Trees are turning red and yellow, and everything looks cozy and romantic. Nice little breeze gently touching my face is one of the best feelings. ESPECIALLY when you have your headphones on and are listening to your favorite music. That being said, I believe it is a sufficient explanation of my appreciation for fall. However, I don't like Halloween. I don't hate it. Don't get me wrong. It just doesn't excite me as much as it seems for other people.

I guess it's one of those traditional, fun, exciting holidays that America celebrates (but it's not even American. Halloween is Scottish. But who cares). I think it's really cute for little kids to go trick or treating in their cute little costumes. Imagine these children filled with excitement and anticipation, laughing with their friends, and so much joy on their face. That's actually adorable. I love seeing kids having fun. That's cute.

I'm not dismissing the folks who love Halloween. Everyone has his or her weird obsession (I'm not telling you mine). You do you, man. If you love Halloween, go full out! If dressing up as Jigsaw in the film, Saw, makes you super excited and happy for the night, go for it! (that was me two Halloweens ago lol) I still try to dress up and have fun with my friends because everyone is filled with anticipation and that kind of vibe gets me excited, too.

BUT I hate seeing these women with fully developed breasts and butt dressed up all slutty, using Halloween as an excuse to let free their inner hoe. I hate seeing these ignorant, insensitive people wearing culturally inappropriate costumes, using somebody else's significant part of culture for the sake of that one night so they can have fun. But, I guess I am being too sensitive, and unable to enjoy one of the biggest holidays and have fun. You can call me names for not being passionately in love with Halloween, but I am a foreigner whose holidays are quite cooler than Halloween, so lol deal with it (sorry not sorry).

Lastly, full-on Halloween decorations always freak me out. They give me goosebumps. They always make me think, "Americans are weird."