I've started watching films of Makoto Shinkai when I discovered another movie that made me cry, "Five Centimeters Per Second", is about a boy who is still in love with a girl whom he met in his childhood, but now the girl is in love with someone else because life separated them.

The end is very realistic because they don't end up together, and the lesson is: Nothing last forever but we must keep moving forward .

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"Your Name" made me cry unlike any other movie in my life.

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I've had started watching the films of Makoto Shinkai when I discovered another movie that made me cry, "Five Centimeters Per Second", it is about a boy who is still in love with a girl who he met in his childhood, but now the girl is in love with someone else because life separated them.

"have" means to possess something. Using "had" means you were already watching Makoto Shinkai's films before you found the movie.

The end is very realistic because they don't end together, and the lesson is: Nothing lasts forever, but we must keep moving forward .

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Almost three years ago I watched a movie called "Your Name" fromby Makoto Shinkai.

"Your Name" made me cry like anyno other movie in my life.

I've started watching films of Makoto Shinkai when I discovered another movie that made me cry, "Five Centimeters Per Second", which is about a boy who is still in love with a girl who he met in his childhood, but now the girl is in love with someone else because life separated them.

The end is very realistic because they don't end up together, and the lesson is: Nothing last forever but we must keep moving forward .

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Alt: To Be a Writer

Almost three years ago, I watched a movie called "Your Name" fromby Makoto Shinkai.

"Your Name" made me cry like anyno other movie has in my life.

Any other movie = all movies have made you cry, and "Your Name" is just another one of those movies
No other movie = not many movies have you made you cry, and "Your Name" is one of the exceptions

I've started watching films of Makoto Shinkai's films when I discovered another movie that made me cry,. "Five Centimeters Per Second", is about a boy who is still in love with a girl who he met in his childhood, but now the girl is in love with someone else because life separated (them/the two).

The end is very realistic because they don't end up together, and t. The lesson is: N that nothing last forever, but we must keep on moving forward anyway.

Stories about separation, growing up, adolescensce and love have captivated my attention and moved my heart.

I would like to write stories that will be able to make people feel identified and understood like Makoto Shinkai's movies have made me feel.

But first of all, to show my love for nature., I will leave you all with a haiku.

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Almost three years ago I watched a movie called "Your Name" fromby Makoto Shinkai.

"Your Name" made me cry likemore than any other movie in my lifeI had ever seen.

I've started watching (more) films ofby Makoto Shinkai when, and I discovered another movie that made me cry,. "Five Centimeters Per Second", is about a boy who is still in love with a girl who he met in his childhood, but. However, because life separated the two of them, now the girl is in love with someone else because life separated them.

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The end is very realistic because they don't end up together, and t. The lesson is: Nnothing lasts forever but regardless we must keep moving forward .

Stories about separation, growing up, adolescensce and love have always moved me and captivated my attention and my heart.

Hearts can't be captivated in english.

I would like to write stories that will be able to make people feel identified and understood likepeople can relate to and understand in a way similar to how Makoto Shinkai's movies madke me feel.

Yo me identifico con = I relate to. You can say "I identify with" but usually that's more when talking about other people.

But first of all to showOf course, I'd also love to show (write about?) my love for nature.

I really like to finish my posts with haikus, so here they are:

haha! :)