It's too late to edit, but I should note that I don't think there's _zero_ merit to the pint you're trying to make. I just think that you're generalizing too wildly. Doing things you don't want to do can be an important part of one's character. I just think limiting yourself to those specific tasks is an incredibly narrow view of humans and human potential. Practicing music isn't always fun, studying things sometimes feels like work, getting myself up and out on a run can feel like a chore, etc etc. All of those are in service of a larger goal, much as cleaning is in service of the goal of having a clean living space. I just don't see the case that cleaning, etc are somehow inherently required parts of the human experience (and yet somehow growing your own food and digging holes for your poo isn't).