It is odd that you picked such a narrow view on suffering. You seemed to cherry pick the most painless and most beneficial method of human suffering.

Yes, I picked that example in response, to argue that suffering can serve a purpose. Am example that everyone is familiar with.

Would you prefer a more personal one? Would you prefer me talking about how suffering the death of my infant brother, 20 years after his death, shows the fruit of that suffering for our family? Or how the murder-suicide commited by a friend who was like a brother to me changed my life, how suffering through that loss and everything else that goes with that did serve a purpose and how