Oh no, I am saying that both subjectivism (like solipsism, etc.) or objectivism (like materialism, etc.), are reductionist and don't encompass everything.

The firsts illogically believe that there is no external world, and the seconds forget that the external world is perceived by our senses, and therefore, the object itself is not completely knowable, although of course, such an object exists and it is knowable, but not completely.

I also agree that objective truth lacks emotions, what I mean is that there is an objective truth about emotions and feelings.

It is an abuse of language when truth is being sprinkled with subjectivity.

The subjective truth is opinion, and not truth. Although being subject there is always some subjectivity in what we say.

I will try to make the second part more understandable.

Regards!