Human relationships are often framed around we . We laugh, we cry, we build, we break. Togetherness becomes a cherished idea — one that offers comfort, belonging, and purpose. But beneath the beauty of companionship lies a deeper truth: the self, the “I,” is the only constant. Everything else is borrowed. π₯ The Illusion of 'We' From the moment we’re born, we are taught to belong — to families, communities, cultures, teams, and relationships. We become part of a collective. That collective gives us identity, direction, and support. But it also becomes a mask we wear. We as a couple. We as friends. We as a society. These constructs offer emotional safety, but they are not permanent. People change. Dynamics shift. Bonds break. And suddenly, the we that once felt eternal disappears — leaving behind just you . Every “we” is conditional. It is based on agreement, timing, emotions, or circumstances — all of which are temporary. π§ The Permanence of ‘I’ The “I” — th...