Yes, yes, yes. Your actions were totally inappropriate all the way around. What you wore to what you did. I hope you are ashamed of yourself and to some extent I think you know what you did is wrong or you wouldn't ask this question.
Please see the related link for Christmas Stories.
"A Christmas Carol"
Gerald R. Toner has written: 'Lipstick like Lindsay's and other Christmas stories' -- subject(s): American Christmas stories, Christmas stories, American
Night before Christmas
Alan Howard has written: 'Nativity stories' -- subject(s): Children's stories, English, Christmas, Christmas stories, Fiction, Juvenile fiction, Nativity, Short stories
Herbert Henry Wernecke has written: '\\' -- subject(s): Bible, Biblical teaching, Faith, Theology 'Christmas customs around the world' -- subject(s): Christmas 'Tales of Christmas from near and far' -- subject(s): Christmas stories 'Christmas stories from many lands' -- subject(s): Christmas stories
Christmas stories may feature magic, but those stories were created by people and so do not indicate anything about God's opinions.
Antoinette Ogden has written: 'Christmas stories from French and Spanish writers' -- subject(s): Christmas stories
Kathryn Cramer has written: 'The architecture of fear' -- subject(s): American Horror tales, English Horror tales 'Christmas ghosts' -- subject(s): American Ghost stories, American Christmas stories, English Ghost stories, English Christmas stories
Christmas is a Christian holiday originating from the bible. The stories in the bible by definition are myths (that is to say they are ancient stories, not necessarily untrue.). So yes, technically the story of Christmas is mythological.
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People usually tell the stories behind Christmas carols because they either have a message or an interesting story line. Adults also like to gather children together to tell other stories of Christmas culture and history.