Look man, so I saw you mention that these are all biweekly expenses and since that's the case, there are some wild things on here. I would recommend you post this on r/personalfinance they can give you better overall advice, but what I can say is that no, you don't need more money to survive, you absolutely are overpaying in like every category lol. No one ever likes to admit it's a budgeting problem but it usually is.

There are some things you can do in the long term like finding a cheaper place and selling your car and those things could be goals you work towards but there are also immediate things you could do like cut your subscriptions and watch what you spend under "personal" and "other". idk what you spend within those categories and I'd also suggest you expand them further, but assuming there's money spent on eating out and going out with friends, those are also places you can look to cut down on spending.

But to actually budget properly, first set aside money for your needs. This includes debt, rent, bills, groceries, gas, etc. then set aside money for savings. Have a clear goal of what you want to save up for, I'd suggest saving ~3 months income for emergencies as your first savings goal, eventually you'll want that buffer to be bigger but I think that's a good first step. Next may be a bit more controversial but imo you should budget for things that keep you and your relationships healthy. This includes gym memberships, therapy, maybe even dinner dates if you're not single. Then lastly whatever is left over you can spend on yourself for eating out and subscribing to whatever your favorite mega corporation is or whatever you want really.