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>Enduring suffering is noble
>Pain lead to moral growth
>Avoiding hardship is stagnation
>Wanting escape from labour is wrong
>Misery is a test, not a burden
Who ever invented this bullshit masochist philosophy in the first place? Anyone else find the narrative that pain is inevitable to be a trap of some sort? I feel like those sentiments exist solely to obstruct any way out of the cycle.
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>>41872911
Total bullshit. Just like socially inadequate permavirgins that brand everyone else as normies, hylics, or NPCs in a laughable attempt to assuage their own insecurity.
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I suppose all that pain is wisdom for your next lives
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>>41872911
buddha liked it when mrs buddha kicked him in the balls. it made him cum
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>>41872911
>And not only that, but we also boast in our afflictions, knowing that affliction produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope (Romans 5:3-4)
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>>41872911
Don't worry anon, once AI and automation replace all of the dirty work in our civilization we can live like pampered kings and all of those "my suffering make me deep" people can finally kill themselves.



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