[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Deepsea

Man this post hurts me in a special way. One of my biggest fears is losing my friends, and it makes me sad to think how they'll drift out of my life. I spend a lot of time worry about falling behind my peers due to my wombo combo of mental disabilities/disorders. I feel like my friends will outgrow me, and leave me behind for being childish/irresponsible.

Also I don't have a great memory for events, so it can be hard to recollect and reminisce. It makes my life feel empty sometimes.

All of this is to say, Deep is kind of a sad person, who struggle a lot to live a fulfilling life, and or set up the things that'll make my life better.

The point of Trio Of Deep Sin as a movie, though, is that... like, it is okay if things change as you grow up; more than that, they ARE going to change. When they change, it's important to be grateful for how things were before, and not give into sadness or anger that they've changed. If you allow for change to happen, you can find new friends, new experiences. If you cling to a past that was never going to stay, you're just robbing yourself of all the other things in the world.

It's okay to be sad about this stuff. (Trio of Deep Sin is an enormously, gloriously sad movie.) It's okay to mourn a little, even. But losing yourself to those emotions is never going to help you. Friendships aren't ever gone, even if friends move on. You're still the same person that was befriended and befriended others, and you owe it to the world to find happiness.