Roosh,
Just because you've signed a two month lease doesn't mean you have to stay there two months.
Whether you pre-paid or feel morally obligated to pay out the remainder, don't fall into the fallacy of sunken costs. You've already paid or have decided to pay; that should have no effect on your decision to leave early. You can start enjoying Poland sooner, and financially you will not worse off (since you have already paid or will pay your full lease).
The other obvious alternative is to simply break your lease and move out early without paying the remainder. What are the penalties for breaking the lease? Could they actually come after you for unpaid rent?
Just because you've signed a two month lease doesn't mean you have to stay there two months.
Whether you pre-paid or feel morally obligated to pay out the remainder, don't fall into the fallacy of sunken costs. You've already paid or have decided to pay; that should have no effect on your decision to leave early. You can start enjoying Poland sooner, and financially you will not worse off (since you have already paid or will pay your full lease).
The other obvious alternative is to simply break your lease and move out early without paying the remainder. What are the penalties for breaking the lease? Could they actually come after you for unpaid rent?