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No. 204951
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This little comic makes me tear up, but maybe I'm biased bc I have a leopard gecko. Its like that infamous double cow one
No. 204973
>>204962Me too
nonny. The song that plays at the end… it gets me every single time.
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This shit is probably the hardest I've cried to media
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tbh EVERYTHING is making me cry since i'm unmedicated right now, so before i ran out of meds, encanto and turning red has made me bawl my fucking eyes out.
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Noragami. It's my dream to save enough money to buy all the volumes. No story has ever touched me as much as this one.
And it's written and drawn by a woman.
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One of the ending scenes in Everything Everywhere All At Once. When the mother and daughter finally reunite at the end I started tearing up.
>>204951This is really sweet
>>206050Woah, love this song and video. And the singer is gorgeous, that leotard dancing scene…whew lad
>tfw no retro-future housewife to teach you to love then break your heart No. 206106
>>204962I adore this movie.
Just recently the movie For Ellen made me kind of tear up because it's about a deadbeat father and I have terrible daddy issues.
No. 206130
>>206096The scene where they are both
rocks and the mother makes herself move to be closer to her daughter had me in tears and cackling with laughter. Loved that movie so much.
No. 206796
>always under pressure
>feeling like a loser because your physicality better for strength will never be as appreciated as much as family members who are pretty, gracious, makes pretty stuff and just show up
>afraid of losing physical strength, then loses physical strength
>gets self esteem from how much she is of service
>carries furniture for family
>"I'm the strong one, I'm not nervous, I'm as tough as the crust of the earth is"
>"I don't ask how hard the work is, Got a rough indestructible surface"
>"I take what I'm handed, I break what's demanding, but"
>"Under the surface, I feel berserk as a tightrope walker in a three-ring circus"
>"I'm pretty sure I'm worthless if I can't be of service"
>"who am I if I can't carry it all?"
>"I hide my nerves, and it worsens, I worry something is gonna hurt us"
>"But wait, If I could shake the crushing weight of expectations. Would that free some room up for joy? Or relaxation, or simple pleasure? Instead, we measure this growing pressure
>"I think about my purpose, can I somehow preserve this?"
>"See if she can handle every family burden"
>"watch as she buckles, bends, but never breaks. No mistakes"
>"never wonder if the same pressure would've pulled you under"
>"Who am I if I don't have what it takes? No cracks, no breaks No mistakes, no pressure"
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Maquia makes tears flow
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The books thread was right, I related to to him so much by the end.
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I rarely tear up but the mocchi scene in Golden Kamuy did it.
Also, Sabaton's song Christmas Truce about the ceasefire on the Western Front in 1914. I read/listened to both around the same time so not sure which one was first.
>>205639Read this a long while ago but I agree. I wish there were more labour worker MCs out there. The manga was fantastic.
No. 254590
>>254579I cried too watching this doc. I can't believe "treatment" used to be like that.
>>254581I understand why you'd think that way, but a lot of the time this sort of extremely disturbed behaviour is partially caused by the conditions they're in. In a modern treatment center many of the patients wouldn't act like that and be as miserable. It's like in the documentary about Bulgarian orphanages for the disabled, the kids in there would actually become more disabled from the lack of care. Some were just blind when they were brought in, but as a result of neglect they'd end up literally retarded and stunted. I cried watching that doc also.
No. 254644
>>254615“ Poor unproductive people if you wish, but does this mean that they have lost their right to live?”
Idk if I can feel this is the issue when severely mentally ill / disabled people can’t even voice if they want to continue living. It makes me think of the Hartley Hooligans. Keeping these people alive who were in a constant state of agony and not even aware of life because we think it’s morally correct just seems… cruel.