I've got a similar discontent growing. For me it's this feeling that I'm working for the machine when I should be working against it. The anti-human tendencies of that machine aren't so directly unlivable for me, they're just evidence that I'm on the wrong side.
I have a slow transition plan for getting to something more meaningful:
1. Take classes part time (doing this)
2. Pay off house, switch to fill time focus on skillet transition, part time work
3. Go be a novice who codes well in a separate field
Maybe you should have a similar slow transition plan. For me just having the plan feels better.
For instance, there are remote positions that hire from all over the globe. With a job like that you could relocate anywhere without a salary change. Perhaps something like that should be your goal.
I have a slow transition plan for getting to something more meaningful:
1. Take classes part time (doing this)
2. Pay off house, switch to fill time focus on skillet transition, part time work
3. Go be a novice who codes well in a separate field
Maybe you should have a similar slow transition plan. For me just having the plan feels better.
For instance, there are remote positions that hire from all over the globe. With a job like that you could relocate anywhere without a salary change. Perhaps something like that should be your goal.