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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People are craaaaaaaaaaaaazy.

If your neighbors are going to be mad that your house is dark for an hour, you live in a mean neighborhood. Move somewhere normal. [/quote]

Yep.[/quote]

Nope. This intentionally misses the point. No one is mad just because your lights are off, maybe you have to work or travel or don't have kids and don't care to participate. That's cool. Honestly, that is what I have always assumed when I saw lights out and not taught twice about it. But it is completely different if you are turning out your lights, and not leaving a bowl, so that two parents can take snowflake to freeload candy from your neighbors.

It is also worth pointing out that having two parents come is completely about the parents, and how they want to experience Halloween. Most kids could care less if Mommy and Daddy about both behind them as they dart from house to house. Trick or treating is not family-focused, quality time.[/quote]

My husband and I both want to see our DC's first trick or treating. I'm passive-aggressive sorry if this is helicoptering or snowflake-y to you, but for some of us the magic of parenting hasn't been choked out of everything we do. No one's going to die if they have to take some candy from a bowl over a half an hour period. I wonder if you people are this wound up about everything in your lives or if you just come here to blow off your excess bitchery.[/quote]

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