Is all suffering morally relevant, even if brought upon oneself? If a person

Is all suffering morally relevant, even if brought upon oneself? If a person

Is all suffering morally relevant, even if brought upon oneself? If a person takes part in an activity where they might expect to suffer and that they could choose to abandon at any time, but persist because they think that the suffering will stop and the activity will become engaging, does their suffering still matter?

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