She stands between the person she shows the world and the person she keeps hidden inside. The mirror reflects one version of her, while the darkness around her holds the fears, memories, and emotions she cannot escape. The eyes in the shadows feel like the parts of herself that are always watching. “Between Me and Myself” is about the quiet battle within the distance between who we are and who we pretend to be. Sometimes, the hardest person to understand, forgive, and face is ourselves.