How hard is it?

To people: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a nurse."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a janitor."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I've worked in fast food my entire life."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a firefighter."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a level-1 airplane pilot."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a delivery man."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a construction worker."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a level-1 Olympic athlete."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a surgeon."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I'm a physicist."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Person: "I fought in two world wars (level-1)."
Response: "You did not work harder than someone who endured psychological martyrdom."

Entering the realm of psychological martyrdom requires entering the realm of extreme agnosticism.  It requires one to actually think.

People who did endure psychological martyrdom: Emily Dickinson, Emily Brontë

There is not room for Death,
Nor atom that His might could render void:
Thou - Thou art Being and Breath,
And what Thou art may never be destroyed.

-Emily Brontë

Emily Brontë entered the realm of the Witness and assumed that the realm of the Witness was greater than the consciousness represented by the God of the Old Testament.  The God of the Old Testament is technically the Source but extremely misrepresented, so it's understandable for the confusion to arise.

Job

Enduring psychological martyrdom is more painful than what Job of the Old Testament endured.  He didn't even completely make it to the realm of the Witness.

Even now my witness is in heaven;
my advocate is on high.

-Job 16:19 (NIV)

Baldr PT doesn't even endure psychological martyrdom.  However, he makes up for it by being extremely loyal to those that genuinely have.

Neither Yuna Kim nor Oprah Winfrey have endured psychological martyrdom (in this lifetime), but they have the potential to endure it under conditions of extreme duress.

Person: "Yeah, but I kind of sort of stopped feeding off of someone representing Avalokiteśvara consciousness for a while despite the fact that I totally could have and even helped that person a bit.  Doesn't that make me the real martyr?"
Response: "Why are you so fucking dumb?"

Person: "I know being a filthy level-2 bottom-feeder is wrong, but I can't stop."
Response: "You're obviously lying, you fucking idiot.

Who is forcing you to get into your car and drive out to the location that I'm at to try to feed off of me?

Who is forcing you to find a location that is invisible on level-2, open up an umbrella in that specific location, come out to a spot "visible" on level-2 and then try to draw attention to the open umbrella?

Who is forcing you to place the words "Tamám Shud" in a box whose contents are invisible on level-2 and that blocks out at least EM spectrum transmission and then additionally place that box in an area where radio signals, phone signals, and cellular data are still available?" 

To Dorian-types, Athenian-style slave-makers, and ancaps pretending to be Christian (e.g. Nazis/altright, KKK): "Shut the fuck up."

Slave-maker beetle PTs are still slave-makers and get a level-2 mark of shame.  Ancaps and other level-2 bottom-feeders enjoy seeing innocent men, women, and children killed by imperialism and starving in the street.

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1. "Notes on Martyrdom." http://en.minguo.info/book/panoramics/notes_on_martyrdom.