<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

I have a secure job with health and retirement benefits, but I hate what it's done to my life.  I moved to a shitty rural town to take this job and I'm extremely lonely and I feel like a cultural outsider (I'm much more comfortable in a city, apparently, and I feel like I just don't fit in here in spite of repeated efforts to make friends).  It's also about an hour's drive in any direction to get to small/mid-sized towns with basic amenities.  There is literally no reason to live in this town except for the fact that I'm working this job.

My job is fucking stressful and involves long hours 8 months of the year.  I don't like my boss and one of my coworkers is regularly corrupt and unethical and it makes me uncomfortable.  The workplace politics and bullshit are worse than the job itself.  I could make you a laundry list of specific reasons my job is terrible, but I'll spare you. 

Whenever things get bad I sit around contemplating whether it's a terrible idea to just quit outright and move to Chicago or somewhere and just hope I can land on my feet somehow.  I've been applying for jobs the past 2 months and I had one interview but I haven't heard anything back yet. I'm scared of completely losing my income at a time when the economy is shitty, and I'm worried about losing my health benefits... I'm healthy enough and rarely go to doctors, but I am scared of lacking that "just-in-case" security.  I'm generally paranoid and I highly value having security, but I'm starting to feel like my desire to privilege security is costing me big in every other aspect of my life.  

The plan has been to find another job and THEN quit, but the more I think about enduring this situation indefinitely until that opportunity arises, the more depressed and terrible I feel.  I want out.
<bot>: My job fucking sucks but I currently don't have any other jobs lined up.  Have you ever just quit a job before?  Did you land on your feet? Did you regret it?