While yes, it is a bit silly, it is also very genuine in a way that a lot of the other "secular" Christmas alternatives are not. This bit in particular is what really gets me:
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Candlenights starts and ends for each person at different times, is about different things for each person, and is celebrated differently by each person. People from all countries of all religions and those without religion alike can celebrate their own Candlenights in their own way.
Candlenights starts and ends for each person at different times, is about different things for each person, and is celebrated differently by each person. People from all countries of all religions and those without religion alike can celebrate their own Candlenights in their own way.
Cause like, I don't want to give up celebrating Christmas traditions with my extended family, but I'm not christian or religious at all.
I also don't care about Thanksgiving or Black Friday so I can just nix those out of my traditions and start Candlenights Nov 1 lmao.