How do you guys handle the emptiness once you finish a really

Watch another show immediately afterwards

>>160980362
Eventually I find something else to enjoy.

But I do feel a kinda emptiness after finishing a long anime/game/book that I've really enjoyed on an emotional level.

I leave the last two episodes of a really good anime on my backlog, watch them years later, and end up disappointed.

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I just finished HxH and I want to die what do.

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>>160980931
that's a new level of retardation

I normally time endings of anything i'm doing(video game, tv show, anime) etc. so that I finish them at around 4-5am in the morning. I don't know why but it's at a time like this that the whole emptiness feeling is amplified by a lot. But then I use the existential feelings to my advantage and take a walk around my neighborhood just as the sun rises, there is no noise and the air is crisp. This normal leads to me evaluating my life as a whole and questioning my goals, life choices, philosophy on certain aspects relevant to me and other stuff.

I've been doing this for a while and I think it helps, it turns the negative empty feeling into a motivational one.

It sucks...but, eventually you will move on.

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>>160980982
same here, anon

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>>160981381
I need more Pitou my man. Best waifu.

>>160981478
>Best waifu.
kill yourself faggot