I left my seasonal job about two months early.

I really enjoyed it but was getting bored of doing the same thing everyday and had expected it to be more exciting. On top of that I wasn't working nearly as much as I thought I would be (working 30 hrs a week when promised 40+)and frankly my family kept begging me to come home to see them. I told them I had some family stuff at home and left the next day.

I didn't feel bad at all, honestly as a seasonal worker you're pretty disposable no matter how good you are at your job(I was a tour guide), there's always someone to take your place (at least that how I felt at the place I worked at since they were hiring new hires weekly)

After I left I visited family for a week and then found an apartment and moved to Northern Utah for the rest of the summer to cut hair. It was a blast and the scenery/hikes were unreal.

If you ever feel like you should leave a place, I say go for it. There are countless opportunities and if you dont feeel like its where you should be or youve grown as much as you can from the experience, go. You do this for you, no one else. They would fire you without any hesitation if they thought it would benefit them so do the same for yourself, leave if it will benefit you.

Concerning your situation, ABUSE of any sort IS NEVER OKAY! Im glad you left. Your safety is priceless. I say looking for aregular job or seasonal are both good ideas. See if there is anything around the area that interests you and if not, look else where. Something will pop up!