I vibe with your interpretations of artist lyrics, I’m a Therapist in Australia, and I request that you analyze In this Moment Big Bad wolf.
His music is so relatable on so many levels. Abuse, drug abuse, relationships, etc. He is an amazing person and inspirational.
NF is my HERO!!! I am writing an autobiography and HE TOTALLY MOTIVATED ME. NF PLEASE “FOR THE LOVE OF GOD” KEEP BEING YOU!!! 
Why by nf is another great song you should do a react to
Trauma and hate myself!!!
So the actual solution is to have your heart open all the time, even if it’s constantly being stabbed and you have to keep starting over again & again?
I really appreciate you making these. My therapist knows this music, but whenever I make references, I’m met with questions instead of a breakdown of the song. I get it. That’s the job. But I’m not one of you guys. I don’t fully understand why they resonate with me the way they do without breaking it down like this. So, again, thank you for doing this. It’s helping me answer a lot of questions I couldn’t before.
You say we don’t have to face that door alone, but we do. You see, the better part of us is keeping that door away from everyone. We guard it while ignoring it at the same time. Because we know its contents are more than life can handle. Welcome to my mansion.
@HeartSupport for 12 years I fought my depression, I populated the rooms in my mind, I started telling my story and helping others but I always had my own demons to deal with no matter how big the crowd of people, I never felt better after telling my story but I saw it helping others so I continued. Then NF came along and dropped HOPE, I stopped telling my story, I stopped focusing on remaining in my comfort zone (depression) and I started working on me. This man along with the band twenty one pilots taught me how to be happy again. About a month ago, I looked in my wife’s eyes and told her…I’m in control now. For the first time in 12 years, I no longer feel like my trauma, depression, anxiety whatever is my defining feature. Keep doing what you’re doing, it helps. For anyone out there who reads this, the journey is worth it, don’t quit, you matter. I promise things get better, it will NEVER go away but if you keep fighting you will regain the control you’re searching for.
Who do i let in? i have no one to trust
@heartsupport…
Our solidarity is our religion, we chose this life
Gotta do Drifting…
I’m a survivor of SA happened when I was to young to understand what was happening it came to light in my early teens I was a severe alcoholic for almost 20 years. I quit cold when I opened up to my now wife I tried to paint my walls with alcohol! She saved me and helped me rebuild my walls. It takes a lot to forgive but thru my belief I’m not the judge or jury someone else will judge him for his doings and judge me for my forgiveness. It’s hard to open up to ppl but you can’t drown memory’s you have to open doors and let ppl in the rooms you keep secrets and let them help you rebuild!
10:55 true cause your afraid that what if someone you let inside your mansion would rob you and kidnap you or your family for ransom
And don’t even cuss at all…he’s definitely a goat… having a artist that I can listen to with my kids and great 
NF started his journey in the Christian Rap space, and went mainstream to bring his positive message to everyone. He’s such a good lyricist.
I totally relate to every word of this song
Do Parkway Drive Wishing Wells
This whole mansion, rooms, letting people in… holy. It’s powerful and I really relate to it right now.
People say they never see my struggles. People say they’ve not witnessed my anxieties. People say I’ve got it all figured out. I have my mansion, and the way I’m thinking about it now is that I let people into my front garden, I leave my curtains open, they can see the doors to the different rooms, but I never let them inside. I’m great at making the conversations (albeit after years of practice and discomfort), I’m great at creating future opportunities for these relationships to potentially build, I’m great at letting people see inside but from the outside - being vulnerable, talking about the challenges I used to face, but I’ve now realised I still don’t actually let them inside. Whoops. My point here is that I haven’t really developed any strong relationships in quite sometime, there’s the avoidance and commitment, the fear of letting someone in who might let me down.
Well, there’s always Hope.