Sun and Moon

Sun and Moon struggle to keep their relationship intact while Moon goes through an identity crisis. Her story leads us into a journey about co-dependency, body dysmorphia, and the struggle of connecting with one’s self. All Moon’s life, she has been controlled by Sun’s light. Moon comes to realize she is nothing more than just a shadow to the Sun, and it sends her into a spiral of self-doubt and rage. Their love for each other is at a thread until Sun helps her realize that she needs to accept herself for who she is—that she is so much more than just a shadow, and that the Earth would be nothing without her. Sun and Moon struggle to keep their relationship intact while Moon goes through an identity crisis. Her story leads us into a journey about co-dependency, body dysmorphia, and the struggle of connecting with one’s self. All Moon’s life, she has been controlled by Sun’s light. Moon comes to realize she is nothing more than just a shadow to the Sun, and it sends her into a spiral of self-doubt and rage. Their love for each other is at a thread until Sun helps her realize that she needs to accept herself for who she is—that she is so much more than just a shadow, and that the Earth would be nothing without her. Sun and Moon struggle to keep their relationship intact while Moon goes through an identity crisis. Her story leads us into a journey about co-dependency, body dysmorphia, and the struggle of connecting with one’s self. All Moon’s life, she has been controlled by Sun’s light. Moon comes to realize she is nothing more than just a shadow to the Sun, and it sends her into a spiral of self-doubt and rage. Their love for each other is at a thread until Sun helps her realize that she needs to accept herself for who she is—that she is so much more than just a shadow, and that the Earth would be nothing without her. Sun and Moon struggle to keep their relationship intact while Moon goes through an identity crisis. Her story leads us into a journey about co-dependency, body dysmorphia, and the struggle of connecting with one’s self. All Moon’s life, she has been controlled by Sun’s light. Moon comes to realize she is nothing more than just a shadow to the Sun, and it sends her into a spiral of self-doubt and rage. Their love for each other is at a thread until Sun helps her realize that she needs to accept herself for who she is—that she is so much more than just a shadow, and that the Earth would be nothing without her.