← Back to context Comment by hutzlibu 5 years ago Then maybe they are at least partly aware, that it is mythology and not real. 4 comments hutzlibu Reply oh_sigh 5 years ago Where does "making up stories" end and "mythology" start? hutzlibu 5 years ago Both is the same.What matters is the intention.I will tell my boy stories about christmas and fairies, but I will not tell him santa exists as a real person. googlryas 5 years ago Okay, so you just straight up lie to your children about fairies. 1 reply →
oh_sigh 5 years ago Where does "making up stories" end and "mythology" start? hutzlibu 5 years ago Both is the same.What matters is the intention.I will tell my boy stories about christmas and fairies, but I will not tell him santa exists as a real person. googlryas 5 years ago Okay, so you just straight up lie to your children about fairies. 1 reply →
hutzlibu 5 years ago Both is the same.What matters is the intention.I will tell my boy stories about christmas and fairies, but I will not tell him santa exists as a real person. googlryas 5 years ago Okay, so you just straight up lie to your children about fairies. 1 reply →
Where does "making up stories" end and "mythology" start?
Both is the same.
What matters is the intention.
I will tell my boy stories about christmas and fairies, but I will not tell him santa exists as a real person.
Okay, so you just straight up lie to your children about fairies.
1 reply →