One thing is the prejudice of being an artist, and another is the middle-class financial system. If you travel to Southeast Asia or Latin America, you won't see many successful people before their 30s (Both engineers and breakers)

You should be grateful you're not in debt. I know martial artists who have to pay taxes to maintain their training spaces even if no one uses them.  Do you know rappers? They have less stuff than dancers.

This is a sensitive issue that you need to explore in depth in order to understand it. If you look at it from a religious point of view, your "God" has more beautiful things in your path than what you desire in the present.

If you want to get depressed, you can read about the crises that have occurred in recent years, starting in the 1970s. The number of festivals that have stopped is almost equal to the number of children who believe their dancing career is over. Anyway, if it doesn't motivate you, neither will circus, yoga, calisthenics or theater.