context: A woman is seen kneeling over a bucket on an old tv show. She is seen washing clothes in the bucket while looking off into the distance. she
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context: A man is kneeling down on a blue mat. he
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context: How to write a ghost story
Get inspired by your own fears.
It can be helpful when writing a ghost story to begin by thinking about what you find scary about ghosts. Imagine a situation where you come face to face with a ghost and take note of what you think would make you feel the most fear.
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next sentence for the context: Knowing what you find to be terrifying about ghosts can help you get inspired when writing your ghost story. Think about which situations meeting a ghost would be most terrifying.

context: How to accept criticism
Stay calm.
It is natural to feel defensive when you are being criticized, but allowing yourself to get upset and show your emotions will not help the situation. Keep in mind that we all make mistakes when we are learning a new skill, so criticism is inevitable and if you deal with it in a constructive way you may learn something valuable as a result.
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So try to stay calm even if the person who is criticizing you seems agitated. Do not match their emotions because it may make you seem incapable of handling criticism and it will interfere with your ability to learn something from the criticism.