The Opposite of: a book title cliché

I've mentioned some of these in other places, but I wanted to have them all in one place. Just book titles here. Any conclusions to draw from them? Do you think the four "The Opposite of Love"s come to different conclusions about what the opposite of love is?

Another Groverism

I love Facebook's On This Day feature, since I get to relive all the cute things my kid said. Here's an antonymous one that didn't make it into the last list. She was 3.

Grover: Why did M's mummy say that [M had to do something]?
Me: Because mummies know what's good.
Grover: And childrens know what's bad.

the opposite of spoiled

Another one where a seemingly periphrastic 'the opposite of...' communicates more than saying the opposite would:

Do you have a word for the opposite of spoiled?

Are control and ecstasy opposites?

"Normally we think of control and ecstasy as opposites, but in Prince, they were just the two ends of the same breath — inhale, exhale. We need both to live."

--Julie Wittes Schlack

More incompatibles than opposites, I'd think.

RIP Prince