On the themes of the song, Polaris's songwriter & drummer 'Daniel Furnari' touches on the concept of habitually sinking into depressive thought patterns, “because some sick, destructive part of me almost likes it, or feels more comfortable living in that place”, wondering if his penchant for that ‘place’ means he’ll drive away the people he cares about. He elaborates on this, affirming that people are not to blame for their mental health, but adds that “sometimes turning the mirror on yourself like that is the only way to start becoming an active participant in your own wellbeing.”
On the themes of the song, Polaris's songwriter & drummer 'Daniel Furnari' touches on the concept of habitually sinking into depressive thought patterns, “because some sick, destructive part of me almost likes it, or feels more comfortable living in that place”, wondering if his penchant for that ‘place’ means he’ll drive away the people he cares about. He elaborates on this, affirming that people are not to blame for their mental health, but adds that “sometimes turning the mirror on yourself like that is the only way to start becoming an active participant in your own wellbeing.”