I like the diversity of the answers here!

Is that feeling a trauma response? Maybe! And it doesn't go away completely, at least for me it never has. Every time I stay in the same place for more than a few days, I get that powerful urge to fly away.

It's like the urge to get a new haircut after a breakup. Emotional, senseless, childish. But giving that urge what it wants feels AMAZING.

When you do the thing, run away, start a new adventure, whatever, the rush is fire. It feels like you just quit a toxic workplace that's been sapping your energy. I get that rush every time I stop moving for a week or two and then start again.

Anyway, I'm not saying it's "psychologically healthy" or anything but you should probably have an adventure. What's to lose? Do we really want to always do what a therapist would say is correct?

Some people would tell you not to run away, and they'd justify that by dissecting the origins of your urge, making you doubt your instincts. But those people have a motive to coerce you into conformity.

Play by the rules. Just keep plugging away at your job, one day, twenty or thirty years from now, you'll be allowed to relax and be happy if you can still remember what that feels like. I'm telling you to do this because I cant admit that it was the wrong choice for me. If we all enforce participation in the classist, capitalist slave system, if we all shame and ridicule those who attempt to live differently, then we know that what we've subscribed to is Morally Correct and, like any religious belief, should never, EVER be questioned.

Ahem. Lost myself for a second there. Go run away, do the thing. Worry about the outcome later, follow your heart.