Mine actually does because I can feel everything that I read should I fill it pretty deep and there's a feeling that flows through me that I absolutely love I would love to find somebody it would like to write her going partners and write a story together like that I think that would be so freaking hot
It used to, I read like 500 mangas more than 400 probably belonging to romance genre and burnt myself out I guess as the only thing I feel is cringe now
I absolutely love the Regency period too! I was fortunate enough to visit the Bronte house and see the desk where they wrote, with that beautiful view out of the window.
While I do explore a wide variety of genres, I am heavily focused onto the romance genre, I would say that a romance manga value is dependent, each person prioritises different things and that is why so many romance manga have different styles and... story layouts? Yeah, depending on the audience you are aiming for, they may want one type of romance or a different type, I for one find myself getting most emotional probably on A Silent Voice, Kiss it goodbye, Honey come Honey, Fainda goshi no ano ko.
I will read the one you titled in this post, the image looks interesting! I think one of the anime which caused a lot of UNEXPECTED emotional levels was probably Kimi no na wa, otherwise called Your Name, I was watching it and somehow didn't even realise tears were dripping from my eyes as I watched until it finished and then I finally noticed just how much I had actually been crying and how emotional it had got me, but it is a beautiful anime, would watch again even for the tears, I don't get that emotional enough to cry often so it was refreshing :)
It depends. I have a rock hard soul that's pretty hard to penetrate. 22 years and I've never once cried to a movie, and I've only felt something once or twice while watching a romance, not that I watch them very often anyway.
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