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This is due not only to personal traumas, not only to the feeling of post-history and the end of everything, not only to the many times increased number of people around you, real or online (and as a result – the feeling of less significance of both yourself and other people), not only to the widespread digitalization and the huge amount of information – advertising, news, constant scrolling – that pours into a person's brain every day, unable to process even 10 percent of this material.
This is also related to the narcissization of society as a whole. Those who have read a little about narcissistic personality disorder know that, in very rough terms, this disorder is built on a huge number of social masks, behind which the personality, the core, self-awareness, never develops.
A person with narcissistic personality disorder, in essence, instead of presenting their true self to society, presents masks that evoke a qualitative, evaluative reaction from the surrounding world, but behind these masks, the real personality of the person either does not develop or degrades to complete zero. People with this pathology, often being successful and high-quality as a function, experience extreme emptiness inside themselves.
When you diligently hide your true self from others for decades, in the end, you yourself forget where you put yourself.