got a graphic designer bachelors degree 26 years old lost all

Suck it up, you're in too deep to turn back.
a lot of people who are good at their jobs are miserable and after 10 years or so have to push through a plateau.

this is probably a plateau.
I feel this way about music atm.

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I'm hoping to finish my associates in Web Design next year and even then I enrolled in community college in 2010. Almost all my friends that I graduated HS with, and even the ones that were a year behind me, have their bachelors and are out enjoying life and decent jobs while I'm still part time and in school.
Meanwhile I suck shit at design, can't bring myself to practice for the upcoming semester, and basically suck at the only hobby i had interest in k-12. I don't really have any other interests so I think I can relate OP.

>these threads

Life is scary. The funny thing is that you guys are talking about isn't nearly as bad as it could be, while being pretty horrible.

Anyway, you really should probably stick with your field if you can get a job.

Do some drugs, always helped me with my creativity.

Jokes aside, there are plenty of ways to mesh your graphics career into other outlets. You'd be surprised what jobs are searching for a creative to help out or to help structure stuff. It's a rut, I know and they suck, but maybe looking for a new job with the same qualifications will be best.

And just so you know, I'm in the same situation with a BFA in graphic design. I've managed to make it worth while, lived in NYC and SF, but somewhere along the way I pretty much turned into a bullshit artist, not scamming companies mind you but pretty much playing myself up for positions, getting them, and then studying like hell to make it work... Like "art director"... common man. Not exactly jackson pollock but I'll take it. Most of the time it goes well. Such is life.