Has there been a piece of animation you've cried over?

Persepolis and this are both really sad, and in B&W. This is definitely the sadder of the two, however.

>>87870064
>>87870117
I've heard that this is good and thought it would be a heartwarming story...now I'm scared to watch it. What's so sad about it?

>>87870151
OP here, I cried more tears of happiness than anything, after all the shit they went through, they both forgave each other and Max died happy knowing Mary is still friends with him

>>87870151
It's about two very lonely people, a young girl and a middle-aged autistic man, becoming pen pals.

>>87870216
And none of them have friends besides each other.

>>87870151
It's been years since I watched it, but I remember it was good, and I wouldn't spoil it for you.

>>87870117
Persepolis was great but didn't make me cry

It's not hard to make me cry. Name something with a sad scene and I've probably cried over it.

>>87870355
>>87870402
This, especially when I am drunk.

>>87870064
the end of "Iron Giant" EVERY FUCKING TIME!

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>>87870064
This movie stopped me from committing suicide.

So yeah it's pretty good.

>>87870064
Being autistic myself, I enjoyed the movie.

Recommended it to my mother, who likes cartoon films over real life. She cried.

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>>87870064
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpkuw3ztPQE
The speech Helen gives Dash and Violet makes me cry every time for some reason. I have no idea why. Other than that, yeah but I feel things a little too deeply. There was a period where I couldn't watch The Simpsons for a while because the sweet endings always made me sob. Also, cartoons featuring happy/functioning families like Bob's Burgers or Home Movies make me cry because I'll never have one.
I had a dream once where I was Dipper Pines and got scammed into cleaning men in showers for a career which turned out to just be prostitution. I came home and told the uncles and Mabel about how violated I felt but they just hugged me and they played D&D&D to cheer me up despite disliking the game. I decided to go back to the job against their wishes in order to show them my gratitude financially even though the brothel only gave me a penny for that entire first day. At the end I felt somewhat bittersweet but incredibly loved, warm, and content. My mom woke me up by screaming some vile shit at me and I told her to fuck off before locking my door so I could sob into my pillow without her insulting me. I was so jealous of Dipper/dream me.

>>87870216
>>87870209
Ah, so it's sorta heartwarming after all.
By the way everyone here talked about it first, I thought it would be a depressing/devastating story.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihrnND7-Hsg

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>>87872410

What the fuck man.

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>>87872410
get out of there man, it's gonna kill ya.

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>>87873325
>>87873441
I'm an angsty 19 year old and was molested if that clears anything up. I should probably see a therapist but my old just kept excusing everything I did and kept saying nothing was my fault so I quit.

>>87873524
Me and my friend went to NYC once. We had no money so we just bummed by a local tourist attraction for bus fare. When I got home I'd lost 10 pounds in about a week and had a rash.

I actually did die from being in that house once but I was brought back. Part of me wishes I stayed dead but you know how they say teleportation kills people because it ends their stream of thought? I figure the old version of me is dead and I feel very happy for him.

I'm afraid to get old so I don't really care if I die so long as I get to help out some people during my life in some way.

>>87870064
Every stinking time I watch

>>87873550
Fuck man, that sucks. I'm no professional, but from what I've heard, therapists each have their own approach and methods, and their effectiveness varies from person-to-person. It sounds like your old one didn't really help confront the problem. If you can see different therapists, you might be able to find that works for you. Aside from that the only thing I can say is that apparently exercise helps with depression.

>>87873669
Get out of there in a way that will actually keep you out of there. Also find new therapist. Make clear to them you don't just need to vent, that it needs to go somewhere. But toxic families will kill any fucking progress dead so you gotta figure out how to get out of there. Maybe you can't right now but hopefully you remember this if you are in a better place or even just having a good day where you can do shit. Look into options.

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>>87874307
>>87874385
Thanks. I've been meaning to look for a therapist but they're hard to come by in my area especially when you have no energy. I hate my family which makes me feel guilty especially when they all seem to think I'm the source of all their problems. I don't know if I'm a scapegoat or truly just a bad person. Eh. I had a job so I could move across the country with my biological mom but I quit because it started to break me down again to the place where I tried to kill myself. I don't know. I'll figure something out.
Thanks again. Saying something not only reassuring but genuinely helpful doesn't come naturally to most people. Good luck in life.

I cry like all the time during emotional Scenes
It's super embarrassing

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>>87870064
Hans Zimmer is the master of feels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iloXUw6B4RM

>>87870064
Definitely gonna watch this now.

>>87874540
Same to you bro.

>>87874540
I know that telling you it's not you won't work cause your brain won't let those thoughts go, so consider this. If your a scapegoat, getting out of there will be good for you. If your a bad person, getting out of there will be good for them. It's a win no matter which side of your brain is winning the argument that day!

After your out you can figure out the truth for yourself, and either way it's for the best.

>>87870064
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dam_Keeper

>>87875976
I was in on-average biweekly therapy for four years and this was legitimately the best psychological advice I've ever gotten. I've spent most of my life analyzing myself and my problems from the most objective stance I could and despite the fact I've thought this exact thing it never really impacted me until I heard someone else say it. Thanks and goodnight.

Land Before Time. I love my momma. We went through a rough patch in my late teens, and I still make myself sad when I think about how I might have turned out if I had never gotten better. This is also why, despite Brave being understandably divisive among people, I still cried like a lil bitch at it.

Not /co/, but I'll throw The Tale of the Princess Kaguya in here while I'm at it. Basically anything with family themes can get my eyes leaking.

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>>87870064
I remember crying when I watched Snoopy Come Home as a kid. I'm sure there are more recent times, but I can't honestly remember the last time I openly wept because of a cartoon.

Last time I teared up was when the CMC got their cutie marks, though.

>>87870355
Agreed. It was good and thought provoking and all that, but it didn't hit me in quite that way.

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I always used to tear up at the ending of 'The Snowman' as a child and my parents would often tease me about it. I was sad that he had died.

>>87870064
Magicians do not exist

>>87878850
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbN8-BreUjA
the soundtrack alone is pretty gut wrenching.

>>87876325
Kagyua was great