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>The only difference between the woods near my house and the woods 300km away is that I can sleep in a tent there after paying appropriate fees. I might as well heat up some ramen in the woods near my house like a weirdo and say hi to the people that take their dogs out to cover the woods in shit.
With that attitude, it's no wonder why you can't enjoy being /out/ bud. It seems that you're cucked as well by not living in the land of the free seeing as you're using the metric system. Here, we have places where one can primitive/wilderness camp which don't require any sort of permit whatsoever. The only catch is that depending on the park, it must either be a certain distance within or away from an established shelter or trail. We're also allowed to gather fallen or dead wood to make fires with.
The point of traveling out to somewhere remote, and hiking to a spot to camp, is to get away from that "regulated industrial society" bud. Again, I'm not sure how it is elsewhere, but in America it is pretty accessible depending where you are. It sounds like you have other things that you're fed up with besides society, too, so maybe some alone time would really help. Do some more research and find somewhere remote you can camp and look into the laws, you might be surprised at what you find. Also take up fishing or something.

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