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Very true, I'd have to agree that the other characters could also be a bit more helpful to the poor, confused Aisia. Sakura, so far, has been the most direct with her handling of Aisia, but hasn't handled it very well. Telling someone 'Don't do it, it's bad' is a surefire way of getting them even more interested in trying. That seems to be the issue with Aisia: She's naive (very, which considering her upbringing, is understandable to a degree, though she should've learned something by now), and believes that everyone can be 'made' happy, which of course is wrong; you can't make someone happy, they have to make themselves happy (um... I think that kind of makes sense?).
Add a general unwillingness of anyone to tell her anything, and you've got an even more determined to make everyone happy Aisia. She really needs her grandma to educate her on the whole happiness thing, since her grandma obviously knew what she was doing.
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