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ideal living situation is what i call the 'sitcom special' : having all your closest friends live in the same apartment building or neighborhood where you each have your own space but can wander in and out of eachothers homes at will, seemingly always welcome and never at bad times. and also all of you only have jobs when its important to the plot.

biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist

"i'm too old to trick-or-treat" what the HELL are u talking about. that is FREE candy. in this economy. "i'm too old to make responsible financial decisions" you sound like a goddamn lunatic

gravestoneandgold

tenti-q

🎃🧡pumpkin cake🧡🎃

Happy spooky month~🎃👻

halloween-sweets

d0ll-v0mit

sloppy kissing 🤝🏻 dry humping

kosmogrl

I hope november is kind to all of us

radanchordaze-deactivated202411

I just read about a new type of phemomemon I've never heard of in a book on the paranormal: a "Vardøger," which is a spirit predecessor in Scandinavian folklore.

A typical way that it manifests is that a living person might hear their family member come home, kick off their shoes, drop their keys on the table, and head to the kitchen. The living person will shout, "Hey, welcome back!" and hear nothing in response. They'll go to the kitchen to see if everything is all right, and it turns out no one's there - no one's in the house! Then 5 minutes later, their family member will arrive and go through all the same actions and create the same sounds they heard earlier, but in reality.

One girl in the book I'm reading said that she heard her parents come home and then heard the sound of footsteps walk right up behind the chair she was sitting in, reading. After a couple of moments she wondered why they preferred to stand silently behind her rather than speak, and she turned around and was terrified to find that no one was there.

I haven't experienced a Vardøger, but I have heard they're a pretty common phenomenon with (though not limited to) people of Scandanavian descent.