LOLOL. Love your little skeptic.
Similarly, in 2nd grade, my daughter's response to a personal essay assignment was, “I do not like to share personal details.” ?? She is my “spicy child.”
— Cleo’s Hat (@CleopatrasHat) December 3, 2017
My son was 3 when he told other children in his nursery class that Santa was invented by Coca Cola. He also said if he had to believe in a god it would be the Greek gods because they are more interesting. Sorry…
— Su Butcher (@SuButcher) December 4, 2017
Like my friends who decided not to 'do' Santa as they were church people and explained the story of St Nicholas. Taxi driver says, "What is Santa bringing you this year?"
"Nothing. Santa's dead."— Carol Fry (@CVFry) December 4, 2017
Here’s a behavior response from one of your middle schoolers to his behavior reflection…. pic.twitter.com/DT67YvZjee
— Becca Foster (@beccafoster20) December 4, 2017
Others were just stoked on the savagery of this kid’s Santa drag:
?? ✊ pic.twitter.com/Os76bHLBVS
— Rebecca I. Allen (@rebeccaallen) December 3, 2017
i think if a six year old told me my life is “emty” in that ruthlessly honest way kids speak, i would really have to take a hard look at myself and search for where i lost my way
— cold chirpy hopster (@emeraldskies) December 4, 2017
Name withheld juuuuuuuuuust in case…
— Darryn M. Briggs (@darryn_briggs) December 4, 2017
I think the six-year-old is destined for a career in journalism. Awesome.
— KANtext (@KANtext) December 4, 2017
“Your life is empty. You don’t know the troubles I’ve had.” Future country song writer. ?
— tarahammond (@wandtande) December 4, 2017
That’s hysterical. I feel like these are Proto-Johnny Cash style lyrics
— Kyle Judah (@KyleJudah) December 4, 2017
We sincerely hope that wherever Santa is, he’s not feeling too much of an existential crisis. Chin up, ole St. Nick.