Rather than erasing defeat, perhaps schools and society should teach children how to comfort one another through disappointment and how to experience loss without humiliation.
Choi Hoon
The author is a professor at Hallym University
“Did they lose?” my wife asked with concern.
“Huh?”
“The baseball game. You looked upset.”
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