Let's be honest: Having a toxic job can negatively affect your mental health in really damaging ways — and if some people have the privilege to, they might throw caution to the wind and quit.
And since there are thousands of reasons why someone might decide to resign from their position, we would love to know: What was the moment that made you realize you had to quit your job?
Maybe you were a server at a restaurant and a customer threw their margarita at you because their food wasn't coming out fast enough.
Perhaps your boss was gaslighting you about so many things that you had to give an incredibly short notice and GTFO.
Or maybe you were working at your dream job when you realized the industry was beyond toxic and it was causing you to have the worst work dreams of your life.
Also, aside from the incident, how did you feel in that moment when you realized it was time to say goodbye? Did you try to work things out with your employer or fix things on your own?
And how did you feel and what happened when you finally quit? Did your boss understand or did they throw a fit and try to stop you from leaving?