>>65914
i actually saw people like this. they were trying to find time away from it all, but even then, the campsites were filled with tourists and that commute to the countryside always ends up as a lengthy as a litany, then you have the bluetooth speakers and drunk kids that keep you up at night. the litter, the airplanes overhead, the highway rumbling in the distance, it all just reminds you that you never actually left your neighborhood. you try to get away, only to be faced with more things to be upset about, as you fumble through the special pricy gadgets you thought you absolutely needed for the trip because that reservation you had to make for the campsite made you wait in anxious excitement, thinking you'd finally get away.
there's definite value in reconnecting with nature, but in the face of the constant flow of status quo, it feels like there is little peace of mind to be found anymore. idk, maybe i'm wrong, but it's how i felt when considering these things.