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In this concise monologue, the speaker argues that periods of rapid personal growth are inherently painful and miserable, asserting that enduring pain is essential for progress. They claim that when faced with no alternative, individuals can endure far more than they expect, and this endurance persists until death, after which stress ceases. The speaker highlights the paradox that only the dead live without stress, implying that the presence of stress is proof of being alive. Consequently, they suggest that stress should be viewed with gratitude, as it signifies life itself.

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