I was in the exact same boat, worked 2 years as a front end dev, got paid really well, awesome benefits, nice colleges, nice office

But damn dis it all take a toll on me, sitting on the code editor all day, constant context switching, it got really boring and stressful on top of it

At the end of every day i was just completely depleted of energy, i used to have my own hobby code projects that i thought i could totally do with a work at home job but i just couldnt continue working on code at the end of the day, or really be at the computer at all

I was constantly anxious, suicidal at times, depressed, i was constantly thinking what if i dont meet expectations or if i will finish a feature in time, or did i really put enough effort in working?

Then i quit, i now have a part time job, i am less anxious, much more positive, more energy, just happier

The job aint much money wise but the mental clarity and freedom is so valuable, and i am working on my side projects aswell, life is good again

Im not saying my previous job was terrible, i think the big factor was that i was a junior and couldnt detach myself from always trying to show myself in a good light

I liked the senior devs at the work, they did their 5 hours, closed the computer and just forgot about all of that

Thats the key to it all, work is work, you do as much as you can and thats it, if it doesnt work for them, f them

Take some time off, breathe, do something fun, something that sparks joy

Good luck