Hush! (2001) // dir. Ryōsuke Hashiguchi

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Hush! (2001) // dir. Ryōsuke Hashiguchi

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Re: the "i'm not human so i don't have to care about [x]":
the way i like to phrase it, is that while i am not human in any way, i am part of humanity by virtue of being with humans for all my life.
the way i should be treated by others reflects being a part of humanity.
the responsibilities i have while on earth (in relation to how i should care for myself, my loved ones, my community, and the earth itself) reflects being part of humanity.
the biases i have and mistakes i make also reflect being part of humanity & the continual process of learning new things, practicing compassion and fixing my mistakes , reflects being part of humanity.
i know it's not the life you wanted, but it's the life you have
ハッシュ! | Hush! (2001)
ハッシュ! Hush! (2001) dir. Hashiguchi Ryosuke
Me a romanian, reading the romanian sentences 😝
Hush ab it hehe! 🤫

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hush! (2001)
i know it's still leagues ahead of what 99% of random celebrities have to say about politics and also she became so famous so fast that of course her PR management is lagging behind and none of this disproportionate scrutiny is her fault but oh my god could chappell roan just shut upppppp with the 'both sides' shit please
Hush! (1875) by James Tissot