Second comment: the othertthing no one talks about is how much of an addiction it becomes. If you get the max amount from disability that near 2k a month minus health insurance and food. You have no generalized savings, unless you're on section 8 due to how much rent you'd have to pay if you weren't. You can have assets with disability but regualr SSI which limits assets and you'd have to keep all your money on cash because if you go over a certain limit in savings which you can't even have a savings account really because of the limit and no work based income it's harder to get a, "regualr bank account," unless it's at a credit union. You also can't own a car on SSI but you can on disability.
Life isn't great on these services you're very limited and you're better off, if you're able to getting a career that pays at least 75k$ a year and lower expenses on luxuries.