So how does /a/ deal with the withdrawal after binge watching

>>152361089
You watch other anime

>>152361089
Reading the manga.

>>152361089
I shitpost objectively wrong opinions in hopes I find other people who also suffer as I do. Then the cycle repeats.

>>152361089
Just fap to her or even better avoids those trashy shows.

>>152361089
Watch it again.

>>152361089
Read the manga and try to find another series; either in a similar genre or something in your backlog.

Look for older classics you might've missed

Etc...

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>>152361089
My favorite girl always wins in my headcanon.

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>>152361089
>And also with the fact that your favorite girl didn't win?

But she did.

>>152361156
See I would do this if threads of the show in question were still being created.

>>152361220
What if I have cleared my backlog and have no idea what to read now. Kinda hard to find new things after having read over 300 mangos.

>>152361089
>Watching anime with romance subplots
I recommend you watch hollywoods romcoms.

>>152361089
I only watch seasonal anime.

>>152361089
I read a visual novel, and then to deal with the depression afterwards I binge-read a manga series. And then, I usually feel sad when it's over so I quite watch an anime series.

It's a vicious cycle punctuated only by the occasional shitpost on /a/.

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>>152361089
It's ok if best girl doesn't win because it means she didn't end up with someone who's blind to bestness.

>>152363088
But then you realize that she went through exactly the same pain you've been through.

And that it's a pain you'll never forget, so you just know she would be hurting just as much as you if she were real