more energy, and more activities. Social media is exhausting in a whole other way. Trust me, you'll gain the energy after you start walking.
That's not even remotely the same.
Okay, I'll try a different approach rather than giving advice. Your situation sounds awful, and it must be really hard for you. Reach out if you need, we're there for you in spirit.
I wish I could articulate anything more than to say things can (and will) change and the future will be different.