The year I told my parents I didn’t know, they didn’t get me a gift from santa. But then I cried so they started giving me a gift from santa again every year and we pretend he’s real for one day. It’s probably the same amount of presents, it’s just that one is marked as being from santa instead of my parents.
People worry about the moment kids find out Santa isn't real, but looking back I feel like I only believed in Santa around Christmas time. If you told me he wasn't real in July I would have been like "Yeah I know..."
Yeah, I can’t remember a time I truly believed in Santa. As far as I can remember, I thought it was just a fun make believe thing we did. Like how my brother and I used to slay dragons in the living room. However, my family wants to be annoying AF if I say that, and then insist that I’m lying and that I truly believed in Santa until about the age of seven or eight. Nope, I had that figured out back in my earliest memories.
That's what my parents did with Sinterklaas, they told me in summer so it was less of a shock. About Santa I figured pretty early, because we didn't really do presents at Christmas (bit much, presents twice in one month), and the make-believe narrative wasn't really cultivated.
My parents never told me he was real. He was always just a fictional Christmas time mascot. This is the best way imo. Better to not lie to your kids from the start than have to admit the truth when they’re old enough to feel betrayed.
For me it’s fuzzy when I truly believed he wasnt. Santa “visited” an Xmas party and kid me cornered him and asked how it was physically possible for him to go to every single house in the world in 24hrs. The adults laughed and gave me a present, but that was when the seeds of disenchantment were planted. I think it was a year or two later that my parents finally directly told me in a “you know this already, right?” and at that point I had stopped
I always knew, but one year i was 7 and my parents decided to stop pretending and i cried, not because santa was fake but because they pretended for all my other siblings but not me.
I always thought it was strange that he could deliver presents to all the nice kids in ONE night, unless he made clones of himself. But yeah, I stopped believing when I was in my early teens. A little embarrassing, I know, but my mom is a huge Christmas fanatic and it took me a long time to finally come to the conclusion that Santa, in fact, was fake.
12 is when I stopped believing. My parents went all out, like they would put speakers in the attic, put ashes outside of the fire place, do literal Street magic with the damn elf to make it seem like it moved from one place to another, etc.
What always threw me off was packaging from “Santa’s” presents always had copyrights and ‘patent pending’ listed and I was always like “why does Santa need patents?”
I used the same logic, like I don’t think Santa is getting his presents from the readers digest magazine… and it’s just awfully convenient that we are also subscribed to reader’s digest
i still believe he's real. Either someone broke in to my house or santa magically placed presents while i was awake at 1 am. Everyone was asleep. My parents dont' give me presents lmao
I didn’t buy that story so I asked when I was super little and my mom tried to get me and the middle child out of the room so she could tell the answer to just the oldest even tho I was the one who asked. It just didn’t make any sense so I never really bought it
Actually funny story imo. The whole family was out in the van, me and my sister were debating about who was better, Jesus it Santa, I don’t recall who but one of us said Santa because he brings us gifts and that pissed our step mom off and she told us Santa wasn’t real. Now that I’m older I see the irony there. Jesus is Santa for adults.
I never rly beloved in Santa we had a kinda more christian Christmas (?) Literal translation of 'my santa' is pretty much "child of Christ" just more common in Germany
Santa wasnt the gift bringer here, its called the Christkind over here. Anyway, i cant remember believing in either of them at some point in my life. For me it was always just my parents buying the stuff and then we acted like it was brought by the Christkind
As a child I was told he existed, but that he couldn’t deliver everyone’s presents because there were too many people so he distributed the presents to the parents to put under the trees. Made it a lot easier on 7 year old me when I learned he doesn’t exist, since I was never under the impression that he’d never visit my house anyways, it was kinda just an “oh ok” type thing
When I was around 6, I was laying on the floor next to my parents’ bed (I don’t remember why) and I looked over and saw a wrapped present. When Christmas came, that same gift was labeled as “From: Santa.” That’s how I found out.
my parents never pretended he was real. they told us from the beginning that everyone pretends for fun, but he's just a story character to make Christmas more interesting
I think I was 7. My dad kept a few of my teeth that “the tooth fairy took,” and when I found them, the Tooth Fairy, Santa, and the Easter Bunny all came crashing down.
