Would you say that life is even worth living?

Think about it carefully: You're born into a world (a world that's full of Greed, Bigotry, Evil, and Pain) with none of your consent, you're thrown in public/Private education for 12 years (Unless you're homeschooled) only to go to more school an additional 2-6 years, you get a job, you go to that job everyday of every year, you get married, and have kids. You also pay bills, rent, and mortgages as well as taking care of pets, your car, yourself, and any close loved ones that live with you. Unless you're rebellious and different, you don't follow the LifeScript and you don't bow to society's orders or expections (living as a hermit). Unless you're rich, you're doomed to work and pay taxes forever and if you're dirt poor, you're doomed to suffer the rest of your life unless a miracle happens and you're suddenly a millionaire/billioniare. And what's worse, as you age, you grow feeble, senile, and helpless as if it's nature's way of punishing you for living into your 60s and beyond. And once you lay in your deathbed, you have no ability to reverse the effects or correct any mistakes that you might have made in your life. Not to mention you never get to see what your Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great grandchildren would be like or if they even have a good life at all and techincally, if one reproduces and carries on their family line, they're dooming that child or those children to a uncertain future. It's true that being a parent can be a rewardful responsibility. However, it's also the hardest and most risky thing that you can do. So, with all of this in mind, do you really think Life is worth living?