Secondly, without considering other factors and without the emotional foundation, deciding to have a baby together and raise a child together, or does it feel a bit too hasty?
The film does not seem to worry too much about the influence of the male protagonist's unhealthy life of smoking marijuana on the children, nor the influence of the female protagonist's smoking and drinking. Only the gynecologist asked again later, but this does not rule out all risk factors. I feel that they respect life, but I don't understand their optimistic vision of life~
The one thing I deeply regret should be the choice of the heroine. She and the hero are really people from different worlds, although the hero is a good person in his bones. Man, but he's not mature enough to take on the burden of a family, right? Even if the house in the suburbs is very cheap, I doubt whether the male protagonist can afford it? As a stowaways, how to make a living?
It's a pity, the heroine, is she kidnapped by the child?
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