THERAPISTS REACTS TO RM - Wildflower

THERAPISTS REACTS TO RM - Wildflower

Wild Flower by RM can be understood as a deeply reflective piece about identity, growth, and the complicated relationship many people have with hope. From a therapist’s point of view, this song captures something that often comes up in sessions: the idea that hope isn’t always comforting. For some, hope can feel like pressure—an expectation to heal faster, be stronger, or become someone more “successful” or acceptable.

The song reflects the ongoing process of identity development, especially when external recognition conflicts with internal emptiness or confusion. In therapy, this stage is common for individuals who have achieved a lot yet feel disconnected from who they are underneath it all. That discomfort doesn’t mean something is wrong; it often means the self is evolving and shedding versions that no longer fit.

RM’s vulnerability also mirrors depressive thought patterns many people experience—feeling ungrounded, unsure of one’s place, or emotionally exhausted by constant striving. From a clinical perspective, these thoughts are not weaknesses but signals of emotional overload and unmet needs. They invite slowing down rather than pushing forward.

Wild Flower doesn’t offer forced optimism. Instead, it validates stillness, impermanence, and the right to exist without constantly blooming. Healing, like growth, can be quiet, nonlinear, and deeply personal—and that is more than enough.


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