Almost 6 Years Later

Vicis said:
It's been over 5 years since I finished reading FMA, and I still can't enjoy a manga as much as I enjoyed FMA. Don't get me wrong, there were plenty of series that I loved prior to it, during it, and after it, but nothing has managed to top it for me.

There have been mangas that have inspired me, awed me, entertained me, and made me both happy and sad, often to a greater degree than FMA ever did - yet none of them resonated with me like FMA did. So here I am, 6 years later, feeling the same emptiness when I think of FMA as I did years ago when it ended.

I'm wondering, does anyone else relate? Perhaps someone once felt like I do, but found another series that they fell in love with?

ExTemplar said:
you just grew up and should find a better hobby

Vicis said:


????

Manga and anime are a medium for telling stories. No different than books, television, and games. It's not something you grow out of. Not unless you've got some deep-rooted insecurities about your life.

ExTemplar said:
You just grew out of cartoons and comics for children.

ExTemplar said:
Full metal alchemist is.

Vicis said:


Fullmetal Alchemist is no more a children's series than Captain America Civil War is a children's movie.

If you've got something meaningful to say, could you please do it in a single post rather than draw in out? It took you three posts to express the intent of your original post (i.e. to state that you believe FMA is a children's manga).

missfry said:
I feel like you
I've read a lot of manga and love a lot of them but nothing is like this one.
but it is ok . fma is one of my favorite but there's alot of good manga out there you should try "dorohedoro" " Tokyo ghoul"
"shingeki no kyojin" "vinland saga" and more