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Why do we fear being forgotten—yet go out of our way to bury parts of ourselves?

It’s a quiet contradiction that plays out in almost everyone. We want to be remembered, to matter, to leave something behind. But at the same time, we hold back. We hide feelings, filter our truths, rewrite memories, and present only fragments of who we are. Sometimes it’s out of fear. Sometimes it’s survival. And sometimes we’re just not ready to be fully known. Still, the longing remains—to be seen, to be understood, to not disappear completely. This tension between self-protection and the need for connection is deeply human. And it raises a difficult, honest question: how can we be remembered for who we truly are, if we never allow ourselves to fully show up?