By Anonymous - 27/03/2016 21:05 - United States - Saint Louis

Today, I was hiding Easter eggs around the house when my 7-year-old triplets woke up from their nap and saw me. They quickly realized that I am the Easter Bunny, and then they guessed that I am Santa. Now I have 3 crying second graders. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Couldn't you have gone with the 'the Easter bunny was so busy today he asked me for the help ' line?

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7-years-old and still believe in the Easter Bunny and Santa Clause? Do you home school them? If not, then its about time that they knew "the truth", you don't want your kids to be the weird ones that still believe in that stuff.

I know a few guys who believed in Santa and crap like that well into their 3rd/4th grade and they turned out fine. Believing in something when you are a kid doesn't make you weird (if that were true everyone believing in Jesus would be weird and only some of them are :P). Everybody else telling you you are weird, makes you weird.

Oh god, I'm gonna get banned again for the jesus comment, aren't I...

am I the only one suprized with the whole triplets thing. That's awesome!

You have triplets, pick and choose your battles OP, hopefully they'll have something else occupying their little minds and hopefully you had a nice Easter

"We decorated the tree until bedtime, and that night I dreamed of the two long packages for Jem and me. Next morning Jem and I dived for them: they were from Atticus, who had written Uncle Jack to get them for us, and they were what we had asked for." (To Kill a Mockingbird) Got it? There is no need to lie to make your children happy. YD a lesson: never lie to your children.

At least now you don't have to worry about telling them/them finding out later?

At least they haven't figured it out about the Tooth Fairy

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Well maybe you shouldn't have lied to them in the first place. YDI

PLEASE think up some "canned" excuses to use the rest of their childhood! Kids need wonder and imagination...don't be "that parent". Just sayin'