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CMV: There is no point in living if Death is Eternal Oblivion

 I was raised in an environment where I was always around my very conservative, very christian Grandparents who would constantly push their views on me, and as a child I accepted them and practiced Christianity on the daily. 

As I have grown up (I am now in High School), I have increasingly begun to take on more agnostic views, and I have increasingly found a lack of a purpose to living. I am not suicidal, but I have moments where I'm exhausted and simply tired of life. 

That being said, I believe there is a lack of point in being alive in the case that Death is eternal oblivion because you would have no recollection of the things you did, the people you talked to, what you experienced, what you accomplished etc. You would simply cease to exist, and to "You" - your life never happened. I wrestle with this thought every day, the thought of pointlessness, the thought of lacking a purpose in life. 

I have no idea if this is something that I specifically am wrestling with, or if this is something that everybody wrestles with, and I would love to hear some differing opinions.
gpt
Why do you care about what happens after you die though? Is eating a good sandwich suddenly terrible because the sandwich is a finite size and you'll eventually finish it? No, you just enjoy the sandwich even if it will eventually totally be eaten. Life is kinda the same. What happens after you die shouldn't change what you do on a day to day basis because frankly, worrying about after death is a meaningless pursuit.