Like back when I was 10 I wasn't ever affected by deaths and stuff but recently I almost cry OVER NEARLY EVERY SAD SCENE IN ANYTHING. Especially Doctor Who, which is ridiculous. >:[ Oh, and in a certain early episode of Sword Art Online.

 

 

Sachi.

 

 

;-;

 

Of course I never actually cry, I just get teary eyed and feel sad BUT STILL WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME

Like back when I was 10 I wasn't ever affected by deaths and stuff but recently I almost cry OVER NEARLY EVERY SAD SCENE IN ANYTHING. Especially Doctor Who, which is ridiculous. >:[ Oh, and in a certain early episode of Sword Art Online. 

Sachi.

 ;-; Of course I never actually cry, I just get teary eyed and feel sad BUT STILL WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME

Sachi is a sad character... QwQ

Sachi is a sad character... QwQ

 

 

After her death I literally expected every character I liked to die, like the Dragon Tamer. Loved that episode, along with Sachi's episode even though that one was sad. Also I haven't finished the series yet so don't spoil anything for me.

 

I think humans in genneral are just evolving into more sencitive and caring creatures now (at least we hope thats the case ).

 

 

I know I myself though have always been very emotional about that kind of stuff lol death is a lot less realistic in games usually at least well pretty much

I think humans in genneral are just evolving into more sencitive and caring creatures now (at least we hope thats the case ).

 

 

I know I myself though have always been very emotional about that kind of stuff lol death is a lot less realistic in games usually at least well pretty much

 

Dat Axel death though

 

I've been a bit more emotional while watching movies and stuff too. Cried near the start of Frozen, just because I could foresee how tragic the story was going to be... Oh, and also at the end of Code Geass.

Dat Axel death though

 

I've been a bit more emotional while watching movies and stuff too. Cried near the start of Frozen, just because I could foresee how tragic the story was going to be... Oh, and also at the end of Code Geass.

Ahh, yeah, i think i recall axel's death in kh2 being pretty emotional when i watched my brother play through the game a few years ago...

kh deaths can be a bit more heart rendering lol maybe even when you're fighting the heartless too on some level...

 

 

I really hope i get to see frozen someday elsa seems cool and pretty

Fool. Teary eye and feeling sad is crying. You've probably matured a little more and really understand what death means a little more.

This is a nice thread..

 

 

*two thumbs up^^*

Edited February 2, 201411 yr by ~DawnStar2004~

Fool. Teary eye and feeling sad is crying. You've probably matured a little more and really understand what death means a little more.

 

Pretty much what I would say. When you're young, you don't understand the concept of death. Once you mature, 'dying' has a bigger meaning.

Fool. Teary eye and feeling sad is crying. You've probably matured a little more and really understand what death means a little more.

 

Hm. That makes sense actually.

Goofy's death in Kingdom Hearts II will forever haunt me

Goofy's death in Kingdom Hearts II will forever haunt me

Goof....y.......dies?

 

O_O;;

I'm pretty sure most people cry when an animal (mostly dogs) dies

I'm pretty sure most people cry when an animal (mostly dogs) dies

I'm one who'd probably cry if i had a cat and it died since cats always ment a lot to me

 

But i have a dog. And man will i cry when he dies.....I hope he lives forever ;;

I'm still upset over the Huntsmen dying in OUAT. 

 

Sachi's death legitimately made me cry. ;_;

 

 

I'm kinda the same. Recently, a lot of deaths in fictional universes have made me really sad. I think the worst were (Naruto spoilers)

 

 

The deaths of Itachi Uchiha and Jiraiya. Itachi's death was mostly for what happened after, when we learned he was a really caring brother, and faked being a villain to keep his brother safe. Jiraiya's was sad enough considering he was such a likable character, but Naruto's reactions made it worse. To my knowledge, that was the first time he'd cried since the very first arc of the series. If someone else died, he'd tough it out, and manage to not let his feelings get the best of him. When Jiraiya died, all he was able to do was yell at Tsunade for letting Jiraiya go on his mission, and then cry by himself. Seeing him crying the way he did made the emotional feel even worse, since he'd been such a tough character throughout the whole series.

 

It's only natural. Still, they're not real, so there's nothing to cry about. Okay? :wink:

Im the opposite. Growing up I dont get really all that emotional over things. I think thats what it means to become a man.

It gets a lot easier to emotionally atatch yourself to things once you get older since everything's a lot more carefree when you're younger i get what you mean I nearly cried in SAO and i almost had a heart attack watching AOT

 

After her death I literally expected every character I liked to die, like the Dragon Tamer. Loved that episode, along with Sachi's episode even though that one was sad. Also I haven't finished the series yet so don't spoil anything for me.

 

Keep going man, its great.

I swear I'm going to kill you all one d-

I mean, Yeah, I cried sometimes.

the anime deaths are more emotional than the real life movies these days

Edited February 3, 201411 yr by inori

Jiraiya's death in Naruto made me cry because this character who I always saw happy and uplifting,which brought me out of my funks,was depressed but most importantly it made me think of what would happen if my Godfather died like Jiraiya died for if I didn't have my Dad in my life