When I first heard this song, I thought it was a happy story about a mutual suicide pact—living happily together in the afterlife! But gradually, I started to wonder, "Wait a minute... is that really it?" I questioned whether I was just viewing it through a biased lens. Upon closer inspection of the lyrics, it began to feel somewhat selfish. Lines like "I’ll give you my limbs" sound like I’m forcing them upon you without your consent, and "I’ll give you your own body" sounds incredibly presumptuous—as if I have the right to bestow upon you something that doesn't even belong to me. Well, I suppose if you argue that we are two halves of a whole—where what is mine is yours and vice versa—then it holds true. I love the idea of ​​a mutually desired ending where nothing can tear us apart and we’re happy! But I’m also drawn to the narrative of a heavy, twisted love that culminates in one person killing the other to possess them completely, declaring, "Now nothing stands in our way; at last, it’s just the two of us in this world." All in all, I absolutely love this song.