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You stopped believing in Santa?
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I don't recall ever being made to believe in Santa. We would see our mom and grandma loading gifts into the vehicle.
No lol. I mean if he was he probably would be ticked off at a lot of people.
Which reminds me, I need to rewatch Violent Night.
No lol. I mean if he was he probably would be ticked off at a lot of people.
Which reminds me, I need to rewatch Violent Night.
I still believe.
I was once told if you don't believe in him, you don't get- and, I don't have family, so need to hold on to something, right?
if that's a magic man in a flying sleigh then.. real or not, I'll go with it
I was once told if you don't believe in him, you don't get- and, I don't have family, so need to hold on to something, right?
if that's a magic man in a flying sleigh then.. real or not, I'll go with it
Santa's been naughty.I loved Goldberg's Santa's Slay. Funny as hell lol
Santa isn't real?! Since when?!
I know he is real!
And what movie is that meme from, I need to add it to my bad Christmas movies list! LOL
I know he is real!
And what movie is that meme from, I need to add it to my bad Christmas movies list! LOL
I upset some people recently during a religious discussion when I asked them to explain the difference between their concept of GOD and the popular image of Santa Claus.
Easy, no explanation needed:
One is myth, the other is real.
I stopped by believing at very young age, I was only about 5-6. My parents were always fighting on Christmas with family and us kids. 
It was always heartbreaking around that time of year for me. "What are we getting the kids for Christmas?" "Wait! No Santa? It's you two doing this?"
It was always heartbreaking around that time of year for me. "What are we getting the kids for Christmas?" "Wait! No Santa? It's you two doing this?"
I can't pinpoint the exact age, but probably around 7 or 8 after my parents divorced, lol. At that point, my parents were bringing home the bags themselves and not really trying to hide the presents aside from specifics.
