I see self-reflection. Written in the second person, but I think the "you" is the narrator.
In that sense I don't think of "what happened to you" as a positive or negative question. More of a sudden realization question. As if one day the narrator woke up, looked in the mirror, and said "man, what happened to you."
I see self-reflection. Written in the second person, but I think the "you" is the narrator.
In that sense I don't think of "what happened to you" as a positive or negative question. More of a sudden realization question. As if one day the narrator woke up, looked in the mirror, and said "man, what happened to you."