SUBREDDIT: r/needadvice
TITLE: Life is falling apart, need objective advice
POST: Hey Reddit,

I'm in quite a pickle to be honest. I'm 23[M] and I'm very desperate for some objective advice on how to handle my situation.

- Obvious one out of the way first: extreme social anxiety and a bit of depression has left me with about 2 "friends" and I barely (want to) speak to them. To be honest, they just keep me around because they feel bad for me or something. (Overheard this.)

- My parents and I barely speak anymore since I moved out. They were always fairly abusive and manipulative so they didn't like when they couldn't 'abuse' me whenever they wanted.

- I was recently fired due to being an 'inadequate' employee, this despite being pretty much the top employee of the company for about a year. I was one in a batch of 12 fired employees who were, seemingly overnight, 'inadequate.' No explanation, just a pink slip. 

- The school I applied for last month called me this morning to notify me that I'm not being accepted. They had me take 2 tests (I scored 96% and 87%) and I had a pretty good talk with the head admin about my peculiar school history (I hadn't gone to school for about 4 years due to medical reasons). They even unofficially showed me the 'you-are-accepted' document which they signed in front of me. Now whenever I call them and mention my name, their administrative department is 'busy.'

- Student debt. Behind on rent. The usual financial shit.

- I barely do something for 'myself', like a hobby or a skill to master. I'm so used to just working fulltime that I don't have any time for me. Now I have too much time and I don't know what to do except push out resumes and go job/schoolhunting.

- My girlfriend and I are having some relationship issues. I know, I know, I should go over to /r/Relationship_Advice for this one but it's just worth noting that on the love-end of things, it isn't peachy either.
TL;DR: 
No job, no school, rocky relationship, no family life ,very few "friends", social anxiety, depression. 