Not Everybody Lives the Same Way

The setting feels so authentic and layered—I'm curious whether it's based on personal experience or research, and how it shaped the characters' lives.

Their trajectories felt so real and relatable, yet also painfully distant. I'm wondering if this was intentional to evoke reflection on our own paths.

The narrative weaves between different perspectives, making me think about how storytelling choices influence our understanding of what it means to live authentically.