you said it.
but also, st. nicholas wasn't a cac
but also, fukk this made up holiday completely. if yall think it's actually Jesus' birthday, i'm just as concerned as if you believe in santa claus.
breh that's terrifying
Brehs with young kids, do you tell them Santa is real?
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you said it.
but also, st. nicholas wasn't a cac
but also, fukk this made up holiday completely. if yall think it's actually Jesus' birthday, i'm just as concerned as if you believe in santa claus.
breh that's terrifying
No lie, but about an hr ago, my wife told my youngest son(5), "be good, or santa wont bring you any gifts". He replied "SANTA ISNT REAL!!!" She was like "WHAT YOU SAY???!!!"Probably more kids than you would think know Santa isn't real and play along for the adults. I don't recall ever thinking he was real (probably didn't help that all our ornaments were black angels and black Santas) but I knew it made my granny happy when she thought I thought he was real.
He was like "nothing"
-I'm dying at people thinking you're taking away a child's innocence or childhood by not teaching them Santa. He's not needed to enjoy Christmas with your loved ones.
This is so sad. Why you wanna ruin your children's innocence?. I don't have kids but I firmly believe children should come to their own conclusions when and if they want to, and should never be 'told'. I mean people believe in all sorts of higher beings and make believe 'characters'. Santa Claus is like superheroes to them. Black Panther, Superman, Spiderman, Wonder Woman, Ironman, Batman, etc.
Ducktales
Brehs be flexing
Why y’all super Internet militants keep talking about not telling your kids about a fat white man giving them presents. It’s just make believe. Santa is what ever color you want them to be. My 4 year old believes in Santa. I didn’t teach her to. If she over 7 and still believe, I’ll tell her. But cmon man; Kids find out on they own that Santa is not real. They go to something called school. You don’t have to teach that.
Yet most of y’all are grown adults still believing in a magical man and book consisting of men living in a whale, people being turned to stone, and mogherfukkers flying and shyt. But you will tell your kids that is real…That’s some fukked up shyt.
It’s make believe. Just relax. You don’t have to teach them about something that’s not real. But if they believe in it as a child, you don’t have to ruin it for them..You are only a child once.
Yet most of y’all are grown adults still believing in a magical man and book consisting of men living in a whale, people being turned to stone, and mogherfukkers flying and shyt. But you will tell your kids that is real…That’s some fukked up shyt.
It’s make believe. Just relax. You don’t have to teach them about something that’s not real. But if they believe in it as a child, you don’t have to ruin it for them..You are only a child once.
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Kids have imaginary friends n shyt, so of course they gonna think Santa is real. Just let them be kids until a certain age.
Ruining all the fun gonna fukk them up. Imagine telling a five year old "I gotta budget my bills, and got rent to pay, you ain't getting no presents this year because Santa not real and I am the one doing everything for you".
Ruining all the fun gonna fukk them up. Imagine telling a five year old "I gotta budget my bills, and got rent to pay, you ain't getting no presents this year because Santa not real and I am the one doing everything for you".
Pure Water
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I was young when my mom told me Santa wasn't real. I didn't believe in Santa anyway, but I used to play along because I thought that's what she wanted.
Born2BKing
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My lil cousin is 15 and he still believes in Santa, lol
He's a good kid. His mama (my cousin) is tired of spending tho, and she told him santa had covid last year
No offense but is he on the spectrum?
Oh no.you said it.
but also, st. nicholas wasn't a cac
but also, fukk this made up holiday completely. if yall think it's actually Jesus' birthday, i'm just as concerned as if you believe in santa claus.
breh that's terrifying
Is it really "terrifying".
That, or figure out their house has no chimney for Santa to come down
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
So you could do what my sister and her husband do. Santa "brings" my nephew smaller gifts and stocking stuffers that, as he put it, "an elf would make." His parents [grandparents, aunts, and uncles] get him more expensive gifts. So Santa is involved, he eats the cookies and drinks the milk, but he isn't the only one gifting kiddo.
Edit: My wife's brother and his wife do something similar for their daughter (soon to be daughters). Last year her father, dressed as Santa, purposely got caught by his granddaughter and it made her day.
Edit: My wife's brother and his wife do something similar for their daughter (soon to be daughters). Last year her father, dressed as Santa, purposely got caught by his granddaughter and it made her day.
