Sinaasappels zijn niet de enige vruchten

The tone shifts between lighthearted and intense, which kept me off balance in a fascinating way. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice or evolved naturally.

The depiction of growing up in a strict religious environment really resonated, but also made me reflect on my own past experiences. How did others connect with the protagonist's journey?

The setting felt both specific and universal, capturing a particular time and place but also universal struggles. I wonder what inspired the environment for this story.