Ryan...I can so identify with what you're saying. I had some really bad drama as well, but the days of being on campus still bring back fond memories. I too had to return to my parents' home. Then trying to find a job, with a Fine Art degree, no less. The prospects were nonexistent. I managed to land a couple of good jobs, despite my lack of qualifications.
Are you employed at the present?

Nothing will ever compare to your college days. I'm age 65, and I've evolved in the work force as well as marriage and parenting. ( a lot of drama in that too!). Leaving the heady days of college, then going out on your own, even living with parents (as I had to do for a time), is very depressing. Probably the lowest time of my life. It's a real eye-opener, having to face the real world.

Let me ask, do you have any plans for an advanced degree, and the financial means to do so? My dad forbade me from pursuing this, saying, "I put you thru college, now you have to work." Later in life, I did and have pursued it, and it was very rewarding. If you can go on to study further, you will find graduate study very fulfilling and challenging, even if you have to live at home.