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Oh! You mean he is an Aspie??????Perhaps I am most similar to Eeyore although I am fairly happy. He was my favorite character, and I even had an almost-obsession with him. I've felt that he wasn't genuinely unhappy, a bit of a complainer, but not too unhappy, and even his complaints served as a way to socially distance himself from the other characters and find that solitude that he enjoyed. He was simply solitary, unique, and not understood by the other characters even when they loved him.
PerhapsOh! You mean he is an Aspie??????
I found the books to be more interesting than the TV show, or whatever it was. But you know? He(she? I could never figure out Rabbit's gender) was kind of grumpy.Well I think that I am like Rabbit, grumpy. I can not help it, I am old. Rabbit is grumpy isn't he? I haven't seen Winnie the Pooh since the kids were little.