mushy means an appeal excessive à commotion. Sometimes it is used in a way derogatory to designate someone who attaches great importance to insignificant things.
The term mushy is usually applied to a person who is extremely sentimental and easily emotional. An individual who spends his life complaining or complaining about everything that happens around him is considered a mushy. Someone who is embarrassed by little things, has ridiculous attitudes and is pampered can also be seen as corny. Pieguice is the posture or act performed by someone considered mushy.
A book, a song or a situation can also be considered mushy when they have a melodramatic sense. In a religious sense, an individual who is very devout is regarded as maudlin, and his actions are characterized as religious bullshit. In English, slushy is the translation for mushy.
Sometimes the term corny is used to describe a romantic person. This confusion may have its origins in the current of literary realism, which criticized romanticism for its artificiality, centered on imagination and with utopian ideals. The romantic poet sees reality through feeling and emotion.
A good example of someone mushy is the character Tomás de Alencar from the book “Os Maias”, by Eça de Queirós. The character was psychologically characterized as old-fashioned or artificial, symbolizing mushy romanticism. He was a poet of ultra-romanticism, a flawless man with a big, generous heart.