Review of A Lull in the Sea

When I first started watching this anime, it felt like a mostly generic romantic SOL anime where the characters love others that, in turn, love others. Basically, it felt like Unrequited Love: The Anime, Sea Edition. Towards the end, though, it became clear to me that it wasn't just about that, not really. This anime is about how love can be all sorts of different things for everyone, but that at the end of it all, it's better to love and have loved than to not have known love at all, even if it is one-sided. I rate this anime 8/10 -Felt a bit too generic attimes.
+The art is exceptionally pretty

And, overall, it's well-made, and didn't feel like it wasted too much time on pointless things.