> There was nothing about "responsibility for unhappiness" in the source that was quoted. I'm sort of baffled by this claim of yours. The quoted source is very

> There was nothing about "responsibility for unhappiness" in the source that was quoted. I'm sort of baffled by this claim of yours. The quoted source is very clearly saying that happiness is up to the individual: > Happiness is a personal responsibility. Happiness is not something you can expect to get from others. Everybody has the key to their own happiness. And hence also the responsibility to put the key in the right lock. Likewise, I think your other points seem to miss the point of the author. She's not claiming that being unhappy makes you a bad person, she's illustrating that that's a common viewpoint in modern society, and is attempting to refute it. She also views therapy very favorably, and is trying to imagine a therapy that focuses on the collective rather than the individual.