Raw LLM Responses

This hurts to read because I also struggled badly after graduation. I had a very understanding family though so I was able to pull through, and find an excellent job after a lot of searching (though I didn't have a pandemic to deal with). If there's any encouragement I can offer that isn't just a bunch of empty words, it's that your situation will get better and something will come up. It's such a cliche to say this but it's also true to life: a crisis is an opportunity to learn something, to find a strength and a resolve that was hiding within you all along. It's in these moments of crisis that we find out what we're made of. Keep talking to people who work in the industry you are interested in, ask them for advice on how to get your foot in the door. Keep improving your portfolio to showcase your skills and your enthusiasm. And keep your chin up, continue to take care of your physical and mental health. The last one is the most important out of the three. You are absolutely not alone in this and it's fine to take a breather. This situation isn't your fault at all and your life is on pause, but your destiny is out there waiting for you. Good luck.