KINKTOBER DAY 23: WHISPERING/SOFT DIRTY TALK

What's Halloween without Hellboy?

Also I'd like to draw attention to the fact that everyone hates on Halloween for having "pagan roots"

when Christmas (and im saying this as a believer of Jesus), also has pagan roots in its celebrations.

Exchanging gifts was a central component of the Roman festival of Saturnalia, which celebrated the god Saturn with social merrymaking and bounty.

Folklore suggests modern stocking traditions parallel old Germanic customs where children left out food-filled boots or shoes for the god Odin's eight-legged horse, Sleipnir, during Yule.

Decorating with Evergreens (Holly and Mistletoe): Ancient Romans used holly during Saturnalia, and various cultures valued evergreen plants to symbolize life and returning light during the darkest days of winter. Mistletoe was tied to Celtic Druid and Roman fertility customs.

And going door-to-door singing or wishing neighbors good health traces back to Anglo-Saxon "wassailing" traditions meant to banish evil spirits and toast to a good harvest.

So if we gonna point out what's bad and what's good lets do it unbiasedly.

Love yalllllll