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January 16, 2026

TL;DR

Fairy tales are essential and irreplaceable parts of childhood that remain with us.
They are not lies but authentic records and creations that require delving into the past and imagination.
Fairy tales make us stronger, braver, more resilient, better, more tolerant, moral, and noble.
They bring love, joy, knowledge, and revelations, helping us survive and continue in difficult realities.
Fairy tales provide light and beauty, giving meaning to life and helping us recognize and overcome evil.
They are often harsh, showing contrasting elements like ice and fire, castles and huts, princesses and witches.
Fairy tales usually end with happiness, positive energy, cheerfulness, or at least hope.
They are akin to myths, legends, and history without tangible facts.
Fairy tales are most effective when they are our earliest memories, serving as mental silk, a need, and a refuge.
They are a protective shell for the heart, gentle music, and images of growing up, softening anxieties and losses.
A winter snow scene is described as a fairy tale, bringing joy to children but hardship to some adults, evoking nostalgia and physical discomfort in the elderly.

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