It's The Mental Illness Isn't It?

It's theme is basically the male loneliness epidemic and how women have to fix it. By also giving up any of their own goals/individuality/identity.

This is why it would've been so important to focus on the themes of sisterhood and brotherhood separately, so that they can deal with their own problems. (I don't even mean that in a shippy way, they just need to focus on themselves. Men get a grip and fix themselves. Women empower each other and break free.) All the hetero romance brings to the table is that older women have to coddle the younger men, so that they can be righteous and strong. ("I like your innocent infantalised self better" is its own problematic theme.)

It's so weird that the sect full of female foxes has to return home once a month. dot dot dot. And they all dive into one pool to share their single braincell. But thankfully, spending a whole life of marriage and family with some naive dude will fix them. Give them a chance to obtain freedom. What kind of theme is that? Thank you for marriage and pregnancy to stop the moon circle that enslaves poor fox ladies. If they pose as a man they can pretend to be free for a while but they will always be haunted by their true nature.

all the luck in the world

Its over.