Heartbreak isn't always about losing someone.

Sometimes it's about trying to stop loving someone you know isn't healthy for you.

Snap Chat Heroin was written from that place.

It's about the kind of relationship that becomes addictive. You know it isn't good for you. You know you need to walk away. But letting go feels less like making a decision and more like trying to break an addiction.

The title came from realizing how modern technology can become part of that struggle. Just when you're beginning to heal, a notification appears. A memory surfaces. A familiar face unexpectedly shows up on your screen. Every reminder pulls you back into emotions you've been trying so hard to leave behind.

For me, the song isn't really about Snapchat. It's about how difficult it can be to release someone who has become woven into your thoughts, your routines, and your heart. It's about choosing yourself, even when every part of you wants one more conversation, one more message, or one more chance.

Healing doesn't happen all at once. Sometimes it happens one reminder at a time.