Choke

Before requesting something better, be aware that the speaker is experienced in saying goodbye.

The speaker suggests that the listener might think they are doing a favor but emphasizes independence.

Questioning if the listener is lacking or in need.

The listener may believe they are benefiting the speaker, but the speaker rejects the need for a lesser savior.

Asserting independence and well-being without requiring assistance.

Reinforcing that the speaker is doing fine without external help.

Describing fragile things in close proximity, possibly alluding to delicate relationships or emotions.

Mentioning items already damaged and repaired, possibly symbolizing past struggles.

Reflecting on being part of something or having nothing, implying a challenging path.

Describing a difficult and extended way to experience a downfall.

Suggesting the listener leave if they feel uncomfortable in the shared living space.

Referring to the place they inhabit together.

Encouraging the listener to face the consequences alone, possibly referring to personal pride.

Reiterating the suggestion for the listener to leave if they don't feel right.

Referring to their shared living space.

Emphasizing that the listener should deal with the consequences of their actions alone.

Describing unnecessary tension and pre-existing barriers, possibly metaphorical walls.

Indicating that the barriers were present before the listener arrived, with the intent to dismantle them.

Revealing that the speaker found the listener among these barriers.

Advising the listener to contemplate the situation.

Suggesting that if the journey together is challenging, it may be time to part ways.

Expressing that if the path is too difficult, it's time to say goodbye.

Repeating the description of fragile things in close proximity, hinting at vulnerability.

Recalling items that were previously broken and repaired, suggesting resilience.

Reiterating the theme of being part of something or having nothing.

Repeating the idea of a difficult and extended path leading to a fall.

Encouraging the listener to leave if they feel out of place in their shared home.

Referencing the living space they share.

Stressing the idea that the listener should face the consequences of their actions alone.

Reiterating the suggestion for the listener to leave if they don't feel right in their shared home.

Referring to the place they live together.

Emphasizing that the listener should confront the consequences of their actions alone.

Repeating the suggestion for the listener to leave if they feel uncomfortable in their shared home.

Referring to the place they reside together.

Underlining that the listener should face the consequences of their actions alone.

If the listener doesn't feel right, they should leave the shared home.

Reiterating the reference to their shared living space.

The listener is advised to deal with their pride on their own.