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Dec 19, 5:46 PM
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I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.
Dec 19, 6:41 PM
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This movie definitely feels better on your first watch for sure. Its still one of my favourites aswell.
Dec 19, 6:54 PM
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You need to watch A Silent Voice as soon as you get the chance. Your Name is incredible, A Silent Voice is a life changing masterpiece.
Dec 19, 6:56 PM
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It happened to me the first time I watched It some years ago. I felt the same u feel now. I highly recommend u to watch Kimi no Suizō o Tabetai.
Dec 19, 7:14 PM
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roots_anime said:
I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.

I felt this way after watching I Want to Eat Your Pancreas and Your Lie in April. They're still my favourites to this date for that reason.

edit: But let me warn you about something. The anime that got me this deep into anime and manga was Teasing Master Takagi-san. I felt so sad when it ended that I just couldn't bear the emptiness in my heart. Craving for that same feeling, I started another anime, then another and have been watching ever since. If you have goals in your life which you want to prioritise then I'd highly suggest you to only watch anime occasionally cuz once you get addicted, there's no end to it. You'll just keep watching one after another and wouldn't be able to do things towards your goals. I'm telling you from my personal experience, it just isn't worth it.
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Dec 19, 7:28 PM
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Your name is an amazing movie and it is top 3 anime movies oat, I just wanted to say that i relate to you in some ways, I got into anime when I was 20 years old and sometimes regret that I didn’t get into anime earlier and i also was looking down on anime and anyone that watches anime but now i really feel dumb for having such thoughts, actually i have been watching anime almost daily for the past 3 years.

I understand how lonely it feels not having someone close to share and talk about your favorite anime with.
Dec 19, 7:52 PM
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I feel the same bro!!
Dec 19, 8:48 PM
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I'm in love with this anime!!!
Dec 19, 8:52 PM
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A lot of words, but not wasted. I completely agree, a masterpiece in emotional stimulation. Nothing has felt the same since, although some anime have given me huge feels. Just in different ways.
Dec 19, 9:26 PM
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I think it's the magic of watching such a movie for the first time and realising a scenario which is very close to the heart presented so beautifully.
Dec 19, 9:28 PM
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This movie always makes me feel something different, something that I don't feel like watching anything else.
Dec 19, 9:44 PM
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It's kind of weird and interesting that when I first watched this I wasn't that impressed. But 2 years later I decided to rewatch it and I was pretty shocked that I didn't like it the first time I watched it.
I originally rated it a 7/10, but now it's a very strong 9 for me.
I guess it depends on what period of your emotional state you are watching it.
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You seem to need to watch more anime movies
Dec 19, 10:01 PM
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Firstly, I've seen someone recommend 'A Silent Voice' and will second that (it's the best film of all time imo).

Secondly, it's great that you've been impacted so heavily by it. I would still suggest trying to get back into going to college though, trying to get yourself into a good place in life. I'm not a professional so I can't give sound advice but please don't waste those years of your life by skipping your education. I say that as someone who has seen a few people do so and regret it badly later on.
Dec 19, 10:06 PM
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i watched it year's way back man it was amazing and never saw anything like it, one of the best anime of all time
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Dec 19, 10:13 PM

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I felt the same after i watched it for the first time, now after couple of rewatches, i think this is the anime i have rewatched the most , i still feel that warmth in my heart as the first time i watched it, it will forever be one of my favs fs.
Dec 19, 10:46 PM
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This is so real 😭
Dec 19, 11:17 PM
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This was what Clannad was for me as young lad. Absolutely wrecked me and completely changed my entire perception on fictional media. I had no idea a television show, let alone an anime, could make me feel the way that show made me feel. I've spent the better part of a decade hunting that feeling again and while a few shows/movies have gotten close (Your Name definitely being one of them), nothing has ever made me sit back and just feel the way I felt watching Clannad for the first time. I'm sure it sounds silly to most people when I say it but watching Clannad I think genuinely was a life changing experience for me.
Dec 19, 11:47 PM
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roots_anime said:
I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.

I completely understand you, and I know exactly how it feels to feel that way! My feelings were just as nostalgic, or perhaps even more, when I watched the movies A Silent Voice and I Want to Eat Your Pancreas. My first movie rated as a masterpiece and one that stirred up a ton of emotions was A Silent Voice, of course. I don’t understand why many consider it overrated—after everything that happens in the film, I can tell you they didn’t understand it properly. It’s such an emotional film that it makes you cry uncontrollably.

