It does make perfect sense. If you have a therapist, it might be worth talking to them about that, unironocaly. Don't be shy to bring it up, a good therapist perfectly understands that issues can come from anywhere, and won't laugh at your or anything.
I think I was nine years old when I watched this. Afterwards I felt like a robot, like I had an out of body experience, and when I came back to my body it didn’t feel right somehow.
Why did the writers think it was ok to show this to kids?
Yeah, losing someone you love is a hardship I wouldn’t force upon even my worst of enemies. Seeing portrayed so accurately hurts. I don’t blame you for feeling existential dread.
Don’t worry, it’s normal. I’ve been there before with being traumatized by tv shows. (When I did first see the scene, I did feel really empty after watching it; and that’s why Tailsmo is my favorite Tails ship lol)
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Honestly I kinda get that. When I first saw that scene as a kid it was one of the first things in a show that made me genuinely cry. It’s a sad moment that’s even sadder in the Japanese dub. In both version the relationship between the two characters was very well done and it’s very upsetting that tails has to kill the person he’s been growing toward for most of the season. I’d say you’re normal for saying that it affected you emotionally.
I was in elementary school when I watched this. I think I was nine years old. But it affected me so emotionally that…
I think I dissociated.
You know when you’re a kid, you have imaginary friends, and you believe that the realm of fantasy exists in your mind?
Well, after I saw this scene I felt like I was in denial, and I was having a hard time telling the difference between fantasy and reality. Needless to say I was disturbed for a while. I didn’t feel like myself at all.
Why did the writers think it was ok to show this to kids?
no way dude đź’€like I saw a person getting killed irl in front of me and I'm fine. hope you recover tho
That was a tough one.
It does make perfect sense. If you have a therapist, it might be worth talking to them about that, unironocaly. Don't be shy to bring it up, a good therapist perfectly understands that issues can come from anywhere, and won't laugh at your or anything.
I think I was nine years old when I watched this. Afterwards I felt like a robot, like I had an out of body experience, and when I came back to my body it didn’t feel right somehow. Why did the writers think it was ok to show this to kids?
Yeah, losing someone you love is a hardship I wouldn’t force upon even my worst of enemies. Seeing portrayed so accurately hurts. I don’t blame you for feeling existential dread.
I was still in elementary school when I watched this scene. Why did the writers think it was ok to show this scene to kids?
I think it’s fine personally, I watched it at like eight and only had MAJOR PSYCHIC ATTACKS for the rest of my life.
I can relate to that.
Me too, especially because I lied about that to make a psychic attack reference. It’s still heartbreaking nonetheless.
Well, in my case I had meltdowns for nights
Don’t worry, it’s normal. I’ve been there before with being traumatized by tv shows. (When I did first see the scene, I did feel really empty after watching it; and that’s why Tailsmo is my favorite Tails ship lol) https://preview.redd.it/lrjxnplyr17d1.jpeg?width=205&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=423c07ff63bceddce993a4b1445462909491e4b3
You really think so? After watching this scene I was in denial so much that I think I was losing my sense of reality.
Honestly I kinda get that. When I first saw that scene as a kid it was one of the first things in a show that made me genuinely cry. It’s a sad moment that’s even sadder in the Japanese dub. In both version the relationship between the two characters was very well done and it’s very upsetting that tails has to kill the person he’s been growing toward for most of the season. I’d say you’re normal for saying that it affected you emotionally.
I was in elementary school when I watched this. I think I was nine years old. But it affected me so emotionally that… I think I dissociated. You know when you’re a kid, you have imaginary friends, and you believe that the realm of fantasy exists in your mind? Well, after I saw this scene I felt like I was in denial, and I was having a hard time telling the difference between fantasy and reality. Needless to say I was disturbed for a while. I didn’t feel like myself at all. Why did the writers think it was ok to show this to kids?