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March 8, 2014March 8, 2014 ~ chloemaywrites

#67: The Tooth Fairy (or Easter Bunny, or Santa Claus . . .) : a fun and harmless fiction, or a pointless justification for lying to children?

I’d stick with a fun and harmless fiction as although disappointed when first told they didn’t really exist, I turned out pretty well 😀 Plus that is all part of the fun of being a child – adult life is somewhat understandably less exciting around Easter and Christmas time haha.

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