is this wrong?
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... WTF are you talking about?
1: You haven't even told us what anime it is. You have given NO information whatsoever about what you're talking about.
2: Why would having an emotional response to something intended to make you feel emotional be wrong?
1: You haven't even told us what anime it is. You have given NO information whatsoever about what you're talking about.
2: Why would having an emotional response to something intended to make you feel emotional be wrong?
Yes! How dare you respond in a, I presume, entirely appropriate manner to the emotional stimuli being presented to you as a combined result of in-depth story-telling, rich and fulfilling characters, and emotionally stirring plot contruction! For shame, for shame....
..Still have absolutely no idea what anime that is. But as for feeling sad about it? That's fine?cyrogeist said:
It's seems to have impaired your grammatical judgment. Take a few breaths, sit back, and edit the post.
You might consider adding a few details. It helps establish context for others to identify and relate. Otherwise you'll only get generalizations and scathing remarks.
You might consider adding a few details. It helps establish context for others to identify and relate. Otherwise you'll only get generalizations and scathing remarks.
Is that an empty poll?
And no, it's not wrong to feel emotionally connected to fiction of any format. If something fictional makes you feel strongly about something, then generally it's doing it's job*.
On that note; even when something in a fictional setting makes me feel those strong emotions, I tend not to let them show. Some sort of restraint mechanism activates inside my mind. Is that wrong?
* - I won't say 'good', because there are a lot of people that make up emotions when watching-slash-reading the Twilight franchise...
And no, it's not wrong to feel emotionally connected to fiction of any format. If something fictional makes you feel strongly about something, then generally it's doing it's job*.
On that note; even when something in a fictional setting makes me feel those strong emotions, I tend not to let them show. Some sort of restraint mechanism activates inside my mind. Is that wrong?
* - I won't say 'good', because there are a lot of people that make up emotions when watching-slash-reading the Twilight franchise...
No, it is not wrong to feel emotion for characters. Their sickness is a plot device and if it didn't effect you it would be pointless. Also, no offence but the grammar in your post was terrible. It should have been:cyrogeist said:
Ok I just saw an anime called A little snow fairy sugar*, and one of the people, from what I can tell, is dying from an unknown cause and I feel sad about this. Is that wrong?
*can be in quotation marks or italics but does not have to be.
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Is there right? Is there wrong?
No.
Whether it is right or wrong is entirely for you to decide, or, as humans are not special and have no rights, for someone else to decide and force on you.
So unless somebody holds a gun to your head and tells you to accept that it is or is not wrong, the decision is yours.
No.
Whether it is right or wrong is entirely for you to decide, or, as humans are not special and have no rights, for someone else to decide and force on you.
So unless somebody holds a gun to your head and tells you to accept that it is or is not wrong, the decision is yours.
No. I cry all the time over stuff like that.
Then again I am an emotional wreck. I still flip out over Banshee from the X-Men's death.
Then again I am an emotional wreck. I still flip out over Banshee from the X-Men's death.
