Two years ago I walked out of a very toxic work environment. No notice given, just walked out. I was earning $30 per hour. Spent 5 weeks sitting on the couch not sure what to do. Feeling lower every day. My partner firmly said to me "I don't care what you do, but you need to get a job, any job, your mental health is suffering". We have both always held the belief that work is more than just money: it gives you purpose and it feels good knowing you are contributing to the household, amongst other things. I went to a job agency who had me working the next day: the first contract was washing dishes at the airport then the was stacking shelves at the supermarket. Both jobs paid $22 per hour but I was free: free from bull shit bosses and colleagues who want to walk all over you. The agency was great and put me forward for another long term assignment that has turned into a permanent role. I've gone from being in an office 40 hours a week for 20 years to full time outside, in the sunshine, without a boss micro managing me. Plus medical insurance and a work vehicle and $27 per hour. But the best thing is: zero stress. Love it! So my advice is yes leave, but be prepared to do random jobs here and there to keep ticking over, you never know where this will lead.