I approached my mum all serious when I was maybe 5 or 6 and said like “I have something to tell you. I know Santa isn’t real. You can stop lying”. I gave my évidence as: we don’t have a chimney, magic doesn’t exist, and his handwriting was the same as hers. We finally negotiated down to: she will continue to pretend he is real, and we both agree to pretend the Easter bunny and tooth fairy are real.
My parents never told me about Santa. The 1st time I heard him mentioned was at school & I was confused as to what people were talking about. When I went home and asked my parents about him, they just told me he wasn't real.
I knew he wasn’t real because all Christmas movies he’s delivering presents somewhere that has snow, and it doesn’t snow where I lived. Also asked why we had to buy toys for Christmas for some relatives in the Dominican Republic and my parents told me it was because they didn’t believe in him he didn’t show up there. All they had me believe was that Santa was racist and classist lol.
I learnt he wasn’t real when I was 10 or 11 when my friend told me at school. When I told my parents I knew he wasn’t real, I didn’t receive a present from Santa that year. I was very upset and cried. I knew he wasn’t real but getting presents from Santa and pretending he was real made me really happy. So my parents found a random picture frame and wrapped it up and pretended they had missed it behind the couch.
I didn't even ruin it for myself like a normal kid would by waiting up for Christmas or finding Santa kissing mummy. I just randomly asked in the car if Santa was real, my parents initially got mad at my brother (just under 3 years older so he was around 10) but I told them I was just wondering, then asked about the Easter bunny and tooth fairy. If we were religious I think I would of asked about god aswell and then gotten beat so good thing we aren't lol
Was never told he was real. It's a presents and family holiday with a fun theme. Still did the whole Santa visit and tree thing because it's part of the fun.
I was 8. My father, who hardly talked to me about anything, called me into his bedroom and told me. Apparently, my mother was opposed to it at that time.
my family didn't celebrate christmas so I never believed he was real and I still don't understand the obsession with telling children that an old man from the north pole somehow enters their house (not everyone has a chimney for that explanation) and gives you things based on how well behaved you've been during the last year of him spying on you... it's always been a little alien to me
I confronted my mom about it when I was like two quizzing her about “but how does he make billions of presents? How do the reindeer fly? How does he fit in the chimney? How does he get around the whole world? It just doesn’t make sense mommy!!” And she was just like ok yeah you figured it out
I don't remember finding out. All I remember is one time I tried hiding under the living room table to catch Santa, probably at the suggestion of a sibling, then not believing in Santa. I don't know if I ever strongly believed that he existed at all, I wasn't the most gullible kid
My parents felt lying to a child for no reason was unacceptable. We instead treated Santa like a fun game. We knew he was not real, but would still leave coca cola for him, and go to bed early. We had the fun of Santa without my parents lying to or manipulating us.
I figured it out when I got my parent's amazing password two months after Christmas. I was 11, I think. I didn't tell them I didn't believe and the next year they told me. They weren't surprised but they only told me because they wanted my help with my younger siblings gifts.
I had my doubts as a kid but my parents, for whatever reason, kept insisting he was real. Got made fun of in school and shit. Took a pointed conversation to finally settle it. If I have kids I’m going to skip all that bs.
My mom did her best to keep the Santa magic alive for as long as she could. I was in middle school when I learned he wasn’t real. I’m 29 and she will still argue that he’s real
Well I'm not Christian and i dont celebrate Christmas so the first time i was introduced to Santa itself was like "he's this fictional character that..." So i was never made to believe he was real in the first place.
When I was growing up The neighbors on my street got together at Christmas and had somebody go around as Santa. He would give out small trinkets and other toys, and everyone would have fun.
My mom never let me believe Santa was real from the moment I knew how to comprehend things. That being said, I still refused to believe for a good two years before Kindergarten, and I'm not sure why
My family told me at the dinner table one night when I was 11 years old that he wasn't real. That same night was also when I found out the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny weren't real.
In Austria we celebrate Nikolaustag (Saint Nicholas Day) on December 6th, where parents usually hire some local village guy to dress up as Nikolaus (he also sometimes takes one or more Krampus with him) who traditionally brings presents like peanuts and tangerines but nowadays usually also small presents and chocolate.
About 11. I never found it out, I just sort of came to the realisation tht I didn't believe anymore. I have 3 younger siblings (two of whom are 6 and 8) who I suspect still believe, and our family still has traditions, like putting out a glass of milk for him, and writing letters which I participate in to keep the magic alive for them.
