“the mission is over now”
it's so ironic how a kid can help us discover who we truly are, how a kid makes us emotionally aware, teaches us to be something we never thought we could be.
keita was raised with strict adherence to things alongside the kindness and softness her mother showed and taught.
ryusei was raised letting him explore the world he's in, his cute and silly antics and all his wonders about the world.
1. i love both kids, it's just my heart aches for keita because how could a father thought of that, expecting keita to be something at such a young age — when in fact kids have their own timeline, greatness isn't innate; it's usually built over time.
2. motherhood is such a beautiful language, my heart feels safe knowing the two mothers understand each other more than anything. (huhu i love my mom so much)
3. the movie will make you wonder, what makes a father a FATHER? surely, it's not just about the kind of life they can provide. it's more of being emotionally available and physically present — though i still hope they can give their children a life they deserve.
4. HIROKAZU huhu, the films you've made talaga huhu
“the mission is over now”
it's so ironic how a kid can help us discover who we truly are, how a kid makes us emotionally aware, teaches us to be something we never thought we could be.
keita was raised with strict adherence to things alongside the kindness and softness her mother showed and taught.
ryusei was raised letting him explore the world he's in, his cute and silly antics and all his wonders about the world.
1. i love both kids, it's just my heart aches for keita because how could a father thought of that, expecting keita to be something at such a young age — when in fact kids have their own timeline, greatness isn't innate; it's usually built over time.
2. motherhood is such a beautiful language, my heart feels safe knowing the two mothers understand each other more than anything. (huhu i love my mom so much)
3. the movie will make you wonder, what makes a father a FATHER? surely, it's not just about the kind of life they can provide. it's more of being emotionally available and physically present — though i still hope they can give their children a life they deserve.
4. HIROKAZU huhu, the films you've made talaga huhu
