According to social contract theory, we
give up some [] in return for [], but we
never give up our []

The correct answer is we  give up some

For Rousseau, man would be born good, but society would corrupt him. In the same way, man would be born free, but everywhere he would find himself chained by factors such as his own vanity, the result of the corruption of the heart. The individual would become a slave to his needs and those around him, which in a sense refers to a constant concern with the world of appearances, pride, the search for recognition and status. Even so, he believed that it would be possible to think of an ideal society, thus having its ideology reflected in the conception of the French Revolution at the end of the 18th century.