My last job was extremely emotionally draining. I feel you completely. You don't need to apologize!
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I don't know what working a food service job is like for you, but I remember when I worked at McDonald's I would come home and basically fail to be productive. I would be exhausted--mentally and physically--and I would smell of grease. All I wanted was to take a hot shower and crawl into bed. It takes huge discipline to get through a difficult workday and then, afterwards, steel yourself and use your spare time to create something. In my experience, this ironically makes me feel more free. Some unsolicited advice: There is no way to make this easy, but it helps to take care of yourself. Prioritize a good night of sleep, exercise hard and regularly, eat well, and make time for a social life. You will feel better and write better.