I didn’t have an unstable social situation, but I can say I cried three times throughout the movie. Now, moving on to I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, another masterpiece that is worth every minute spent watching it. It’s so emotional that it’s hard to handle, especially during difficult times. I even bought the light novel and plan to buy the manga in the future, as well as for A Silent Voice.

With all that being said, I want to tell you that these two films, among many others, but especially these two, captured my attention to the fullest, and I can say they are the best and most emotional films I’ve ever seen. I warmly recommend them, as many others have done on this forum, and I hope my words help you in some way.

Dec 20, 12:03 AM
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I can't deal with many anime films since they're cringe so I read the novel of this film just to see what the fuss is all about. Still don't get it but hey, glad you enjoyed it, I guess.
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roots_anime said:
I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.

I completely understand you, and I know exactly how it feels to feel that way! My feelings were just as nostalgic, or perhaps even more, when I watched the movies A Silent Voice and I Want to Eat Your Pancreas. My first movie rated as a masterpiece and one that stirred up a ton of emotions was A Silent Voice, of course. I don’t understand why many consider it overrated—after everything that happens in the film, I can tell you they didn’t understand it properly. It’s such an emotional film that it makes you cry uncontrollably.

I didn’t have an unstable social situation, but I can say I cried three times throughout the movie. Now, moving on to I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, another masterpiece that is worth every minute spent watching it. It’s so emotional that it’s hard to handle, especially during difficult times. I even bought the light novel and plan to buy the manga in the future, as well as for A Silent Voice.

With all that being said, I want to tell you that these two films, among many others, but especially these two, captured my attention to the fullest, and I can say they are the best and most emotional films I’ve ever seen. I warmly recommend them, as many others have done on this forum, and I hope my words help you in some way.

@Thecrot Thank you. I was planning to check out those movies after reading the mangas/light novels for Your Name. I think it just spoke to me for some reason and I am still figuring out why. Maybe it was the movie, maybe it was my current emotional state. Not sure. It's a weird thing. I really appreciate your reply though, and will be back to discuss those anime films when I finish watching them.
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roots_anime said:
I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.

I feel u brother. I would highly recommend u to watch "Millennium Actress" by Satoshi kun. That movie touched me in a way I can't explain. I felt the same way u r feeling now after watching that movie. Everything about that movie is top tier and Satoshi Kun is a genius. The way u hv described ur experience watching your name, I think u will like it too. Give it a shot
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I feel the same dude 🤝
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roots_anime said:
I watched Your Name a few days ago and I realized I had never felt anything like that before. I am still obsessed over it days later and feel more invested in that world than my own. I don't want to lose this feeling. I've even put off watching anything else for the week.

I did watch this during a low point in my life. I've been depressed, social life fell apart, and took the next semester off from college. I also had never really watched much anime outside of Miyazaki before coming across this. Put all of those together and this movie literally came at just the right time, with just the right story to destroy me. I don't know how to describe this, but nothing I have watched has impacted me this much before. It felt almost ethereal, even days later. I still cannot figure out exactly why. I rewatch the kataware doki part over and over and every time it's like my heart is going to melt. I can see the raw emotion on Mitsuha's face, her tears, the scratches on her skin. All of that determination, that struggle to find Taki, her life's hardships, her deepest desires, just comes to a boiling point and explodes in that moment. Watching it, I just want her to be happy, them both. I think this was the first time I had cried in years.

I tried to watch Weathering With You last night but it didn't capture me like Your Name managed to do. This feeling of emptiness comes from some sort of longing I suppose, not just the fact that I will most likely never share such a strong connection with someone that it feels like we were destined for each other, but also that I will never experience what Mitsuha/Taki did. Sounds cringe but I cannot help but wish it would happen to me. I think my life's greatest desire was to find a true connection with someone (even just platonic), something I had never really experienced. I just want to give Mitsuha/Taki a hug and tell them how much they mean to me. I wonder if I would do the same in their situation. I hope I would.

It is one of the most beautiful movies I have seen. Everything from the relatable characters down to the art of the animations. You can overlook the plot holes because the experience just strikes you at your very core as a human being, at least for me. It is probably one of the few movies that I would rate a 10/10.

