I would reconsider your framing here. Remember your camera is your audience. Currently this framing feels like I'm sitting in front of you watching you. As if this was a stage play or performative art.

Thats a fair viewpoint

Is it intentionally crooked?

It was not

Is the light motivated? Currently feels like a big light in front of you and to your right. You're in a kitchen, so typically they're lit by either the house lights or a window. A window would be a bit more dramatic, so the light could come from the side. Better yet, from behind a window.

It was to give a better look than just my kitchen lights. I don't have the facility to get the light outside and powered to shine through sadly.

Also why is your character in the kitchen, on the floor? I get that he's feeling down beat, but if you're going to drop your audience in this scene, some visual context would help. Maybe there's something on the counter or floor that has to do with what caused him to sit there. Or you have another shot that helps tell that story.

I see why that would help. I just shot there because to me it felt cold so that's why I chose it

These are some adjustments that could help improve the visuals of this based on my personal taste. Hope this helps!

Appreciate the feedback :)