It wasn't a thing in my country until shops and American movies started pushing it. I don't remember anyone celebrating it when I was a kid so I always saw it as a foreign holiday. We already have maškare in February, the point of which is also to put on a costume, except there's no macabre atmosphere about it. I like the carnival atmosphere a lot more.
No, I wish I could but in where I live Halloween is not celebrated at all, we have a different holiday but Halloween is more fun, I wish I could try it just for once,
Yes and no. And with that I mean I live in a country where Halloween is extremely underrated, no kids ever dress up anymore, and you're lucky if you're invited to a Halloween party for adultsish people. This year I stayed at home and created scary cosplay props and painted myself so that I looked like I'd been beaten up! Very pleased with the result. My dad wasn't.
Kind of planning to celebrate it year after year, but ending up with a really sucky night each time. I'm mostly ticked off about having moved to the UK when I was too old for trick-or-treating (I have been teased with Halloween cartoons as a kid and seeing children get free candy that I couldn't have) . So now my options seem to narrow down to going out and drinking to celebrate, which I find incredibly boring. But I like the idea of dressing up as a monster. This year my costume was a bit too ambitious and it didn't get finished on time. However, me and my housemates are planning to shoot a home-made cheesy horror when I do finish it. I think I might start celebrating by helping other people put their costumes together and doing special effect make-up. I enjoy the creative process far more than partying.
Haha I had a Halloween ball with my Dance society C: I was awesome, looks really cool to see vampires and ghouls, and even the Joker, tangoing on the dancefloor
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And with that I mean I live in a country where Halloween is extremely underrated, no kids ever dress up anymore, and you're lucky if you're invited to a Halloween party for adultsish people.
This year I stayed at home and created scary cosplay props and painted myself so that I looked like I'd been beaten up! Very pleased with the result. My dad wasn't.
This year my costume was a bit too ambitious and it didn't get finished on time. However, me and my housemates are planning to shoot a home-made cheesy horror when I do finish it.
I think I might start celebrating by helping other people put their costumes together and doing special effect make-up. I enjoy the creative process far more than partying.
It's the greatest time of the year, Xmas is stupid with its lack of costumes and horror.
I was awesome, looks really cool to see vampires and ghouls, and even the Joker, tangoing on the dancefloor