I am not sure what to do now. I just feel so sad and lonely, in a melancholic way. I hate myself for looking down on anime as a teen and regret waiting so long to see it because it's been years now and I have no one to discuss it with (is there a fandom for this movie anymore?). I just wanted to share my feelings here. I think this is my favorite movie of all time now. Not sure when I will stop obsessing over it.

I love this movie, I suggest to watch also 5CM PER SECOND
Dec 20, 3:59 AM
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yah bro feel the same
Dec 20, 4:19 AM
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watch I want to eat your pancreas🙏great storytelling and romance.calm luh happy go lucky typa shi yfm
Dec 20, 5:16 AM

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I recently watched it too and really liked it.
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You need to watch A Silent Voice as soon as you get the chance. Your Name is incredible, A Silent Voice is a life changing masterpiece.

Came here to suggest this one, and also children who chase lost voices, both of them had really big impacts on me in different ways but they really do deliver the emotional feelings effectively.

Also another possible one, depending on how well you can empathise with the story is tsuzume, I wouldn't say it's on par with the others but it is still very very impactful in its own way.

I'm wishing you and everyone here the best life you can have, don't ever let anyone get you down or tell you how to live, be your own person and find your drive, no matter how small it might feel. If it's your reason to get up with a smile then devote yourself to it and you will be amazed by how much of a difference it makes!

(ps if you ever want someone to chat about anything I'm happy to lend an ear. I'm more active on discord if you have it but I do check here on occasion)
Dec 20, 9:09 AM
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I watched it years ago it left a great impression on me back then.
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I second others here, 5cm Per Second should be next; love love LOVE that movie.
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watch Garden of Words. it's a beautiful Anime romance.
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You could read the side story https://myanimelist.net/manga/108023/Kimi_no_Na_wa_Another_Side__Earthbound
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You need to watch A Silent Voice as soon as you get the chance. Your Name is incredible, A Silent Voice is a life changing masterpiece.

you trying to get the OP more depressed? lol
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Firstly, I've seen someone recommend 'A Silent Voice' and will second that (it's the best film of all time imo).

Secondly, it's great that you've been impacted so heavily by it. I would still suggest trying to get back into going to college though, trying to get yourself into a good place in life. I'm not a professional so I can't give sound advice but please don't waste those years of your life by skipping your education. I say that as someone who has seen a few people do so and regret it badly later on.
@Hacker075 I am, I am just taking a semester off. Thanks for the advice. I think this movie is most impactful when you are already emotional.

When it was revealed Mitsuha had died, I realized why I cared so much about her. Mitsuha and Taki have never met before, their bond is not driven by any sort of logic, yet it still develops without any sort of interaction at all. It's interesting for a love story because they resonate with each other from experiencing the things that are unspoken, observed. Taki's determination to save Mitsuha at this point isn't because he wants her for himself, but he grew to love her life, her friends, family. He sees what she has been through, the struggles with identity and family, but most importantly how valuable her life is to her loved ones. He and only he knows how strong Mitsuha really is. And even thought Taki has a decent life and never wanted to be in this situation to begin with, by the end he is willing to sacrifice everything to save her even if he though he knows he might not see her ever again.

I think I subconsciously related this to my own life, how my childhood is over and I won't be able to see my old friends again. I have had no one I could talk to for years now. No one I felt real close with, no one I can say I truly care for or cares about me. I have felt aimless and uncertain about my future. I think I understand, I would sacrifice my life for someone like Mitsuha. She has a purpose, she has people who care about her, she deserves to live. If I could save someone like that, I would have at least fulfilled mine.
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samee i can totally understand! this is what i felt when i first time watched that masterpiece movie...i was literally crying after watching it, its been few years since i first time watched it but still this movie is one of my most fav animes till now!
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it ended in a good way but I thought that the girl was in the side that blew up. I'm glad that didn't happen and it is one of the best anime I have ever seen.
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This happens to everyone at some point, usually near the beginning of their anime career. You find one thing you love above all others and end up unable to enjoy anime quite the same for a bit. Probably Your Name will always be your favorite, but you'll be able to watch other anime and be touched by them at some point. Just takes time. I'm glad you found what you love!
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you gotta watch "i want to eat your pancreas" i cry at it everytime, its truly a beautiful one

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