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Originally posted by PsychoPawnParents will always be guilty of far greater transgressions than engaging in the existence of Santa Claus. As I recall, I did not suffer any kind of trauma upon realizing that Santa did not exist. If you did then you have my apologies for bringing up all that profound emotional scarring.
They're right on one thing or two... Santa doesn't exist and parents are lying to their kids when they say that he does.
These people are the reason for the first amendment.
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Originally posted by BadwaterWhether it causes trauma or not, they are still lying to their children. I didn't say anything about it causing any harm or trauma or that it was even close to being the worst thing that a parent could do.
Parents will always be guilty of far greater transgressions than engaging in the existence of Santa Claus. As I recall, I did not suffer any kind of trauma upon realizing that Santa did not exist. If you did then you have my apologies for bringing up all that profound emotional scarring.
I never believed in santa claus so I have no emotional scars to be brought up.
