Understanding the Song 'Love Yourself'

The transcript reflects on past grievances and emotional challenges, emphasizing the importance of self-worth and independence. It addresses criticism and the need to stand firm in one's beliefs. The narrative progresses towards reaffirming self-worth and moving forward, ultimately leading to emotional closure and personal growth.

What does the narrator imply by saying they didn't want to write a song?

• They were too busy with work.

• They were afraid of criticism.

• They didn't want to show they still cared.

• They had no inspiration.

What does the narrator's mother think of the ex-partner?

• She likes them.

• She dislikes them.

• She is indifferent.

• She is supportive.

What advice does the narrator give to their ex-partner?

• To move to a new city.

• To focus on self-love.

• To apologize to friends.

• To change their job.

What does the narrator suggest about their ex-partner's self-perception?

• They are too self-critical.

• They are overly confident.

• They are insecure.

• They are self-absorbed.

How does the narrator describe their ex-partner's view on their friends?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Disapproving

• Encouraging

How does the narrator feel about admitting their own mistakes?

• They are indifferent.

• They struggle with it.

• They avoid it.

• They find it easy.

What realization does the narrator come to about their own life?

• They need to work harder.

• They need to make new friends.

• They are better off alone.

• They should travel more.

What does the narrator feel about their vulnerability in the relationship?

• It was a strength.

• It was a mistake.

• It was empowering.

• It was unnoticed.

What does the narrator question about their past actions?

• Their financial decisions.

• Their career choices.

• Their decision to be vulnerable.

• Their choice of friends.