Why stay away from the subjective? This is a subjective topic.
Is it impossible to let go of the objective?
We cannot share subjectivity. That is why.
'Subjectivity' is, by nature, an experience of the subject. We cannot share this, we can only try to communicate our subjective experiences by using shared information that is apart from each of our own internal experiences. Those things, those references we share, that are apart from the subjects, are 'objects'.
Your own experience is truly what your senses have communicated about the objects in our shared reality to your brain , which has integrated them.
We cannot share these things. 'Letting go of the objective' is to retreat into oneself.
We could argue about whether or not our different subjective experiences constitute different ACTUAL realities (apart from us physically changing shared things), but without a means of validating this, I don't see the point.
I think it is useful to consider that if one knife makes you FEEL better than another, then it's the better knife for you. However without corroborating evidence, I am unconvinced that the knife itself has changed, or that the same knife will make ME feel better than something else I subjectively prefer.
-Daizee