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Do you believe in santa?

are you really 16

Age doesn't matter, I work with a 13 year old and as switched on as he is he still believes in Santa. Nobody can take that way from him, I hope he believes it for as long as possible.
Heck, I'm not far off 30 and I still believe...I've seen miracle of 34th Street. I won't be fooled
 
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I never really believed in santa, I just played along when people made an effort to dress up as him etc, my smaller siblings didn't really believe in him either.
That being said I love the Christmas spirit, and the character.
 
are you really 16

Can you not be rudE? Anyways, here's a little story of mine:

When I was 5, I saw Santa Claus and land in our empty driveway. My family and i were staying at my step mom's sister house, and it was 11pm when I heard the noise of bells. I couldn't fall asleep that night so I just lied there, until he came. I tried sneaking downstairs but my dad heard me and he was like "We're you going" and I was like "To the bathroom". So, instead of going back to sleep, he got up and covered my eyes and took me to the bathroom. I didn't really have to go so I sat there for a minute or two. I tried doing this 2 more times but got caught in the act.
To this day, I believe in Santa and with all the sightings, research, and such, how can you not believe them? I hate how ppl say that Santa are your parents. I'm like "Ha, he probably doesn't come cause your parents already got u something" since my family was poor when we were visiting.

Also, check out these links!
https://www.babble.com/dad/finally-the-real-truth-about-santa-claus-photos/
 
I know this is like, only semi-related, but when I still believed in Santa as a kid we used to have this bus that would come around the town and hand out candy canes and there would be a bunch of people dressed as elves, with dewy blushed cheeks and green stripes to boot, they came to my neighborhood and I was like 7 or something and we all rushed onto the bus and met Santa at the back and got hugs and candy canes from the elves and one of the elves told me that she loved my freckles, I told her I hated them cause people teased me and she told me they were fairy kisses so I should wear them proudly. And it was like the cutest thing ever and she gave me a big hug and honestly I've kept it with me for so long because I had really hated my freckles until then. =] Whoever you are elf person you made a difference in my life! And like Link said, I wish I wasn't so corrupted and that I still believed in Santa and stuff, things were so much more pure, and I wish that hadn't been taken from me.
 
I know this is like, only semi-related, but when I still believed in Santa as a kid we used to have this bus that would come around the town and hand out candy canes and there would be a bunch of people dressed as elves, with dewy blushed cheeks and green stripes to boot, they came to my neighborhood and I was like 7 or something and we all rushed onto the bus and met Santa at the back and got hugs and candy canes from the elves and one of the elves told me that she loved my freckles, I told her I hated them cause people teased me and she told me they were fairy kisses so I should wear them proudly. And it was like the cutest thing ever and she gave me a big hug and honestly I've kept it with me for so long because I had really hated my freckles until then. =] Whoever you are elf person you made a difference in my life! And like Link said, I wish I wasn't so corrupted and that I still believed in Santa and stuff, things were so much more pure, and I wish that hadn't been taken from me.

That is such a cute story <33
 
That is such a cute story <33

Then here's another one! You will probably really like this too, and I know I've said it recently somewhere else. But when I was younger(and even now still) me and my sister would always get the same gifts, I knew it was a way to be fair but I also think this is what caused me and my sister to turn out so much alike. (She's 2.5 years older than me.) Well one year, in the 90's, when Razor scooters were the hot new thing we had both put that on our wishlist to get, and so when I saw my sister open her super cool red Razor scooter I found my similarly shaped package under the tree, from Santa, and ripped it open, I was DISTRAUGHT because instead of an actual Razor scooter my mom got me this hot pink barbie scooter and I was angry that I didn't get a REAL Razor. So I opened the box and pulled out the scooter and unfolded it and on the baby pink deck there was a footprint... not like a regular footprint, a pointed TINY footprint. AND ELF PRINT, I was SO sure of it, my mom couldn't explain it, it was in it's factory box and still sealed so there wasn't a way my mom could have done it. I liked the scooter a lot more after that, and I appreciate the fact that she got me it now, not only because of the mystery elf print, but because it was more "smaller kid" sized in comparison to my sister's so it worked better for me. =D
 
