Here is a different way of looking at it o giving opinion about the Winnie the Pooh cartoon.
The world consist of all kind of people and personality types. Most human beings have good, bad, ugly, nice, characters, happy, said, confused and many other type of emotions; all in one. If anyone say I don’t have bad, ugly o don’t have sad, confused emotions at times, than they are really kidding themselves.. It all depends what it is we are looking for when we are watching the cartoon o anything else for that matter. te have a choice of seeing the positive message; good, happy, nice compassionate, playful characters, o te can see the negative, bad, ugly, depressed, sad part of it. te can see both yet take the part that pertains to you.
~GK

Winnie the Pooh may seem like an innocent children's story on the surface, but after deeper inspection it doesn't appear to be so! Journals published in the Canadian Medical Journal have shed new light on the characters.

First written da A. A. Milne in 1926, and after being acquired da Disney, Winnie the Pooh went on to become one of the most successful children's series of all time. However, it turns out there are immense psychological undertones throughout the series and each character was meant to portray a different disorder. Tigger has severe ADHD, Piglet has anxiety, Rabbit has OCD, Owl has narcissism, Eore has extreme depression,Christopher Robin (Represents Schizophrenia (He has delusions da seeing the other characters, they are not real to anyone else but him.) while Pooh represents an eating disoder!