Stevie's amnesia becomes a central theme, highlighting how easily precious memories, especially those tied to love and identity, can be lost. The story delves into the emotional turmoil of living in a fragmented reality, unsure of who to trust or what to believe about your own past.

Despite the devastating blow of Stevie's memory loss, the story champions the unwavering strength of true love. Nora's refusal to be forgotten and Stevie's lingering feelings, despite having no memory of their relationship, illustrate the enduring power of connection and the potential for love to bridge even the deepest chasms of loss.

"Forget Me Not" isn't just about rekindling a lost love, it's about the journey of rediscovering yourself. As Stevie pieces together her past, she questions the path she's on and finds the courage to pursue a future true to her heart, mirroring the challenges and triumphs of self-discovery faced by many young adults.