[with] preposition, Origin: Old English with, Accompanying another in journey or experience creating partnership through shared presence and purpose.

[with] preposition, Origin: Old English with, Stuck alongside someone whether you want to be or fucking not at this point.

[with] preposition, Origin: When Together got a helper word, Being alongside someone instead of alone which changes everything about the experience completely.

[with-in] preposition, Origin: Old English wið + inne, Inside sacred space where truest selves and deepest meanings reside protected from external chaos.

[with-in] preposition, Origin: Old English wið + inne, On the inside of something not on the outside where everyone can see it clearly.

[with-in] preposition, Origin: Old English wið + inne, When Inside got spiritual describing interior spaces where souls and secrets hide safely from world.

[with-out] preposition, Origin: Old English wiðūtan, In absence of creating appreciation through contrast and recognized value of what's missing now.

[with-out] preposition, Origin: Old English wiðūtan, Not having something making you notice its absence because you actually need the damn thing.

[with-out] preposition, Origin: Old English wiðūtan, When Lacking became a descriptor showing what's gone making you realize what you had before.