“Is it worth living on if eventually I'll just die and be forgotten? If I'll eventually lose my loved ones, the ones I cherish the most, all my parents and siblings? Or if I die before them and leave them in grief?”

Another soul answered...

always worth, you just have to know in what you're willing to put effort. dont be afraid to lose people, just be here with them to enjoy their presence. that's the point of living i think. dont focus on the end focus on the journey.

Another soul answered...

yes. insert any number of cliche quotes here. = - It's the journey that matters, not the end goal. - It's not about winning but about taking part. Humans have lived for time and why do they keep living? because life is beautiful, and despite it being finite, in that finite time there are endless opportunities. and endless combinations of things you could do with that time. - that quote about how we're all made of stardust and about the infitismally small possibility that you were even born at all, and with the parents and siblings and loved ones you have. Gratitude is the key. I hope you actually see this, and that it doesn't go to the void of forgotten emails. because life is overwhelming sometimes. most of the time. i get it. But it's the beauty of the everyday, and the rare things like sunsets, and unexpected compliments, and taking up a new hobby, finally being able to play that piece on the guitar you couldnt do for ages - it's all that that makes life worth living till its natural end. It's the EXPERIENCE. yes, also it's the memories you leave behind. But more importantly, it's the experience. sending hugs.

Another soul answered...

Everyone will die and be forgotten, but I think the secret to life is to live and forget. If you get yourself busy living, out there, out of your head, you forget the horrors sometimes (more and more often). Yes, it's worth it. I promise.