Board Thread:PBS Kids/@comment-31322722-20171005205832/@comment-31322722-20171008021411

Marvelgirl71 wrote:

Sussettey1 wrote:

QueenTiger wrote: Sussettey1 wrote: QueenTiger wrote:

Sussettey1 wrote:

Marvelgirl71 wrote:

Marvelgirl71 wrote:

SirGawain8 wrote: Marvelgirl71 wrote: Bleh, no offense but I don’t like Halloween.. Why not? Its nostalgic for me. I get scared by the decorations every year, every year it gets worse, worse, WORSE, HORRIBLY WORSE, HORRIFYLY WORSE, super super duper evil-ly worse... It always happens in my neighborhood, thank god I don't live there anymore. But I did have fun with my friends. :) Well I like it but, what they put in it is just sooooooooo bad, it's insanity! Anyway. I am planning to celebrate it, but if I get scared I won't do it. I am gonna make my own costume this time with just the clothes I got.  ...

That may be because of over protection... I mean, the decorations aren't that scary.... you think a lot of stuff is overly scary. Well i kinda think you should leave her alone just because some people celebrate it and some don't at all...Like me..... I said I don't celebrate, but she's entitled to. I know for a fact that her parents try to protect her from everything. Well the real meaning of halloween is horrible... Lol not really.

Halloween originated way back when, when the people thought that evil spirits would steal their crops, so they left some food out for them as an offering. It somehow evolved into this holiday where kids dress up in costumes asking for candy door to door. Um... Being scared is not over protection... My Mom says “ Go ahead honey, go get the candy! “ then I am like “ No I’m too scared **cries** “ my Mom always tells me to just go ahead and not be scared, she’s not protecting me from the decorations, it is all because of the dreams I have and things I think about and watch. That’s all. You don't get what I mean. I mean, your parents protect you from a lot of things, so when it's time for you to go out doing a harmless activity, you get scared easily.