Nut and his emotional story from the past that keeps hurting him in the present

The take of TMOTB on Nut’s story was one of the most realistic portrayal of a gay individual who unfortunately experience a severe emotional pain from his own parents. He was wounded for so long and it’s taking too much time to heal itself. That also resulted to bear grudges all throughout his life. I hope this drama will give way for those parents who are like Nut’s mother and father. Optimistically, they will understand how important it is for their child to receive sincere support for their gender identity and the path they choose. As long as it is ethically good without causing harm to others.I am so happy that as of now, I’ve seen a lot of dramas addressing this issue. When Nut say these lines, “I’m gay, I don’t have a disease, and it doesn’t go away,” you can feel how agonizing it is for a minor to explained this kind of uncontrollable feelings to his own mother, an adult who supposedly understand life but failed to do so. As a child, I can personally relate to Nut and his decision to distance himself from his mother. Yes, it is so sad that they ended up in this situation but sometimes this is the most prominent thing to do in order to achieve the peacefulness you keep seeking.Thankfully, Tofu’s existence helps them to slowly reconcile and open up their true emotions. It may take too long but it will be worth it. I love that the show doesn’t only center on a love story but more on talks about the deep affection that a family causes to its members. This isn’t about gay people alone, this is for everyone who needs to realize that acceptance and support is part of the so-called ‘love’ in life. Just look how different the parent-and-son relationship of Nut and Gen.

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