In what way do you think life is unfair?
Do you think life is unfair, if so why?
Why do we say "life is beautiful" when it is unfair? Are you disappointed in life? Are you disappointed of your life? Is life worth living if you are stupid and ugly? What is the most unfair advantage a person can have? Does life deserve a second chance? What if life gives you another chance to correct a mistake, w hat would you correct? Does it matter if your life matters? Does life give you second chances? Why are we disappointed in life? Why do you live a life? What is the difference between unjust and unfair, in the context of social justice? Are you too selfish? Why don't people live their life simply instead of complicating it for others and themselves too? Why is that the good and the innocent always get hurt or die while those who deserve it stay safe? Why is life so unfair? If nothing matters in your life, does it matter to you? What are your views on how to live life (subjectively, if it's a must)? Should all human lives be thought of as having equal value? Is life on earth accidental? Is it important to live life for yourself or is it better to live for others? Why do you live your life? Is the economic system fair to everyone? Why is it morally wrong to take a human life? What should be your attitude towards life? Do you think people deserve second chance? What do you do when you feel like life is meaningless? Why do people think their life is tragic? Do you feel buried beneath life circumstances? What is "fairness"? Do you think people deserve a second chance?