I personally don't celebrate Halloween. Here in Italy it is not a very big festivity even though it has started to become famous in the last years. Some children go do tricks or threats, and adults usually go in pubs or disco. But it is not as big as it is in the US.
I went trick or treating from the time I could walk until my mid-teens.
Our family handed out candy to trick or treaters.
Some of the parks had festivals with food, music, games, contests and prizes.
In grammar school, there was a kid whose family held a Halloween parties for the kids in his class. They had some really fun games.
In my later teens and 20s, we would get dressed up and go to Halloween parties.
For most of my life, I did fun things for Halloween. I've been to some cool haunted houses.
I would take girlfriends and, later, my wife to places I heard of that had amazing yard decorations.
For almost 15 years, beginning in the early 2000s, my wife and I would go to the house of couple we knew who decorated their yard. They had a party and the guests would all bring candy to hand out at the door, along with pot luck food, snacks and wine or booze. They would all wear costumes. And we would have a radio station that played Halloween music turned up real loud. All the houses on the street were decorated and there would be almost 1000 trick or treaters. The young ones were really cute. Some of the high school age girls who came around later used the opportunity to dress sexy, which was cool.
Also, for many years we knew a couple who had several karaoke parties a year near holidays. Near Halloween they would have one and everyone wore costumes.
So I always liked Halloween. Plus I cherish my pagan Irish roots and take joy in annoying the kinds of Christians who think the holiday is Satanic.
My wife and I live on 30 acres in a rural area. Out house is up a 1/2 mile long, gravel driveway that winds through gnarled oaks. There are great horned owls, bats and possibly werewolves, vampires, ax murderers and zombies. So no kids trick or treat here. LOL
If you wanna call it that! I hand out candy to the kids but, where I am now, I'm lucky if I get 3 kids each year!! It doesn't even pay to bother putting the decorations up! NOBODY'S gonna see them or give a shit!
Not really. Here it's mostly seen as a day for kids to have a bit fun and not really an adult celebration although tou will get a few pagan types who take it seriously.
Halloween's always a blast! 🎃👻 I absolutely love celebrating it. Growing up, I'd always look forward to dressing up in all sorts of creative costumes, inspired by my favorite movie characters and anime. It's like being a part of a magical, colorful world for a night. Nowadays, it's more about attending spooky themed parties with friends and sometimes doing a Halloween movie marathon, mixing some classic horror films with animated specials. It’s incredible how places like Italy are starting to embrace it more. It’s really one of those fun, playful traditions that can bring out the kid in anyone. How about dressing up for a party next year? 🎉
I celebrate it by dressing like a whore and then when i bang 1000 dudes over the weekend i can blame the booze, the men, and the fact that it was the holiday for my behavior.
I'd like to celebrate more like I used to when I was younger, but nowadays I'm usually working🤷🏻 If I dress up this year it'll be maybe a killer from Dead By Daylight
I don't celebrate it either as it was not too hyped earlier in India as well but now it has started gaining traction here as well. But dressing up in costumes is something I don't think I can pull off.
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