Soul crushed. Too many tears to count.

I love how this starts at the end of a major adventure, rather than building to it as many other anime’s do. The pacing is also much slower than other anime’s but it makes perfect sense, which adds to its calming nature.

I haven't quite made it through the second season, but I remember watching this when it first started airing and I was not expecting the twist at the end. When it finishsed, I sat, mouth wide open because I could not believe it ended there. I know this is technically a webtoon but I haven’t seen enough for it to have its own collection.

Okay, I know that the anime is heavily criticized because its choice of direction after season 2, but if you watch it in combination with the manga than it's actually peak. I actually might be able to rewatch this since its been so long...

Vomitting, pulling my hair, sobbing. Still haven't felt the same since I've seen it.

Cried 6 times 10/10

Recently rewatched all three installments with my fiance and I forgot how great these are. Even though the plot is predictable at some points, I enjoy the how the story is portayed and innocent the love is.

As I watched this movie it reminded me of the short story I read in high school called "The Yellow Wallpaper" also about post-partum psychosis but increadibly abstract.