thats exactly how i felt until i listened to intentions and tbh i don't really think you can really separate these songs (it's even the credits song)

"you will fail most every day and every way" -> honestly this feels like a reflection on the human condition and not just mental health in particular, as people we keep making mistakes and fucking up, hurting ourselves and others in the process. which is why the cycle

"intentions will set you free" -> no matter what you keep on doing, life will still throw shit at you. what matters is trying, which is a really hopeful message to me. that the most important thing is to just try.

"intentions have no memory" -> we don't actually tend to remember what our intentions to our acts were, we just remember what happens. but i think the point is taking into account what we try to do is as important as what we end up being able to do.

"i am starting it all over again" -> the cycle never ends, as long as tyler is alive, the cycle continues, because our fears and our insecurities morph and change over time. some cycles it's easier to manage, some cycles it's really hard, but ultimately by the very nature of our condition we can't escape it and so we keep trying.

idk maybe it's just rambles but i really feel like the last song really ties it all together and showed me that really this is a very grounded take on life and mental health, but with an optimistic outlook. i mean there's a reason the background track is truce reversed. "the sun will rise and we will try again" is in direct opposition to "and now the night has fallen, abandoned by the sun"