15 Ways to Tell You Still Believe in Santa
Are you still a kid at heart?
There is no shortage of surveys to indicate not all adults want to give up on the idea of an old, platinum-haired guy, dressed in a red pantsuit, capable of sliding down a chimney showing up at their homes.
This idea speaks to people’s desire to believe in the benevolence of the spirit of Christmas. A willingness to see the glass half-full. A choice to disavow the lows of the preceding months to be the way you choose to end the year.
You can adapt this to any other holiday.
- You get excited writing a Christmas list.
As you compile a list, you find it difficult to contain your enthusiasm at the possibilities. Gifts received in adulthood are a lot better than when you were a child. Those gifts aren’t the ones of catalogs, but of time shared with friends. A night out with friends, a weekend spent with family.
2. You partake of Secret Santa.
When you play Secret Santa, you try your utmost to keep your identity a secret. You find great pleasure in participating and fulfilling your part in this game.
3. You frequent Christmas social events.