He is real tho. Saint Nicholas was the patron of kids I believe. In my country, Turkey, there is an old monastery named after him. He is from Patara, Turkey
I only learned that Santa's the person who's supposed to be giving you your gifts through TV when I was like 7 or 8. Before that he was just a Christmas mascot for me. I think I than believed it for like one Christmas until I was like, nah Santa's not real. I'm not even sure if I ever truly believed it back then or if it was more of a make-believe thing.
I’d just turned 6 and set up a trap of plastic grocery bags in the Santa sack that sat at the end of my bed (so Mum could get a little sleep in) and sure enough Santa was Mum.
I recognize Santa as a job and as a person who comes in red clothes during Christmas. He is real, I've seen him with my own eyes, and this POV annoys me.
Don’t tell your parents that you don’t believe anymore until they tell you themselves. Then you get more presents overall
The year I told my parents I didn’t know, they didn’t get me a gift from santa. But then I cried so they started giving me a gift from santa again every year and we pretend he’s real for one day. It’s probably the same amount of presents, it’s just that one is marked as being from santa instead of my parents.
Yeah honestly I have no idea when I figured it out, but I knew before my dad told me in 4th grade. Same with the tooth fairy.
People worry about the moment kids find out Santa isn't real, but looking back I feel like I only believed in Santa around Christmas time. If you told me he wasn't real in July I would have been like "Yeah I know..."
Yeah, I can’t remember a time I truly believed in Santa. As far as I can remember, I thought it was just a fun make believe thing we did. Like how my brother and I used to slay dragons in the living room. However, my family wants to be annoying AF if I say that, and then insist that I’m lying and that I truly believed in Santa until about the age of seven or eight. Nope, I had that figured out back in my earliest memories.
That's what my parents did with Sinterklaas, they told me in summer so it was less of a shock. About Santa I figured pretty early, because we didn't really do presents at Christmas (bit much, presents twice in one month), and the make-believe narrative wasn't really cultivated.
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Jewish here, we were always told to not tell the Christian kids.
My best friend in elementary school was muslim. In middle school the topic of Santa came up and he told me that his parents said the exact same thing
I mean that's ethical I guess but just a strange expectation.
I can't remember ever believing he was real
My parents never told me he was real. He was always just a fictional Christmas time mascot. This is the best way imo. Better to not lie to your kids from the start than have to admit the truth when they’re old enough to feel betrayed.
I was thinking the same thing...
For me it’s fuzzy when I truly believed he wasnt. Santa “visited” an Xmas party and kid me cornered him and asked how it was physically possible for him to go to every single house in the world in 24hrs. The adults laughed and gave me a present, but that was when the seeds of disenchantment were planted. I think it was a year or two later that my parents finally directly told me in a “you know this already, right?” and at that point I had stopped
Best answer yet.
Santa deniers over here really thinking Santa's fake🙄
Santa deniera trying to explain how science stuffed the stockings and put presents under the Christmas tree
It was my first day of middle school and my teacher broke the ice by saying "So when did you all find out Santa isn't real?". That's how I found out.
One of my teachers did that too but I already knew at the point. I always thought it was kinda rude tho it’s fun to believe in Santa
He isn't ?!
DON’T TRUST THE CONSPIRACISTS! THEY ARE LYING TO YOU! SANTA IS REAL!
Y'know I felt embarrassed to be someone who took til the age of 12 to realise he was fake, but now I feel a bit better looking at these comments.
I would of rather believed in him for too long than to never of believed in him. Having santa was so fun as a kid.
7. My parents said they were worried I was starting to view Santa like God and only one is real… or so I thought.
I think this is unironically a part of why I became an atheist
He was introduced to me as a fictional character in the first place.
Same. But I was Jewish, so idk that my parents ever mentioned him to me at all. I just learned about him from popular culture.
Now ☹️
Santa is not real?
My parents never said he was real
Yep, same.
Santa is real
cring 25th december commercial chrismas
No no, Sinterklaas is real, Santa is just his alter ego for Christmas.
I remember finding the Christmas presents in my mom’s closet when I was 8, and she was in complete denial.
Santa denier 🤦♂️
I don’t think I ever believe in Santa lol
A lot of kids don’t find out. They figure it out on their own. Magic stops being real unfortunately.
What do you mean Santa's not real!?
