Is a Utopian World still worth creating if you have no intention of going on to write anything beyond it?

I’ve always been drawn to utopian fiction. The idea of a world with no poverty, no hunger, no suffering, and no crime is incredibly appealing. I have always been a dreamer and a believer that it’s possible. <br><br>I’m also the type of person who doesn’t like to see a book that has no redeeming value at the end of it. For example, if I’m reading a book about the apocalypse, I want the story to have some kind of message about what can be learned from it. If I’m reading a book about a dystopia, I want to have hope that it can end.<br><br>So I’m thinking, is a utopian world still worth creating if I’m never going to write another book? <br><br>The thing is, I know that my utopian world is a fantasy. I know that it could never exist. So I’m left with the question, why bother?<br><br>Is there anyone else out there that feels the same way? I’m not trying to be pessimistic, but I just feel like if it’s just going to stay that way forever, then what’s the point?