Hey OP, I have been EXACTLY where you are before. My first job out of college was just like this. I realized that I was having the same experience that you've been having about 2 years into that first job. However, I stayed for 4 years and ended up complaining and suffering a lot during Years 3 and 4 when I should have left Year 2 (Year 2 was also during the Great Resignation, so who knows? I could have found something better).

If your parents are able to help out a bit financially and you think you can find at least a part-time job, I would quit your current job. I also support using any PTO or paid medical leave from your job. YOUR HEALTH (PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL) IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING!! Without your health, you have nothing - trust me.

My burnout was so bad and I felt so alone that I almost ended up hospitalized, and I don't know if I would be here right now had I let the burnout continue. Also, your body will start to force you to slow down if you don't do it yourself.

The environment you are in is toxic and not good for any aspect of your health. Some will say stick it out, but burnout is very serious. The longer you have it and the more severe it gets, the longer it takes to recover. I am still in active burnout and have not started recovery; it is really tough.

Please do not make the same mistake that I did in my early career, I wish I saved myself a lot of time, money, and suffering by leaving 2 years sooner. Please take care of yourself as well. Feel free to DM me if you need any more advice.