The theme is loss of innocence, particularly in a setting where you think nothing of that sort could ever happen. Slowly watching your safe space turn into a place you dread to step foot in is a kind of heartbreak in its own, worse than any man or woman has ever hurt me individually." explains Michael of her single.

Although the track speaks volumes for the album, to get a full understanding of where Lauren Michael is really coming from, the full album is a must hear. 

"I’ve strayed from synths and rely more on actual instruments to achieve the sound for this record. I taught myself guitar to record my song “Mint”, and I used my ukulele to record “Blue Bubbles”. When I’m not using physical instruments, I’m using more simulations of those same instruments than synths for these songs. Still, the synth-pop feel is very prevalent in a handful of songs. This record is also far more melancholy than my past EP. It’s not just a collection of breakup songs, but also me finally closing the doors on failed relationships to clear space for new, more meaningful ones." says the songwriter of creating the album.