It doesn't buy into OP's narrative. That's the point of this thread. OP wanted everyone to join in abut how shit life is.
Y'know, I get this. Before being able to get 'unstuck' from a life challenge, it's necessary to take stock, have a bit of a wallow and gain support from friends, family or even a thread here. That's no bad thing. But then it's far more healthy to look beyond the immediate and think "how can I change my circumstances for the better even while this shitstorm is happening".
A very common theme on these type of threads is that people who are unhappy, even depressed, were that way before Covid was a thing. What's now happened is that they feel locked into that situation with no control over their life. The OP even says that they don't like living where they are.
So why not use this time, when there are fewer distractions, to plan forward what to do when this situation is under control. Making a plan gives people back control, gives a sense of purpose and gives life meaning.
A great book I can recommend is Viktor Frankl's "Man's Search for Meaning". Frankl was a WWII concentration camp PoW, and he identified that the one element in life that enables people to carry on, even when they are on the bones of their arse, with no hope, is finding Meaning in their life. You may wonder what meaning could he have possibly found in a death camp where all his dignity had been stripped away, all belongings gone? Exactly, none, but he found meaning because he searched for it, every day, tiny little micro-deeds, until he was liberated.