I always knew, but one year i was 7 and my parents decided to stop pretending and i cried, not because santa was fake but because they pretended for all my other siblings but not me.
I always thought it was strange that he could deliver presents to all the nice kids in ONE night, unless he made clones of himself. But yeah, I stopped believing when I was in my early teens. A little embarrassing, I know, but my mom is a huge Christmas fanatic and it took me a long time to finally come to the conclusion that Santa, in fact, was fake.
I didn't even get a Christmas present until I was around 8. Family was just way too poor, but I'll appreciate that toy truck until the day I die.
Spoiler ALERT! Damn near had a panic attack!
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Santa IS real. Those who believe, receive
I was never allowed to believe in him
Dang
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I had a Hunch when I asked for LOTR toys and Got a video game instead. Like come on St Nick you old dirty bastard.
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my brother told me when I was 5 and I genuinely said to him "As long as I still get presents"
He is real OP. Right?
12 is when I stopped believing. My parents went all out, like they would put speakers in the attic, put ashes outside of the fire place, do literal Street magic with the damn elf to make it seem like it moved from one place to another, etc.
Wait Santa’s fake? 😭
I dont remember there ever being 1 moment, it was just a gradual thing.
santa is real
What always threw me off was packaging from “Santa’s” presents always had copyrights and ‘patent pending’ listed and I was always like “why does Santa need patents?”
I used the same logic, like I don’t think Santa is getting his presents from the readers digest magazine… and it’s just awfully convenient that we are also subscribed to reader’s digest
My parents told me my first year of middle school in the 6th grade it was October or November.
I never believed Santa was real
Explain who gives me presents then.
i still believe he's real. Either someone broke in to my house or santa magically placed presents while i was awake at 1 am. Everyone was asleep. My parents dont' give me presents lmao
I was never taught to believe in Santa, much less the Easter bunny or the tooth fairy.
I didn’t buy that story so I asked when I was super little and my mom tried to get me and the middle child out of the room so she could tell the answer to just the oldest even tho I was the one who asked. It just didn’t make any sense so I never really bought it
I was never taught that he was real
I never believed in santa
I was negative 5 years old you see
Late. Because I trusted what my parents said, favoring their claims over my own judgement.
Unlike most of the haters here I’m still a Santa believer 💪💪💪💪💪
Actually funny story imo. The whole family was out in the van, me and my sister were debating about who was better, Jesus it Santa, I don’t recall who but one of us said Santa because he brings us gifts and that pissed our step mom off and she told us Santa wasn’t real. Now that I’m older I see the irony there. Jesus is Santa for adults.
“At what age did people start lying to you?”
does not work with this
Never believed in him
My parents were always clear about santa not being real.
I always knew it was impossible
I never rly beloved in Santa we had a kinda more christian Christmas (?) Literal translation of 'my santa' is pretty much "child of Christ" just more common in Germany
It was easy to find out by myself since a very early age, I mean a man who came through the chimney flying didn’t make sense to me.
I just suddenly realised the idea made no sense when I was about 7
Santa wasnt the gift bringer here, its called the Christkind over here. Anyway, i cant remember believing in either of them at some point in my life. For me it was always just my parents buying the stuff and then we acted like it was brought by the Christkind
Wait…what?
As a child I was told he existed, but that he couldn’t deliver everyone’s presents because there were too many people so he distributed the presents to the parents to put under the trees. Made it a lot easier on 7 year old me when I learned he doesn’t exist, since I was never under the impression that he’d never visit my house anyways, it was kinda just an “oh ok” type thing
i never believed he was real, and its not too hard to disearn that hes not real
He we always stay real as a fond memory.
Wait… Santa’s… not real?!?!
You guys are reading too many conspiracy's. Of course Santas real! Who eats all the milk and cookies then?
Wait, what?
When I was around 6, I was laying on the floor next to my parents’ bed (I don’t remember why) and I looked over and saw a wrapped present. When Christmas came, that same gift was labeled as “From: Santa.” That’s how I found out.
my parents never pretended he was real. they told us from the beginning that everyone pretends for fun, but he's just a story character to make Christmas more interesting
Started suspecting he wasn’t real around 9 or 10, found out for sure at 11
Wait what
I think I was 7. My dad kept a few of my teeth that “the tooth fairy took,” and when I found them, the Tooth Fairy, Santa, and the Easter Bunny all came crashing down.
