Interest Stacks

The introduction into the ill and deranged dimension that resonates with me for some reason.

Is it the end? Yes. However; is it really the end?

The one that makes you wish that you could watch Evangelion for the first time again. Sometimes the familiarity of things we acquire along the way and the familiarity we're left with at the end make us miss the first time we've encountered the 'thing'. It's not because the end was not satisfactory but because we long for the rush, thrill, and the unexpectedness of the things when we were still not familiar or accustomed enough to something. You just wish that you stayed strangers with someone or were ignorant to something to be able to meet with them again or to get to know something for the first time again.

Everything is related but also not in a way, somehow. It was really long however interesting to watch with a quite interesting plot twist that makes you question yourself.

Osaki was too relatable for me from many perspectives, also the show captures many more important overlooked aspects of life too. This show held my hand when I was in a really desperate position in life, it definitely helped me and caused some personal development.

One of those shows that makes regret not having been born as a girl. It really hurts to even see these fictional stuff sometimes. It's just that the beloved teenage love I've always dreamed of experiencing being non-existent hurts too hard. -sometimes-

ughh

Whenever I miss someone who's not in my life anymore, I just steal whatever hobby or character trait I liked about them and make it as my own. I wish we could watch it together but we couldn't. I really like the aesthetic and the overall vibe of the show. Somehow all beautiful things carry with them a painful side.

I found it a bit too overrated to be honest, however; it was still successful in capturing great overlooked emotions. -wasn't able to understand why **he** liked it that much-