HuskerInSecLand
Well-Known Member
Nah... they're fake jus like elves, leprechauns and eskimos.
There are some quarterbacks out there that can testify Suh is for real.
Nah... they're fake jus like elves, leprechauns and eskimos.
He'll figure it out on his own. I did, when I was 12 exactly, and I turned out... well...
Wow...I was six when I figured this out. Went up to my mom and asked if he was fake, she said yes...my response to this was "It's just not logical..." I watch too much educational TV as a small child I guess. But really, 12 is ridiculous, however I agree with the sentiment that the parents have to do it...but they're idiots to think he'll just 'figure it out'. Heck, if you're old enough for the sex talk, the Santa clock has to be at least 4 years in the rear-view mirror...
So today I have found out that Santa's not real, the toothfairy never existed, and the Detroit Lions are imaginary...and to top it all off, now I discover that I missed out on some kind of "sex talk."
brb, people...I need to start googling some stuff.
There is no Santa? WTF my day is ruined !!
Okay, here's my dilema...My wife and I are having an animated debate (some would call it a fight) over our nephew. We were discussing Christmas and the rest of the upcoming holidays and it revolves around telling him the truth about Santa. My wife and sister-in-law are letting this ride. I spoke up last year and was persecuted to no end. This time, I'm not giving up as easily. They think he'll find out "in time" and I say the time is now. I feel if he tells his friends at school that he still believes, he's gonna start to get laughed at and ridiculed. And now for the important factor here....
He will be 12 in February.
Tell the kid in private. Tell him to keep up appearances for Mommy and Daddy and have the epiphany all on his own next year.
I figured this shit out when I was four...I don't even remember believing it. I don't know how anyone could let their child believe that for so long. Needless to say, if I ever have children, I won't be presenting fictitious stories as fact, whether that be Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy, or the Bible.
Tell the kid in private. Tell him to keep up appearances for Mommy and Daddy and have the epiphany all on his own next year.
I figured this shit out when I was four...I don't even remember believing it. I don't know how anyone could let their child believe that for so long. Needless to say, if I ever have children, I won't be presenting fictitious stories as fact, whether that be Santa Clause, the Tooth Fairy, or the Bible.
man..
Christmas at your house is gonna suck.
man..
Christmas at your house is gonna suck.
Hey, there will still be presents. Why do they need the stupid story to go along with it? Kids want toys; they don't give a shit if a crackhead drops them off.