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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from GFJQ 23 and it says me, 32 female, posted

on Facebook about Santa Claus not being real. My niece, 13 female, is a Facebook friend and is now

devastated. Sister 36 female is furious with me. I can't believe I even need to post this, but here we go.

I posted the Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool meme where he tells kids about sex and says how Santa isn't

real. My niece who just turned 13 has a Facebook account that is about a week old. I honestly

forgot I even had her as a friend. My sister called me furious. Apparently she

had to come clean to both my nieces. The other one is 11, and now they are so upset that they

couldn't go to school today. I told her I thought she had told them years ago about Santa not

being real, but I still felt bad and apologized. She says that isn't good enough and I need to publicly

say how Santa is real and provide proof to my nieces how I believe Santa is real. I refuse. I think

they are far too old to be believing in Santa still. My mother and father sided with my sister

saying I shouldn't ruin my niece's Christmas. The fuck's sake it is March and take away their childhood prematurely.

I feel like I'm in crazy town.

I just sent an email saying, I'm sorry the incident happened and that my nieces are hurting,

but that I'm not going to pretend Santa exists because I feel like it is an unreasonable

request.

My parents have said that they are disappointed

with me. My sister said until I agree to lie about Santa, she's going to go no contact. Am I wrong that

13 and 11 is a fine age to stop believing in Santa? I get that they're all upset, but isn't this

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