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My friends think I'm a nut because I start listening to Christmas music every year around the beginning of October. They claim that's waaay to early, but I just love Christmas music! What do you think?
Its because now Christmas is a secular holiday. As religion isnt running the world now most people make christmas childish by creating Santa etc. Its all just for fun really!! Im sure religious families like to go to church and do their thing (im not really sure what religious families do on Christmad sorry :/ ) but... Yeah.... :)
Hey Sweetz:
Coodoes to ya, I agree with you, what did happen TO THE REAL MEANING OF CHRIST----MAS. I thought that Christmas ment Mas of Christ, or the birth of our Saviour. That is the only reason for Christmas to me. Agree with you 100%. Glad to hear someone else knows the real meaning. :D
I'm an atheist from an atheist family. I've celebrated Commercial Christmas for ages. All the Christians can go to church and pray but don't guilt trip me and let me have my eggnog and Christmas lights. Some people like commercial Christmas.
It's a pagan holiday anyway just like Halloween.
christmas music may be annoying but it always takes me back to childhood christmases which were a lot different than they are now. back then you really FELT like it was christmas and it was so exciting and cozy and family oriented. now christmas means getting drunk on eggnog instead of beer and wearing a santa hat along with your usual slutty outfit to a club and buy something not that fun like a new phone.
so yeah, even though the songs are annoying they really make you FEEL the christmas spirit, like before, when you never had to force yourself to
Honestly, I can't stand christmas music! I'm not a scrooge or anything, but every year as christmas approaches, I get more and more aggravated. Not sure why, really. But the darn music just pushes me over the edge. I'm sorry, I don't mean to poop on your parade. You can like it all you want my dear
I can't believe so many people said after Halloween. When I was a kid in the seventies, every Thanksgiving some old station would have the 1933 movie "King Kong" on and on Thanksgiving day, that is when they would start putting Christmas commercials on. Now it starts the day after Halloween or even before it.