Why do I feel so empty every time I finish something?
Why do I feel so empty every time I finish something?
Just dont watch the final episode
i feel the same way brotendo
i felt it the hardest after finishing Aria and Yuruyuri
I haven't watched the K-ON movie for this reason. I don't want it to be over.
It is because you borrow meaning for yourself from the anime you watch. Once the anime is over, you are left with yourself and your meaningless existence.
Set some goals for yourself and you will no longer have this problem.
Why do I feel so empty?
delet this
Go outside.
Have sex.
Marry someone.
Grow a family.
Make mistakes.
Fix the relationships you broke.
Die happy.
Live life.
What is this, south Detroit - have some decency man!?*
I'm just trying to help though.
I have goals. My life is in a good spot. I’m at the gym right now after rewatching TTGL for the 15th time and I’m still feeling hollow as I lift. How can I fix this?
watch something longer
because you are empty and trying to fill the void through anime and other consumption
Just read Chinese web novels, they never fucking end.
I've been watching longer than most here have been alive. It doesn't go away.
I wish I could get this far. I often already feel like this even when I start something.
The obly time ive truly felt this was when finishing evangelion
Because you genuinely enjoyed it.
I wish I still felt that
Find God
Humans are designed to become dissatisfied and seek more.
It's because you just went through catharsis, and that's what fiction is for. It's not an entirely unpleasant feeling, and it's good for you. I wish I experienced that more often, but it happens very rarely to me.
I assume the fact that you're watching a foreign cultural produce and have to decode foreign cultural code and shorthand attitudes the target audience takes for granted is a skill like any other which you develop over the many hours it takes to finish a single series, the moment the series in question ends your newfound skill is useless
post mal retard. or shut the fuck up.