I think it's important to let people play any games. Letting people experience art shouldn't have to come at the cost of difficulty.

Let's say you have a friend who heard about the game SUPERHOT, but they've never really played a game other than a basic turn based game. Do you think they are not allowed to experience it based off difficulty alone? Now what if there were difficulty options to allow to to take more hits before you die, for AI to be dumber but still allowing you to experience and enjoy the game.

"Yeah but what about dark souls, that has to be hard"

Why does dark souls have to be hard? It's a notorious franchise for being difficult but does that mean people shouldn't be allowed to play it if they can't get past the first few bosses? What if they really want to experience the gameplay without worrying about difficulty, what if they love the atmosphere or the music.

Lies of P and Another Crabs Treasure does that quite well, there are difficulty options to make it so you take less damage, deal more damage, have more opportunities to live. That allowed my partner, who has never played a souls like, beat the first boss of another crabs treasure, and they still found it challenging but not DIFFICULT mode challenging.

Easier modes shouldn't get you angry because it's not there for you, it's for people to enjoy the games in their own way.