Do you remember the age you were and how you became aware there was no Santa or Easter Bunny etc.?

I see we have another of the non believer, Santa infidels here. Next thing you know you'll try to tell me the Great Pumpkin is a fairytale too. Huh!

Santa clause - someone finally told me around 6th grade. As for the easter bunny - I just started wondering how my dad knew where every single one of those eggs were. "I think there one behind the bush under the rock" "O really dad, you think so.

I never believed to begin with. I just thought it went without saying that these characters were fictional and that we were pretending. No one told me they were or weren't real, and I really didn't care beyond the fun of playing the game, giving and receiving as though it were from some great and generous benefactor.

When I was 8, my older brother told me the easter bunny wasn't real after I asked him. I regretted it after he told me it was fake. Easter was never the same again!Boohoo.. Oh well, I've gotten over it.

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For me it was my father forgetting to place the Easter Basket out. I will never forget that day, waking up and no Easter Bunny Basket. I was 6."Chelle.

I never believed in Santa nor the Easter Bunny.

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