Santa is real fuck you
Wait...what do you mean Santa isn't real?!
I approached my mum all serious when I was maybe 5 or 6 and said like “I have something to tell you. I know Santa isn’t real. You can stop lying”. I gave my évidence as: we don’t have a chimney, magic doesn’t exist, and his handwriting was the same as hers. We finally negotiated down to: she will continue to pretend he is real, and we both agree to pretend the Easter bunny and tooth fairy are real.
No one made de effort to gaslight me so I never believed him to be real.
My parents never told me about Santa. The 1st time I heard him mentioned was at school & I was confused as to what people were talking about. When I went home and asked my parents about him, they just told me he wasn't real.
Came down the stairs to go to the bathroom and caught Mom and Dad putting presents under the tree.
WAIT HE ISN'T??
I knew he wasn’t real because all Christmas movies he’s delivering presents somewhere that has snow, and it doesn’t snow where I lived. Also asked why we had to buy toys for Christmas for some relatives in the Dominican Republic and my parents told me it was because they didn’t believe in him he didn’t show up there. All they had me believe was that Santa was racist and classist lol.
I learnt he wasn’t real when I was 10 or 11 when my friend told me at school. When I told my parents I knew he wasn’t real, I didn’t receive a present from Santa that year. I was very upset and cried. I knew he wasn’t real but getting presents from Santa and pretending he was real made me really happy. So my parents found a random picture frame and wrapped it up and pretended they had missed it behind the couch.
My parents told my 7yo brother and then on Christmas Eve he told 5yo me, because he's always been a dick.
I didn't even ruin it for myself like a normal kid would by waiting up for Christmas or finding Santa kissing mummy. I just randomly asked in the car if Santa was real, my parents initially got mad at my brother (just under 3 years older so he was around 10) but I told them I was just wondering, then asked about the Easter bunny and tooth fairy. If we were religious I think I would of asked about god aswell and then gotten beat so good thing we aren't lol
Was never told he was real. It's a presents and family holiday with a fun theme. Still did the whole Santa visit and tree thing because it's part of the fun.
Santa Clause, Sanity Clause, Satan Clause, all the same thing.
my parents weren't abusive so they never pretended he was real.
Idk exactly. Anywhere from like 6-10
I was 8. My father, who hardly talked to me about anything, called me into his bedroom and told me. Apparently, my mother was opposed to it at that time.
We never believed in Santa. My parents never told me not to tell the other kids either, which looking back now, it's funny.
I never believed he was real, for me he was more like a character from cartoons and movies
my family didn't celebrate christmas so I never believed he was real and I still don't understand the obsession with telling children that an old man from the north pole somehow enters their house (not everyone has a chimney for that explanation) and gives you things based on how well behaved you've been during the last year of him spying on you... it's always been a little alien to me
Wait Santa fake :(
I just posted a poll just like this, asking when did you stop believing
I confronted my mom about it when I was like two quizzing her about “but how does he make billions of presents? How do the reindeer fly? How does he fit in the chimney? How does he get around the whole world? It just doesn’t make sense mommy!!” And she was just like ok yeah you figured it out
Never really believed in him, but watching Mom get presents from the closet was pretty disappointing regardless
Yes. I was 5 years pre conceived when i found out he was a big fake
Wait, he’s not?
I never believed in Santa, I still remember back in the day where my parents would tell me not to tell the other kids that Santa isn’t real lol
Even if my parents had tried to make me believe he was real, the bar codes on everything kinda gave it away.
Wait, Santa is not real?
Wait... what?
About 4 was when I called Santa Claus's bluff.
I don't remember finding out. All I remember is one time I tried hiding under the living room table to catch Santa, probably at the suggestion of a sibling, then not believing in Santa. I don't know if I ever strongly believed that he existed at all, I wasn't the most gullible kid
My parents felt lying to a child for no reason was unacceptable. We instead treated Santa like a fun game. We knew he was not real, but would still leave coca cola for him, and go to bed early. We had the fun of Santa without my parents lying to or manipulating us.
What do you mean Santa’s not real?
I never believed in Santa…I’m Jewish (well culturally at this point as I’m atheist, but I still had a bar’mitzfa and all that jazz)
judaism
what the fuck
I figured it out when I got my parent's amazing password two months after Christmas. I was 11, I think. I didn't tell them I didn't believe and the next year they told me. They weren't surprised but they only told me because they wanted my help with my younger siblings gifts.
