Every once in a while, while randomly moving through X, a strange hypothesis will send you completely down a rabbit hole. They can get very strange, whether it’s about a TV character’s past, a celebrity’s romantic past, or something crazier like Eminem being replaced by a clone.
However, if he tries to convince you that your childhood “was a lie,” he may really get you. And nothing reminds us of our early years more than the classic character Winnie-the-Pooh.
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- When did Winnie-the-Pooh make his first public appearance?
- Who proposed this theory?
- How are the characters perceived according to the theory?
When did Winnie-the-Pooh make his first public appearance?
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Get ready to hear the disturbing fan theory that will change the way you think about the bear who loves honey. Before appearing in books, Disney shows, and movies, Pooh made his debut in a children’s story in 1925.
However, for almost a century there has been a very sinister hypothesis about the true meanings of each character in sentimental stories. It turns out that characters like Eeyore, Piglet, and Tigger are believed to symbolize different mental illnesses.
It is said that AA Milne, the author of Winnie-the-Pooh, intended the animals of the Hundred Acre Wood to symbolize this, although this has long been a widespread belief.
Who proposed this theory?
The theory was first proposed in a light-hearted Canadian Medical Association publication in 2008. At the time, the BBC stated that rather than implying that the characters are indisputably afflicted with illnesses, lead author Sarah Shea wanted “remind people that anyone can have disorders.” “.
How are the characters perceived according to the theory?
The article provided diagnoses for the characters and revealed the “dark side” of this universe. This included the fact that Winnie-the-Pooh had borderline intellectual functioning, OCD, and ADHD; He frequently refers to himself as if he has “very little brain”.
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Next, Eeyore is depressed, Owl has dyslexia, Rabbit is narcissistic, and Piglet suffers from anxiety.
Furthermore, it states that Christopher Robin suffers from a childhood gender identity problem and that Tigger has ADHD, that is, the hyperactivity-impulsivity subtype.
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Other interpretations hold that all the animals symbolize the various identities that young Christopher Robin possesses, or that he suffers from schizophrenia.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn