The world is full of unfair disparities, yet despite that, let's do our best to overcome them and live our lives to the fullest.
Growing up in a humble environment, I've often felt that life is unequal and unfair.
It's frustrating to see how much economic and cultural differences exist in families due to factors like parents' education, occupation, and social status.
This inequality starts right from childhood, with some children having a much harder starting line to overcome.
Not only does it stem from economic differences, but it also extends to cultural disparities within families.
While some affluent children may have the luxury of worrying about nothing but studying in their own rooms, many others face constant struggles and are forced into an unfair competition from the very start.
It's infuriating to witness such realities, but despite the frustration, we can't let it defeat us.
Life only comes once, so we mustn't give up.
To brighten our given life even a little, we can't afford to lose to inequality and unfairness.
However, the world is still rife with unjust disparities.
Even in Japan's political and corporate realms, it's dominated by hereditary politicians and nepotism.
Consequently, Japan lacks the vitality and upward mobility that characterized its post-war economic growth, evolving into a society where inequality and unfairness prevail.
It's tiresome to see only pseudo-leaders and pseudo-heroes who've ascended through this false competitive society solely on the strength of their parents.
Nonetheless, complaining won't change anything.
We must strive our hardest to overcome disparities and live our lives to the fullest; otherwise, we won't escape the confines of mere survival, but instead fall into a hell devoid of freedom and democrac.
There's a saying, "When you think all is lost, the future remains.”
We must never give up.
Regardless of what others say, we have no choice but to live with a strong belief that says, "Just wait and see."
As the proverb goes, "Even a tiny insect has half a soul," there's no way we'll just stand by and let ourselves be trampled upon so easily.
