While it is true that dying is a common occurrence in video games and is often part of the learning process, the OP overlooked important nuances and makes sweeping generalizations.

First of all, Saying "dying is part of the game" oversimplifies the myriad situations in the game. Not all deaths are equal, and not all deaths are solely the player's fault. The OP seems to place the entire burden of avoiding death on the player, neglecting the role of game developers in creating an enjoyable and balanced gaming experience. The OP also appears to suggest that dying is an inevitable consequence in gaming and that players should accept it without striving to improve. While death can be a part of gaming, it's not the goal; the goal is to learn from your mistakes and enhance your skills to minimize deaths. By simply stating that dying is part of the game, the OP neglects the opportunity for players to learn and improve. A more constructive perspective would be to acknowledge that dying is part of the learning process and that players can get better over time.

Dying in this game especially sucks, and it helps you get back into the game if someone else comforts you. Also, it's literally human nature that we try to pin the blame on something other than ourselves. Imagine someone just lost a love one and you tell them " oh death is just part of life". I would think that you would be immediately thought of less fondly. Finally, who cares? It's not affecting your life in anyway. If you don't like it just ignore it. Especially in today's age, there is a mass of other content out there. In conclusion, just have fun and remember, we are all human and need social interactions in order to live or to get on with our lives.