I can't enjoy unearned grace. Where's the satisfaction in that? Unfounded mercy sits uneasy with self-respect, (or with self-contempt come to that).
I can't enjoy what I don't deserve. But it's not the problem you believe; you see, I am fully self-assured of what I've earned And it's more than you'd conceive.
So, you can gift your lavish grace, on those in a state of thirsty, on those who are sufficiently naive who foolishly believe that they are in need of mercy.