All too often, we turn these same beliefs and judgements inward upon ourselves, too. No wonder there are so many Americans suffering from anxiety and depression, when what we need is compassion for ourselves and others, along with a healthy measure of emotional resilience, to help us through these difficult times.
Individual factors certainly play a big role in a person’s life course, but they aren’t the whole story. Everyone has flaws, everyone makes mistakes. That doesn’t mean they somehow deserve to be where they are. Bad things happen even to the best of us. Disease, war, economic collapse, bad/absent mentoring affect us all. Rather than face these truths, sometimes It’s easier to distance ourselves from others and their struggles, because they remind us too much of our own fears/inadequacies.

“Did nobody notice that she spelled “theatre” wrong in the picture?…
This series has lacked a bit in substance and/or it’s ability to
generate sympathy for it’s subjects, and now I’m starting to wonder if
those behind the scenes are also complaining about being stuck while
they can’t even spot or edit something so obvious.”

Because, you see, Anonymous – “it’s” is NOT the possessive of “it”. That would be “its”. “It’s” means “it is”, it is a contraction, not a possessive. Ergo, your comment on Cheyenne’s misspelling had the identical error of which you complained. TWICE. And if you ask me, Cheyenne’s sweetness is significantly more appealing than your chastising. But, your error is much, much funnier.

AS you note, proofreading is vital. Good point, Anonymous.

Thanks for reading. And now I will make sure to check EVERYTHING that I do. So thanks for that too.