Busto, now what? (serious question)

[ProfBets]

So I've been playing for about 2 years while in College
and have been able to pay everything with my winnings (Tuiton, books, food, rent, insurance, car, etc) while still maintaining a playing bankroll and putting some aside for savings. Mostly from $2/4 $2/5 $3/6 NLH, and occassional $2/4 PLO or occassional donkament when I need to switch it up.

I've been through one period of an about 6 month long losing streak (you know the deal where you get the money in as a 70% favorite or more and lose not once, but every single time) and not gone bust before...

But recently experienced a more severe losing streak in a shorter amount of time (around 6-8 weeks) and dropped about 80 buyins, which causes me to be now completely BUSTO.
Luckily it is summer so don't have to start paying for school expenses for about another 4-5 weeks, and even applied to a few jobs but can't seem to land anything as the last time I worked was way back in 2004/2005.

So I'm Busto, now what? Any serious suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated, thanks 2p2...
Oh and btw, don't really have any super high roller friends that would even be interested in throwing me a stake (waste of their time to throw less than a buyin in their eyes), so that's most likely out of the question.

[professormike]

80 buy in downswing, fgators has a friend

[Hattifnatt]

Play some $4.40/180 donkaments without looking at your cards.

[BowToYourSensei]

[nuclear500]

How about you try Real Life?

[Windforce]

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Play some $4.40/180 donkaments without looking at your cards.

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turn off screen maniac clicking ftw

[uminchu]

get part time crap job, use monies, rinse and repeat hopefully busto no mo

[ProfBets]

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get part time crap job, use monies, rinse and repeat hopefully busto no mo

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"and even applied to a few jobs but can't seem to land anything as the last time I worked was way back in 2004/2005."

i think these chumps that have been working part time non stop since they were 16 in the applications ahead of me are deemed more qualified for [censored] jobs then my mysterious 2-3 year leave of absence from the workforce, if you will.

Also, in all honesty I'm not even depressed as I know this comes with the territory and over past couple years have learned to accept the swings and uncertainty of NLH/Poker in general.

[cheer]

graph or no real advice

[NozeCandy]

I don't get it. Poker has paid for your entire life while in college. At one point during your 80 buy-in "downswing" do you take some time off and go, "Hmmm maybe I should look at pokertracker and find the monstrous leaks in game"?