I had my doubts as a kid but my parents, for whatever reason, kept insisting he was real. Got made fun of in school and shit. Took a pointed conversation to finally settle it. If I have kids I’m going to skip all that bs.
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He's not real? :(
So, my parents flat out told me that Santa wasn't real, but we used the term Santa to keep it festive.
My mom did her best to keep the Santa magic alive for as long as she could. I was in middle school when I learned he wasn’t real. I’m 29 and she will still argue that he’s real
Well I'm not Christian and i dont celebrate Christmas so the first time i was introduced to Santa itself was like "he's this fictional character that..." So i was never made to believe he was real in the first place.
I’m 29 and I’m not ready to accept that bullshit
I just figured it out on my own when I was in 1st grade
i never did
Ok denier
When I found out, I cried… I thought my parents killed him or something…I was a stupid child.
Saint Nicholas was a historically real person
I always knew he wasn't real. I don't come from a Christian country.
Wait what
From birth? Not in a country with much Christian population. Even though we celebrate Christmas, even kids know that Santa doesn't exist
I was today years old when I found out Santa wasn't real.
12+ here. Was in denial to believe that magical feeling one month a year was all a lie
When I was growing up The neighbors on my street got together at Christmas and had somebody go around as Santa. He would give out small trinkets and other toys, and everyone would have fun.
My brother found out at 17....yeah
My mom never let me believe Santa was real from the moment I knew how to comprehend things. That being said, I still refused to believe for a good two years before Kindergarten, and I'm not sure why
I didn't found out they never told me he's real. I just got presents from my parents and grandparents.
Embarrassingly late :/
My family told me at the dinner table one night when I was 11 years old that he wasn't real. That same night was also when I found out the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny weren't real.
I was never told Santa was “real” we have Sinterklaas in the Netherlands. Santa isn’t really a thing here for as far I know.
Well, my grandma have confirmed that our version of Santa isn't real when I was 7. But I already didn't believe.
In Austria we celebrate Nikolaustag (Saint Nicholas Day) on December 6th, where parents usually hire some local village guy to dress up as Nikolaus (he also sometimes takes one or more Krampus with him) who traditionally brings presents like peanuts and tangerines but nowadays usually also small presents and chocolate.
We don't have Santa, we say Jesus comes to deliver presents in Slovakia
I never believed he was real because I only learned about him when I was like 6. Surprise, not everyone is Christian
About 11. I never found it out, I just sort of came to the realisation tht I didn't believe anymore. I have 3 younger siblings (two of whom are 6 and 8) who I suspect still believe, and our family still has traditions, like putting out a glass of milk for him, and writing letters which I participate in to keep the magic alive for them.
SANTA ISN'T REAL ??!
I went further: I found out that god IS NOT real.
I was in grade 6. 12 at the time :(
Around 8. Before then my sister would buy me presents and write me letters while I was sleeping pretending to be Santa, great times.
He is real tho. Saint Nicholas was the patron of kids I believe. In my country, Turkey, there is an old monastery named after him. He is from Patara, Turkey
Never believed in him and parents never tried to pretend
i distinctly remember being 4 in kindergarten during christmas time and telling other children santa wasn’t real. i’m not proud of my actions
Never believed in Santa
And what if you never believed in Santa?
Too poor to believe in Santa 🫥
I only learned that Santa's the person who's supposed to be giving you your gifts through TV when I was like 7 or 8. Before that he was just a Christmas mascot for me. I think I than believed it for like one Christmas until I was like, nah Santa's not real. I'm not even sure if I ever truly believed it back then or if it was more of a make-believe thing.
I’d just turned 6 and set up a trap of plastic grocery bags in the Santa sack that sat at the end of my bed (so Mum could get a little sleep in) and sure enough Santa was Mum.
Santa’s not real?
I never got gifts from santa didn’t know who he was until I was like 6 or 7 I think
I recognize Santa as a job and as a person who comes in red clothes during Christmas. He is real, I've seen him with my own eyes, and this POV annoys me.
Where I live we don't believe in Santa. Instead we believe that Jesus gives us gifts, but I discovered that Jesus doesn't give gifts when I was 8
As a German I grew up with the Christkind. For me, Santa has always been a stupid American hoax invented by Coca Cola for as long as I can remember.
3-4. My brother told me right after my parents told him not to