Don't Ever Wipe Tears Without Gloves

I really liked the words about the white moose and how they relate to reality, the attitude towards "other, not like that" people.

It was a very dramatic series, and I couldn't hold back my tears at many points. It makes you think about the concepts of love, relationships with parents, relationships with children, acceptance, life and death.

I really like how moments from the present are intertwined with the childhood of the characters
, for example, when the parents abandon Benjamin, followed by a scene in which his father erases a palm print from the glass ("removes" his son from his life)

It's a hard-to-watch series.

They squeezed liters of tears out of me