WFFF

8/11/26 (1) What I like and why: my favorite part is the psychology part when Tigger tells Piglet to pretend his fear is something he can play with or have fun with. Make your fear into a concrete thing and have fun with it. Also expose yourself to it as often as possible. I like it because I can apply it in real life, and I’m working on a story about the Chicken being chased by a scary monster.

Also it’s cozy because Piglet’s friends helped him to overcome his fear. And at the end, also another favorite part, they are having dinner at Kanga’s home while there’s a thunderstorm outside.

(2) Techniques: Change fears into something concrete. Change something abstract to something concrete and interact with it.

Also, having fun while something scary or bothersome going on. This is always my favorite.

(3) My story: build on what I’ve done. See the Chicken Lost In The Wood At Night story.