What age is the right age?

What is the right age to stop believing in like santa, easter bunny and all that s**t? what........maybe 9 or 10?

beejay MOD EDIT: Try to make the discussion good please?

I wouldn't say there is an exact age for that. Its just whenever you develop enough sense to realize that "fairy tales" like that are obviously not real and make no sense. I would hope though that most would stop believing in those types of things around 13 at the latest. Though this isn't to say its bad for kids to believe in this stuff. I think its good, since it adds a bit of wonder and magic to their life.

freedom that rainbow thing is creepy.

but yeah when ever you have enough sense to say "that's not real" is when you are you know what I'm talking about. (I totally lost my train of thought)

from birth. No child should be lied to about fairy tales and myths like Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy.

santa clause is real.
and so is the tooth fairy.

i hate it when people say its not=[[

I will never stop believing into all that

Originally Posted by Zelda phoenix

I will never stop believing into all that

-high fives-

As soon as you're first told they're not real would be a good time.

Although, be absolutely certain you've stopped believing before you move out of your parents' house and into your own place. I heard of one guy who believed in Santa when he moved into his own house, and was devastated when he didn't receive any Christmas presents at all.

You dimwits, Saint Nick really does exist. He was born and he lived in a town south of Turkey, but before the Turkish settlement. I was at that town just 5 days ago, it's name is Demre.

Someone pull out the Christian comic where the boy turns into a criminal as soon as he realizes Santa Claus is not real, for Christ's sakes.

(By the way, please don't tell me the thread starter is the same boy that had like 10 alternate accounts recently... )

Uh, most adults in the US still believe in fairytales.

This thread smells familiar.

Whee.