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Eminem - Never Love Again [Official Video]

Eminem – Never Love Again Lyrics General idea The lyrics are not just a love story, but rather a metaphor for drug addiction. Eminem speaks here and describes his lover as if she were a drug (like Xanax or Valium). He admits that she hurts him, but she makes him so attached that he cannot break free. There is a mix of love, hate, attachment, and psychological breakdown. --- Main metaphorical meanings 1. "I could be with anybody, I choose you" Means: “I could have been with anyone, but I chose you” → The beginning of attachment, even though he knows she is not the best choice. 2. "It's no excuse to abuse you" He admits that he hurt her sometimes, but says that is not an excuse despite his pain. 3. Comparison of the relationship to addiction He says: "You're my Xanax and my Valium" → compares her to sedative pills, meaning she gives him temporary relief, but he becomes worse without her. "I take you in doses" → Just like taking drugs in doses, he takes her in emotional doses because he cannot handle her all at once. 4. "I shake in convulsions" Describes the psychological and physical withdrawal symptoms when away from her. 5. "You're bad for me, hogwash" His friends tell him she’s bad for him, but he refuses to believe it (like an addict justifying his addiction). 6. "Wrapped in Saran" Compares himself to controlling her, as if he’s wrapping her in plastic so she cannot escape. 7. Anger and explosion When he’s angry, he flips furniture and punches holes in the walls → a symbol of losing control due to jealousy or betrayal. 8. "Thought you loved me… you tried to kill me" An expression of feeling deep betrayal, and that she destroyed him emotionally and maybe psychologically. 9. The psychological spiral "Head is clouded in a fallacy" → His mind is clouded by the illusion that the relationship is good, even though it’s harmful. "Separation anxiety" → Severe anxiety when apart, like an addict deprived of drugs. --- The deeper message The text is a confession from a person addicted to a toxic relationship, who loves and hates the other person at the same time, knowing she is destroying him but still unable to leave. The writer blends the language of love with the language of addiction to make the listener feel how powerful and unhealthy this attachment is. Video Editor: YONAS