I’ve spent twenty-eight years in disguise as a man. I mostly just wanna be me now, and not do much besides.

Also when I was a kid and wasn’t in America, Halloween wasn’t really a thing, so once my formative years ended, Halloween didn’t really stick as a concept, though some high school friends tried to get me to like it.

Candy corn is lovely though.

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I only did it for the candy. 😜

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  • Also not dressing up just cause it's a lot of work and I tired.

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  • That's fine! No need to feel forced, it's just an option. I hope you have a great day anyways!!

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  • [–] 4 points 1 week ago

    Yeah I don't dress up either, unless my alt style I wear year round counts as dressing up

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  • eh i was considering dressing up as a pumpkin but i couldn't find a good cheap costume and am too tired to make one myself.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 week ago

    Even if I don't wear a "costume", I like the opportunity to be myself but go especially femme or add some goth/punk style that usually draws more attention than I want on the street since that attention makes people more likely to notice I'm trans.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    I mean that's okay. I do hope you give it a try though. You never know, you might enjoy it. If you are now a woman, try it. You might envoy it. But if not, or not willing to try, that's okay. Enjoy life —which light include dressing up. Today I saw an older adult giving out candy in a Buggy, and was like that's awesome—nice.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 week ago

    I've got no compunctions about changing up my look, but like Christmas, Halloween is one of those things that doesn't really make much sense unless it was grown up with. I didn't have Christmas either, so while I understand it, there's no emotional attachment for me with Christmas and Halloween.

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