What Do You Mean the Easter Bunny Isn't Real?

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Mitch i think believing in God is the exact same as believing in santa or the easter bunny. But i think it is an absolute must to let kids believe in these characters as long as possible.
I remember I never had that magical feeling on xmas or easter after i found out they weren't real. The point is, when you stop believing, it just means you are growing up, and becoming a "grown-up". This is not a bad thing at all.
But I don't agree with telling kids santa and the easter bunny are not real at a young age, it is really destroying their fun. When they get to that age where they can understand why you lied to them about it in the first place, they will agree with what you did.
And no matter how or when they find out, it maybe really bad or they might be fine with it, but those years they had with these magical characters were the best of their lives...		 4/12/2010
JessieOuellette i am a kid that read this. 4/3/2010
alyssa i going to ask my parntes that i wont be mad if they tell me the truth 4/2/2010
luc i am 12 my mum didnt tell me that they were not real and i found out from friends i think nothing wrong with fun but when a hild gets to 10 its time to tell them its not real 4/10/2009
PAIGE YES! I think the Easter bunny exsits! 3/23/2008
Lamaria You should let your children have happy thoughts, and imagine if you tell your kids he isnt rell theyll hate you. 3/23/2008
sharlet i told my children that s, EB and tf is not real its just your parents they
beleived me and they never beleived in the EB. S and TF.		 3/10/2008
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