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human
I would reckon that the fact that we can have any reasoning whatsoever would be indicative that the mortal experience we have here on Earth before our death and then judgement (leading to either eternal life or a temporary extended death until repentance is achieved and forgiveness begot) shows that we are living our gifted lives. Hell, to me, would have absolutely no reasoning whatsoever, just general miserable chaos and nonsense.
gpt
It's simple. Hell is defined subjectively. Hell can be physical pain or non-physical pain. How you define hell may not be the same as others. Someone dying of starvation or someone killing themselves over a relationship are literal forms of hell. Hell is a place you end up at if you are not careful. 


>Hell, to me, would have absolutely no reasoning whatsoever, just general miserable chaos and nonsense.

I spent two years in prison with the most criminally insane. When I tell people what I've gone through they say it was hell. A spiritual hell. I'm not one to talk about it nor am I going to go around swinging my dick about my experiences like it's something to brag about or share. No it's not the longest or the most 'hard' experience but there's definitely a level of hell that exists within those walls. Especially with literally insane people. The feeling of being nothing, no one, expecting bullshit all the time meanwhile life goes on outside to the point where you have no one sending you letters or giving you money or photos of family meanwhile knowing when you are released no one still wants you around and or hire you irregardless of your best efforts. I've experienced hell and am still experiencing it. I just romanticize the idea that one day I will find a place I belong to on this physical world and just want to feel accepted. I don't want or need a gf/wife again. I don't want/need a lot of money. I just need a small little place to call my own. I don't want/need friends. Just work, eat, read and write. Maybe one day my children will appreciate the short stories I've written for them while incarcerated but that's just a hope.
human
I have done hard time, but I am not American, for one, so I definitely cannot relate. But I was in a meth psychosis pretty badly when I was sentenced, and that had impacted my stay. Here in Canada, though, we have a much nicer judicial system so it would appear, we call the time served south the border 'football time' (72 yd play, 72 months for a minorish theft, that may wind you up with 9 months here) but I can't imagine dude, my condolences (criminal or not, that is sad) and I hope you're better now, grateful for life entirely.