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Not everything is about you. You don't have the worst lot in life. I get it- law firm work sucks. But slavery is not an abstract concept. It is a real thing. It happened to many many people not very long ago, and it happens to people today as well. This is why no one empathizes with law firm folks- they have no self awareness/ awareness of society. You can whine about your work without calling it slavery. You behave selfishly in not even bothering to understand what someone else has gone through and not even bothering to be respectful in your language and then whine about how no one has sympathy for you? its ridiculous.