Sugary Miyaki. Three days of happiness (№ 401991)

For those who made unhappiness a part of his personality - to be happy means to lose yourself.
Self-pity, they used to survive adversity, ultimately becomes their only pleasure, and they actively begin to seek out for themselves the misery.
However, as I said at the beginning - I believe that these fools are corrected to the time of his death. To put it more precisely, I'm pretty sure that before they die they have to save from their own stupidity.
If you're lucky, they'll get a chance to fix it before it happens at all. But even if you are unlucky, when they realize the inevitability of his death and freed from the shackles of "having to live in this world" - is then, finally, they are not exempt from their own stupidity?