A woman has sparked debate online by revealing her unusual tradition of taking down all her Christmas decorations on Boxing Day, despite criticism from those who prefer to enjoy them for longer.
A woman has revealed the 'controversial' reason she takes down all her Christmas decorations so early, despite people criticising her.
Known on TikTok as @chelseaazeferina, Chelsea confessed the reason she removes her decor so early is to prepare for the New Year. She said planning to stick to her resolutions and usher in a new era is hard when the clutter from the year before is still all over her house.READ MORE: Use up leftover turkey in simple high-protein soup to kickstart weight loss goals
"Not to mention I'm really tired of tinsel getting stuck to the bottom of my feet while I walk around the apartment. As cheesy as it sounds, I love making New Year's resolutions and I love manifesting what I want to happen in the New Year. I just feel I can't properly do that if I still have my Christmas decorations up."
Several users also agreed with Chelsea, saying they too have Boxing Day pencilled in as the night to take down their decorations. One user wrote: "I do mine on Boxing Day too. Otherwise I won't have the time. I also like to take it now with the memory of Xmas fully in my mind from the day before." Another added there was nothing "controversial" about Chelsea's choice as it is best to "start the year fresh".
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