it's:
we're liberated by the hearts that imprison us
we're taken hostage by the ones that we break
this is a statement that for me embodies the ironic nature of most relationships. the feeling i gathered from the second line is that when we leave someone and hurt them, our experiences and mistakes will haunt us forever. we can never get back what we once had, and therefore we can never let it go. yet, on the other hand as expressed in the first line, we feel especially carefree and detached when we have a relationship, when someone has control over our hearts. it's the dichotomy that is most relationships, if you can understand what i'm trying to convey.
it's: we're liberated by the hearts that imprison us we're taken hostage by the ones that we break
this is a statement that for me embodies the ironic nature of most relationships. the feeling i gathered from the second line is that when we leave someone and hurt them, our experiences and mistakes will haunt us forever. we can never get back what we once had, and therefore we can never let it go. yet, on the other hand as expressed in the first line, we feel especially carefree and detached when we have a relationship, when someone has control over our hearts. it's the dichotomy that is most relationships, if you can understand what i'm trying to convey.