Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Both of Us: the song's significance
I know i just wrote an analysis of this song but that wasn't without reason. It is such a meaningful song to me.
As someone who has struggled with a self-harm addiction in the past and still struggles with disordered eating, I really relate to most of the lyrics. I truly would never wish these issues on anyone no matter my opinion on them. These
(Well, I'll choose the life I've taken/ Never mind the friends I'm making/ And the beauty that I'm faking/ Let me live my life like this) These lyrics are very true to me and my situation as I was given and still have the opportunity to get better but simply choose not to as its much easier to stay like this. However, I am not ungrateful for all the care and support I get from my friends and family.
The chorus really gets to me the most, the lines And you can't touch my brother/ And you can't keep my friends/ Yeah, we're not working out/ And we're not working out really speak to me. I love my sibling so very much and absolutely cannot imagine a life without them so to even consider that they may have or even are going through the same or similar things really squeezes my heart wrong. I would never want my siblings to go through these issues like I have. Some of my friends also currently struggle with/ have struggled with similar things but I know that they will overcome it.
(This time I mean it/ Never mind the times I've seen it/ Well, I hope I'm not mistaken/ By the news I heard from waking/ And it's hard to say I'm shaken/ By the choices that I make) I have made some bad choices while trying to conceal my hurt and have most likely hurt other people in my life in the process. Unfortunately, I am not surprised nor shocked at my past decisions.
This one's a whole lot shorter than the first part but I hope y'all didn't mind the small vent I put in there 😅
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