The album's title is actually a glimmer of hope shining through this chapter of Morissette's musical career. But Morissette wants her listeners to know the dust will settle and time will bring healing as you live and learn. While she might share some of Kurt Cobain's anger, she's recognizes that there's a light at the end of the tunnel that Cobain never saw. Many of the other songs on Jagged Little Pill indicate Morissette has swallowed that pill many times over. It isn't difficult to read between the lines and see that what she really longs for is the satisfaction of the soul that come from redemption and peace with God.
Troubled relationships are the focus of several other songs.
I don't want to be your mother. Two other songs on Jagged Little Pill give a clue. So we did. While Morissette rejects the faith of her childhood and all organized religion, she has created her own personal mix of beliefs. I feel very close to God when I'm up there.