[ SECRET POST #2192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2192 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Tales of the Abyss]


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[Lilo & Stitch]


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Comments

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OHANA MEANS FAMILY

FAMILY MEANS NOBODY GETS LEFT BEHIND

OR FORGOTTEN

But seriously, Anon, if anything, I found that as I got into my late 20s and (gulp) early 30s, I became WAY more susceptible to getting choked up by stuff. I think it has something to do with more life experience leading to greater empathy or something, because I never had that problem as a teenager or college student, but now it happens all the fucking time.

Like I welled up at least twice during WRECK-IT GODDAMN RALPH, for fuck's sake.

But anyway yes Lilo and Stitch is especially bad. By which I mean good.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, gosh yes. I thought I was bad about crying in movies in college, but I swear when I hit 30 the waterworks opened up. I cried in Wreck It Ralph, too.

[celestinenox]

I think it has something to do with more life experience leading to greater empathy or something

Oh hey, thanks for this explanation now I have a way to explain the same phenomenon in my own life. Holy crap, man, things I've watched before that never made me cry will have me sobbing now.