You, Yourself, Who else.

You are, of course, nothing without a social order to back her up: family, culture, values and heritage. Even more, what makes us feel good about ourselves is when we accomplish something on a scale bigger than ourselves. The real mountains to climb in life are solitary quests, but we’re not doing it for ourselves. We’re doing it for a collective effort. Instead of individualism, we should view our interaction with society as a sacred role where by doing good, we feel good about ourselves.

But in some case people tend to over look when we have this concept of individualism. Sometimes in our lives we just need ourselves in order to be good. We don't need those fancy crying shoulder friends. Who else would know yourself? They haven't been in your shoes. It's just fine to have time alone. Comforting and seeking peace within yourself.

And also that is why we have this so called freedom. This word requires an object, as in “freedom from something,” and that creates an inherently negative outlook. In order to have freedom, you must get rid of all of those objects. Soon you have nothing but yourself. It makes sense instead to say that you desire independence, or some space in life where you have domain and can experiment, play and create. This space probably doesn't need to be as big as you’d think, since there’s actually not much variation in what most of us do in life.

Anyways can't think of much more. Hope somehow you get the point. hahaha i don't even think there is a good one :p ;)