[ SECRET POST #3101 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3101 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sad but good

[elaminator]

Well I cry at everything so we could be here all day, but lots of moments that make me cry aren't even necessarily that sad, just...emotional. Sweet, or heartwarming.

As for actual sadness, The World's End made me bawl, and not in a pleasant way. In a "This shit is too real, this is genuinely difficult to watch" way. Yesterday I watched A Single Man and that was pretty depressing too... I mean, I knew it was going to be, but it was still a very stark exploration of depression and loss and I doubt I'll ever watch it again no matter how hot Colin Firth looks in it.

Plus, In the Flesh. Just, as a whole. Everything about it is just tears. That scene at the end of the first season...I spent a long time crying after that. Weird how my other two examples are things I go, "Lol, don't think I'll do that again", but In the Flesh made me cry harder than both and I've rewatched it several times. Something about it is cathartic.