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Life is a chance. It is full of trials, dangers, and difficulties, but all of this is more than compensated for by the pride you feel in yourself when you achieve what you planned and put effort into.
Although everyday life in modern society is very boring. Birth - kindergarten - school - university - work - retirement - death.
Therefore, you should try not to waste your life like an ordinary gray mass of office workers, dying later from hemorrhoids. Stability, they say. Nonsense. It's better not to have stability; life will then be unpredictable and interesting, and it won't be a stubbornly stretching piece of chewing gum.
IMHO.

Life is an endless game, in my opinion! It also has losers and winners! But there's one catch... Life is given only once, and you can't save it! I wish everyone to win this game!

I think that life is a gift, and a person who has never known what misfortune, grief, or pain is, and who has everything in abundance, will never know true happiness!

life is a test; when you live it and die, you will understand that this is the real gift.

I believe that life is a mixture of trial and reward, because usually, at first, something is done (a trial), and then, based on the results of the actions, something is received.

A GIFT! And we didn't give it to ourselves! So, CHERISH your life! There might not be a second such gift...
(And the trials... they are just stones in the path. Step over them!)

Both a Gift and a Trial.

It’s strange, but it seems to me that life is most likely a game. Everything around us looks like it, and no matter how you look at it, from different angles, it all seems different. Just like in a computer game.

A trial... at the end of the trial, there is some kind of finale, maybe an achievement or a prize. Death doesn't fit this description.

Both a Gift and a Trial.

Obviously, that's the case. The question here is more about which one is greater. Just as it's difficult to assess the significance of this gift, it's also difficult to assess the responsibility that comes with it. I won't make a judgment just yet, but it's an interesting question.

It was a gift, but people turned it into something akin to a heavy burden, even though it was originally intended as a gift.

I'm changing my mind – most likely, we will never know what life really is. Although there are quite a few possibilities.

You changed your mind very quickly.

A poorly worded question.

UNTIL YOU FACE DEATH, YOU WON’T KNOW WHAT LIFE IS.