It's a shame that I'm only watching this now because the movie was really good. I loved every single part of it. It showed that even if you try so hard to fix your relationship and avoid breaking up, sometimes the only answer is letting go. This movie was very realistic because relationships and people are always changing. They're not constant. People learn new things, gain new perspectives, develop new habits, set new goals, and adopt new mindsets. As much as we want them to stay the same, they will never be the same. The same goes for relationships.

I don’t blame either of them because I can sympathize with both. I can't blame Mugi for changing because he realized that his passion for drawing couldn't provide him and Kinu with a stable and successful life. However, it wasn't right for him to neglect her just because of that. On the other hand, Kinu wanted a life they could enjoy together, because that was more important to her. She fell in love with him because of their similarities, so I admire her for staying despite watching him slowly change.

Well, aside from the fact that I’m obsessed with shows where the characters don’t end up together in the end, I strongly believe the ending was the best one. Why couldn’t they just be together again? Well, would you take the risk again if you were in their position? For me, no. They both tried their best to rekindle their spark, but it was already too far gone. Their relationship was really fun, and if I were in their position, it would also be difficult for me to let go because, even though it failed, I don’t think it’s easy to find someone who can give you the same feelings. But sometimes, people are meant to give you lessons and the best memories, but not be there for the rest of your life, and I think that’s just life.