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To those who like tragedy, why?
I tend to avoid tragedy with a 10 ft pole since I really don't like the sad feelings that linger but when I have, I am usually OKAY at most just a little teary. I had avoided tragedy for so long but I recently watched banana fish and it completely destroyed me. I bawled for the main characters and cried so much. I am thoroughly traumatized and vow to never go through such a painful experience again (dramatic i know, but I'm just very disheartened). But for those who seek it and enjoy tragic endings, why?
I don't seek tragedies per say but I enjoy slice of life mangas a lot. Not necessarily when a lot of people die and it becomes overwhelming but a death or two in a story creates a bittersweet, "real" ending that actually makes me feel. I hate emotions but in real life I'm an objective logical person who rarely lets things get to them and sometimes ...... 1 reply
As a person who absolutley craves stories that deal with tragedy and difficult themes, I feel like I can answer this question for you! I understand why some people would avoid reading tragic stories. As an emotional person myself, I whole heartedly can sympathise with the desire to steer clear from things that leave you feeling torn or broken. Ive ...... 2 reply
The reason why mangas that has tragedy as it's biggest and most contributing genre are some of my absolute favourite is because I can either relate to the isolation and lonleness a character experiences.
To me, tragic endings in a series is like going outside and breathing in the fresh forest air.
I want to cry along with the story and feel like I...... reply
I've gotten hooked on the melancholic feeling from reading tragedy. Love tragedies, more specifically. I'm guessing its an emotion born from my own intense desire to find love and a soulmate. The pain i get in my heart when i read love tragedies (especially the ones where the protagonist gets betrayed by their love) is an emotion that I feel is rel...... reply
I avoid tragedies like the plague, they tend to be overwhelming, at least to me, those who enjoy them, more power to you, I for one cannot watch them, long ago I watch an anime called Chrono Crusade, didn't know it was a tragedy, when I finished it, i was balling like a baby, I never felt so much emotion from watching a show before, I often prefer ...... reply
I feel like I have to keep up appearances in the real world and act strong or stable all the time, but truth to be told I am very emotional and turbulent, and I love getting lost in a world of utter despair to remind myself every once in a while that I'm not an emotionless vampire, and I can shed a tear here and there in the safety of my home. Trag...... 1 reply
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for me, i think i started liking traged much much more when i feel the emotions better with that pang especially when i was undergoing such depressing phase. it's like u're depressed but then u cant feel? you lack interest in anything and then u want to feel something strong and when you reas angst stories, the manifes...... reply
I don't read tragedy often and neither do I seek it everytime I am trying to find some manga to read but sometimes I do read them and I have liked them cause they sorta reflect how life isn't something perfect and will not always go the way you wanted it to.Yea it might not be easy to get over the deaths and characters going through hard time but a...... reply
I don't really enjoy how it ends at a very sad tragedy.... But I read it because it's interesting to see how the characters progress and feel some of the emotions that they feel. It's also kind of refreshing to see a bad ending amidst the multiple cliche filled stories that end in such a great ending. I dunno, maybe it's just me but I like the char...... reply
I am by no means the biggest fan of tragedies. But I found myself seeking out good ones on more than one occasion and I'll say its probably because its cathartic. I'm not someone who really indulges in the feelings the tragedies bring out when you're reading, or watching them. So for me its a way to acknowledge those feelings which I otherwise don'...... reply
