In just a few short lines, the speaker describes a painful reversal. Two weeks ago, they were in a similar place of hurt but didn't harm themselves, and the reason was another person. Today, the same person is the reason they did. The poem is a quiet admission of self-harm, told without drama or detail.
The opening line, "it's so weird," is striking. It sounds casual, almost like a shrug, as if the speaker is trying to hold the situation at arm's length. But the calm tone feels like a cover. Repeating "because of you" shows how much power this person has over the speaker's feelings, both to protect and to wound. The speaker seems caught in that contradiction.
The mood is bleak, raw, and unsettling. The short lines and plain wording leave a lot of silence around them, so the pain feels heavy and unresolved. The title, "BOYS," hints that this may be about a relationship or crush, though the poem never says so directly.