Tessa Rae returns with "All I Ever Wanted Was Us," a reflective nod to the emotional turbulence of first love that taps into the wistful feeling of the early 2010s. The story looks back on a relationship tinged with youthful ardor and the complicated experience of caring for someone through their darkest days. That premise feels very relatable, capturing how early relationships can leave indelible impressions long after circumstances change. Rae's idea captures that bittersweet tension, exploring devotion, exposure, and the space between wanting a relationship to be something and knowing what it takes to be.
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