Anyone of any age can dress up and not have it be weird... but trick-'r-treating? Anything over 12 is just fucking weird to me. I'm instantly sus of any adult doing it (unless they have a kid with them).
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2023
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I'd say 9.
Party starter detected.
12-13 in Europe.
More like 0
When (not if β thereβs a few every year) clearly adult women knock on the door asking for a treat, I tell them they have to turn a trick first. Gets rid of them pretty quickly.
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Thought this said Tik Tok for a second and was going to say 12. Then I realized- that works for both.
0, don't come to my house, these sweets are for me
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