“I” is subjectivity forever

When I read the chapter of "THE IDEALIZATION OF DISIDENTIFICATION" in this book, I shouted “Oh, great!!”

Why did I shout?  That is because some paragraphs in the chapter were very insightful for me.  “I (self)” is always, always, always subjectivity, so “I” is never objectified.  In the past, I have regarded “I” as feelings, experiences or thoughts.  Instead, “I” is subjectivity forever and ever.  Thinking about this, I remembered the idea of “emptiness” in Buddhism.