2025-10-27
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Pushkin.
Halloween is my favorite holiday.
I love carving pumpkins and seeing my neighbors' goofy decorations.
I love seeing people in costumes and casually running into superheroes and fairies out on the street.
I love cider donuts and Halloween candy and pumpkin spice anything,
and I love that feeling of cozy nostalgia.
But oddly enough, there is one big thing I don't get about spooky season.
The spooky part.
You see, I'm a complete scaredy cat.
I can't handle haunted houses or horror films.
And as a professor who studies the science of happiness,
I struggle to wrap my mind around why people might enjoy this stuff.
But as a Halloween fan, I also spend a lot of time wondering, am I missing out?
Could I learn to enjoy the spooky stuff?
Could leaning into fear make me happier?
So this Halloween, I decided to ask the expert.
I'm Colton Scrivner.