Song meaning of Promise by Laufey

Ah, the song "Promise" by Laufey. Now, this is a classic tale of someone trying to distance themselves from a toxic relationship, but failing miserably because, hey, their willpower is about as strong as a wet noodle. It all starts with the protagonist making a promise to themselves to keep their distance. But, you know what they say, out of sight, out of mind! They take off on an imaginary flight through aurora skies, thinking they're so clever for not saying a proper goodbye. How poetic. But guess what? They didn't think about the fact that "see you very soon" doesn't quite cut it. Fast forward to sixteen long days of not calling each other because, apparently, that's a commendable achievement worthy of a cigarette. But alas, resistance is futile, my friend. No matter how hard they try, they'll always give in to temptation. And so, they break their promise and call the person they're desperately trying to distance themselves from, all because they spotted a random boy on Melrose Avenue who looked vaguely like them. Talk about weak resolve. And thus, we reach the profound conclusion that it hurts to be something, but it's even worse to be nothing with this person. Bravo, Laufey, for encapsulating the struggles of weak-willed individuals everywhere.