I know this is like, only semi-related, but when I still believed in Santa as a kid we used to have this bus that would come around the town and hand out candy canes and there would be a bunch of people dressed as elves, with dewy blushed cheeks and green stripes to boot, they came to my neighborhood and I was like 7 or something and we all rushed onto the bus and met Santa at the back and got hugs and candy canes from the elves and one of the elves told me that she loved my freckles, I told her I hated them cause people teased me and she told me they were fairy kisses so I should wear them proudly. And it was like the cutest thing ever and she gave me a big hug and honestly I've kept it with me for so long because I had really hated my freckles until then. =] Whoever you are elf person you made a difference in my life! And like Link said, I wish I wasn't so corrupted and that I still believed in Santa and stuff, things were so much more pure, and I wish that hadn't been taken from me.

Freckles are beautiful, and adorable though, I'm happy that someone told you that :)
 
Then here's another one! You will probably really like this too, and I know I've said it recently somewhere else. But when I was younger(and even now still) me and my sister would always get the same gifts, I knew it was a way to be fair but I also think this is what caused me and my sister to turn out so much alike. (She's 2.5 years older than me.) Well one year, in the 90's, when Razor scooters were the hot new thing we had both put that on our wishlist to get, and so when I saw my sister open her super cool red Razor scooter I found my similarly shaped package under the tree, from Santa, and ripped it open, I was DISTRAUGHT because instead of an actual Razor scooter my mom got me this hot pink barbie scooter and I was angry that I didn't get a REAL Razor. So I opened the box and pulled out the scooter and unfolded it and on the baby pink deck there was a footprint... not like a regular footprint, a pointed TINY footprint. AND ELF PRINT, I was SO sure of it, my mom couldn't explain it, it was in it's factory box and still sealed so there wasn't a way my mom could have done it. I liked the scooter a lot more after that, and I appreciate the fact that she got me it now, not only because of the mystery elf print, but because it was more "smaller kid" sized in comparison to my sister's so it worked better for me. =D

OMG YES I LOVED THAT
 
Christmas isn't even about Santa. He's just a figure who became a part of it. I think it's fine and all to believe in him as a kid, but you have to grow out of it sometime.
 
Age doesn't matter, I work with a 13 year old and as switched on as he is he still believes in Santa. Nobody can take that way from him, I hope he believes it for as long as possible.
Heck, I'm not far off 30 and I still believe...I've seen miracle of 34th Street. I won't be fooled

I think it's slightly worrying if you believe in something like that at that age...but, although I don't agree with parents lying about santa, I think it's alright at a younger age...?
 
the answer is obvious because we're all older than 10. if you believe or suspect that santa exists you're a bit of a nut
 
Age doesn't matter, I work with a 13 year old and as switched on as he is he still believes in Santa. Nobody can take that way from him, I hope he believes it for as long as possible.
Heck, I'm not far off 30 and I still believe...I've seen miracle of 34th Street. I won't be fooled

Ain't no 16 year old believes that some old fat guy flies in the sky and gives little kids presents

sry but my mom asks me what I want for christmas so like mmmmm can't believe in him any more
 
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Ain't no 16 year old believes that some old fat guy flies in the sky and gives little kids presents

sry but my mom asks me what I want for christmas so like mmmmm can't believe in him any more

I mean there is really proof out there and stories that seem legit, at least some of them have to be real. Plus the post office recognize santa and acknowledge he is real so why would a government make up a story like that?

you were high bro

(side note why did your dad cover your eyes when he took you to the bathroom wtf)

Hey, i'm not sure, i think he knew i wanted to see santa or something and so he covered my eyes and walked me to the bathroom
 
I mean there is really proof out there and stories that seem legit, at least some of them have to be real. Plus the post office recognize santa and acknowledge he is real so why would a government make up a story like that?



Hey, i'm not sure, i think he knew i wanted to see santa or something and so he covered my eyes and walked me to the bathroom

Can't tell if you're being serious or not so--

But really, if santa was real, how the **** does he deliver presents anymore??

Like no one even has fireplaces
Not many at least
 
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