/lit/ - Literature

27 khv here.

>>13644833
Is life is worth experiencing for people who are affected by rare genetic diseases, deformity, chronic pain, malfunctions of different type and gravity, relentless illnesses which can constitute nothing but an existence made out of burden and absolute misery?

It always seems that people who claim out radiant positivity like you are relatively lucky and in the adeguate spontaneous position to make those positive assertions. Misery is a part of life, for a guy that is living happily with his family there's another one who's killing himself in his basement because no matter how he tried he couldn't reach happiness.

I do think that human existence is a trick. I don't think that life is inherently not worth to live, but exactly the human life is nothing but a dice game; you actually have control over small insignificant things but the most important ones are completely aleatoric and out of your reach. At the end of dices' throw it is decided if you are born to live and enjoy or struggle and suffer. There's no out.

First Reformed

>>13570647
Sex without the intention of reproduction is, as well, just a hedonist recreational entertainment.