Venting life is a Greek gift

[amor.dor]

We are born without a choice, then held accountable every single day to be useful—only to end up as worm food in the end life. And yet, we're forced to be grateful for a life nobody asked for. Life is a Greek gift. Isn't it strange how life always resurges, even after catastrophe? We learn that good things don't last and are hard to come by. But then, how can life itself be 'good' if even from a garbage dump, a flower is born? life seems more like a curse that keeps coming back

 

[FuneralCry]

I understand, to me existence truly is a curse, I see being forced into this existence as a terrible punishment that just causes harm and suffering with no limit as to how much one can be tortured, the fact that this existence was imposed is the most terrible tragedy to me, I could never see anything good about any of this, it's all just pain and suffering, it's so cruel to me when humans expect others to be grateful for being burdened with this deeply undesirable, unnecessary yet so cruel and torturous existence that was so tragically imposed that there was never a need for, to suffer in this existence truly is always so dreadful to me.

 

[itsgone2]

I would say it is only a curse