When I was in first grade, I got into a big argument with my classmates, who unanimously were trying to convince me that Santa Claus wasn't real. I understood by then that it was my older family members putting the presents under the tree and eating the cookies and I made that clear, but that wasn't enough for them. They were trying to convince me that St. Nicolas of Myra never existed. Ironically, this controversy took place in a Catholic school, yet the teacher refused to vouch for St. Nick's existence.
A childhood belief about father christmas
others believed things like this
- when i was a child,i used to believe that Santa claus drove a car and all the presents were in the boot— narration
- I used to believe that Timbuctou wasn't a real place.— Leah
- My friend managed to convince a gulliable kid at various stages of school that he was superman and a robot.— naff
- I used to believe that the "real" Santa Claus was at Macy's in New York City. All the rest were fakes. — Marcia
- When a "mean girl" in early grade school asked me if I was a virgin I answered "no I am catholic."— Hilary
- I used to think that if you closed your eyes, you convince others that you were blind.— katie B