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I was watching "A Charlie Brown Christmas" the other day, and Lucy (who has a running gag in Peanuts of being a terrible, or at least questionable, psychologist
by threetonesun 10mo ago
I was watching "A Charlie Brown Christmas" the other day, and Lucy (who has a running gag in Peanuts of being a terrible, or at least questionable, psychologist) tells Charlie Brown to get over his seasonal depression he should get involved in a Christmas project, and suggests he be the director of their play.
Which is to say, your stance might not be as controversial as you think, since it was the adult take in a children's cartoon almost 60 years ago.
- crazygringo 10mo agoThe mental health field has evolved a lot, beyond what a cartoon depicted six decades ago. Peanuts is funny, but it may not be the source of wisdom you think it is.
- staticman2 10mo agoYour Peanuts reference made me smile but I don't see why you thought a little girl's comment in a 1960s Christmas special was supposed to represent the "adult take" on mental health in the 1960s. Lucy isn't actually a psychologist which is part of the reason the "gag" is funny.