How did you feel when you found out Santa was not real?

Answer 1

Excuse me! I'm Santa Clause, and I don't appreciate you asking this type of question, and unless you want coal in your sock this coming X-mas, then consider rephrasing the question;) LOL

Answer 2

I knew Santa wasn't real ever since I could talk.

Answer 3

I actually felt sad. No more magic at Xmas time. Now Xmas sucks every single year. The fact that Santa doesn't exist isn't why Xmas sucks. Just try spending it with my family.

Answer 4

I don't think I ever had a certain moment I found out, I think I just kind of slowly figured it out when the ability to think logically developed.

Edit:
Shakespeare...the question was of SANTA not Satan. lol

Answer 5

I never believed in Santa, actually.

Answer 6

I was so sad. It took the magic out of Christmas when I was a child. But as an adult Christmas is so much more, because now I know the true meaning.

Answer 7

Does Satan really exist? If we believe the Bible, we have to answer yes! Satan is referred to many times by name in that inspired record. For example, the Bible writer Paul, warning of “false apostles” and “deceitful workers” in the ranks of the Christian congregation, wrote: “And no wonder, for Satan himself keeps transforming himself into an angel of light.” Paul viewed Satan as an intelligent, deceptive personage.—2 Corinthians 11:13, 14.

Why is it, then, that Satan’s existence is not taken seriously by most people today? Likely, it is a reflection of the spirit of the age. Living as we do in what some have called the post-Christian era, atheism, hedonism, materialism, and communism have replaced religious faith in many societies. Millions of people no longer believe in God, viewing his existence as unnecessary to their personal philosophies. And they have discarded Satan along with God. Some religious people in Christendom, even though they claim to believe in God, feel that belief in Satan is out-of-date in this 20th century.

It is noteworthy, however, that rejecting God is by no means new. Some 3,000 years ago, the Hebrew poet David wrote: “The senseless one has said in his heart: ‘There is no Jehovah.’ They have acted ruinously, they have acted detestably in their dealing.” (Psalm 14:1; 53:1) In another place he stated: “The wicked one according to his superciliousness makes no search; all his ideas are: ‘There is no God.’” (Psalm 10:4) Even back then, people acted as if God did not exist. And the logical conclusion must have been that if there is no God, there can be no Satan.

Some Still Believe

As already noted, however, some do still accept the belief in a literal Devil. There are those who believe the ancient Zoroastrian teaching of dualism, saying that good and evil, God and the Devil, must always have existed side by side. Others even say that good and evil are both facets of the Godhead. And there are still many in Christendom and Islam who believe in Satan’s existence. Indeed, for many of these, he still exists as a winged spirit entity with horns and tail who supervises the destiny of those “immortal souls” assigned to “hellfire,” much as depicted in works by the famous French illustrator Gustave Doré.

In fact, for some, belief in Satan goes even further. They worship him—either by name or by means of satanic or demonic rites. For millenniums, witchcraft and sorcery have been identified with Satan worship. Even in our modern, skeptical age, Satanism still flourishes.

So,I found out that he is real .

Answer 8

really sad. but santa is real. i know.

Answer 9

I was devastated but since my mum&dad kept on giving me presents for Christmas I figuered out that they were his helpers

Answer 10

I kinda knew before my parents told me. I actually asked them to tell me the truth. Kids at my school were told too young.