My sensitive ass teared up when reading the last chapter of JJK, not because it was shit (I mean it was shit though) but because it felt like the end of an era ya know?? 3 reply
Well, I felt the same after finishing gintama. I cried for a full month before watching its anime to not be depressed (cuz I have a part time jobs) then I watched the whole anime, and cried again after it ended. Thankfully, I didn't get fired for missing a few days from the part time job. (I am kidding, they fired me). So it okay to feel like it. (...... 2 reply
Yea, I feel you. Bc nothing could compare to the feeling of reading it for the first time and how things went and what you liked about the story and its characters. And if it's too good I'd be bawling and maybe come back to it if I miss them. But reading it again from time to time wouldn't really be that bad bc you'll prolly notice some details/eas...... 1 reply
Yeah, i think multiple times too. I easily get attached to characters and very sensitive. I literally cried for almost every episode in szn 7 of mha and have still doesn't have the guts to touch season 8 cause I'm too emotional to see the series end and I am so sure I'm going to bawl my eyes out. Also, I cried in almost every match in haikyuu... ye...... reply
I don't consider myself extremely sensitive but I cried for days after I finished ORV (the novel), these bitches were so gay they brought tears to my eyes -- I literally have a hoodie customized after them, and yes it has the 49/51% joke on it and yes I tear up anytime I think about it for more than 1 second 2 reply
I felt like this when a few mangas I liked got axed/the 2 volume treatment and with some animes that ended but I feel like once one piece ends(a crazy thing to say) I wouldn't know what to feel for a while bc it's been around for so long plus I was so obsessed with it lol. 1 reply
I cried when the haikyuu manga ended and there was nothing remotely sad about the ending. I just knew I was gonna miss it and the nostalgia since I've been reading the manga since I was in elementary. 1 reply