Understanding that it's OK to be broken and sad, even if it's always like that, is something everyone needs to learn, and the culture is changing to this unders

Understanding that it's OK to be broken and sad, even if it's always like that, is something everyone needs to learn, and the culture is changing to this understanding being the norm. Have you read Winnie-the-Pooh? I think the book, more so than the cartoon, reinforces that. Eeyore is perpetually and, seemingly, irreparably sad and unhappy, and yet it's just a trait that Eeyore has, not a flaw. Other characters are there for him, but his sadness is accepted. Some of us are like Eeyore; and we should treat ourselves the way Eeyore was treated by others. That lesson was, sadly, ignored.