What is the relation of "this"'s lifecycle to a javascript object lifecycle?

Sorry if the question was confusing. I am writing an JS overlay type library to our pre-existing javascript and have this question. I have a "public static native MyJSObject create()" method in my class that extends JavaScriptObject. All works great. My question is what should i be really returning in the create method? Currently, i return "this" in the js object and it works well. Earlier, I had an implementation to create a new object within my create method and then returning that and maintaining that. so, the create method would have a body like: this.myjso={};return myjso; and then all subsequent instance operations would operate on this.myjso instead of myjso.

Is there a best practice or its all the same? Thank you!!!

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