May every child be treated with tenderness, and may every pair of parents be a responsible person. The movie "What a Home" deserves a look at every parent who wants to have a baby. Kotaro Isaka

May every child be treated with tenderness, and may every pair of parents be a responsible person. The movie "What a Home" deserves a look at every parent who wants to have a baby.

Kotaro Isaka once said that the thought of being a parent without having to go through an exam is terrifying!

The 12-year-old boy Zane in "What a Home" scolds his mother as a beast, and when he is very disgusted with his mother, he has a firm look. When he decided to sue his parents, he said, I want adults to listen to me, I want to have children with people who can't take care of them.

What else can you remember when you grow up, violence, abuse, insults and beatings? Chained, watered by a water pipe, pumped by a belt? The most intimate words I've ever heard are "Roll me stinky boy" or "Go away, bastard." Life is like a piece of. Dirtier than the shoes on my feet.

I live in hell every day, suffer, and want to eat muscles in my dreams. Why is fate torturing me? I thought we were going to grow up and be good people. It will be respected, and there are many people who like it. But Allah didn't want us to be like that. He wants us to be trampled under our feet like a carpet.

At the end of the film, the Zane family has their own identity as one of the few lucky refugees, and the family has gone to Sweden and has the opportunity to go to school.

When you don't have the ability to live a good life, don't leave this expectation to your next generation. When you don't have the ability to live a stable life, don't change your destiny by having children.

When you can live a stable and good life, you can give your children a happy and stable childhood, and then you decide whether you want children or not. You must remember that when you bring your child into this world, you make your child live happily and happily.