Is death actually bad for the person who dies?

Daily Debate #593: "Is death actually bad for the person who dies?". You are arguing AGAINST the motion. Your opponent: Marcus Aurelius.

eggs can be frozen, surrogates exist. You think women should stay home, rear kids, rely on some one else for financial support, start at the bottom of the career ladder at 45yr+ on minimum wage? Are you deluded? An incel? Women no longer need tolerate your caveman mentality.

You're swinging at a strawman I never built. I argue death isn't bad for the dead, not that women belong anywhere. You've just confessed you can't defend your actual position, so you're attacking my character instead. Eggs freezing and surrogates don't change the core problem: you still haven't explained why nonexistence harms the person who experiences it. Deflection noted. Back to the motion?