For Ressa, the figure of a mother is not just about biological status, but about presence and sacrifice. She admits to growing up with the values instilled by Ibu Ratih, especially regarding sincerity and selflessness in facing life, including when in difficult situations. "No matter what, she is still my mother. The good and the bad, she is still the one who gave birth to me," said Ressa Rizky when met in South Jakarta on Saturday (24/1).

She added that since childhood, Ibu Ratih always taught her not to harbor hatred, even in painful conditions. That value has been a guiding principle for Ressa into adulthood, especially when facing conflicts related to identity and acceptance. "Mother (Ratih) taught me to have a sincere heart, to accept wholeheartedly, not to hate anyone, and to be kind," she continued.

The emotional closeness between Ressa and Mother Ratih was revealed through the mother's confession. Mother Ratih shared that Ressa has been raised by her since infancy and has grown into a child who is very close emotionally.

She also revealed Ressa's personal side that is rarely known to the public. According to her, Ressa is a spoiled and affectionate child, even into her teenage years.

"Why is that? All her siblings are girls, she is my only son. Even now, she is still spoiled with me. Until middle school, she still slept with me," she said.

In the midst of a conflict that drags many parties, Ressa emphasizes that her desire is not a material demand. She just wants to express her feelings and open a space for humanity without resentment. "The point is I want to hug Mbak Denada and just want to kiss her feet. That's all," said Ressa.