If you’ve already polished off your Advent calendar, rest assured you’re not alone.
The festive season is a delightful time for family gatherings, giving, and sharing joy. It’s also a moment for gratitude, reliving the wonder of the holidays through our children’s excitement, and most importantly, indulging in those Advent calendar chocolates. Yes, all of them. In just a single day.
Advent calendars, which count down the days to Christmas, are usually filled with surprises that start from December 1st and go until Christmas Day. Many feature tiny doors revealing festive scenes, but let’s be honest—most of us are solely interested in the delicious chocolate hidden behind those doors.
Chocolate-filled Advent calendars are a beloved tradition, allowing us to enjoy a piece of chocolate for breakfast every morning for 25 days. Or at least, that’s the idea. Unfortunately, it seems that many lack the self-control to resist the temptation, leading to some calendars being emptied in less than a day.
Twitter has been buzzing with confessions from individuals who have succumbed to the sweet allure of their calendars. One amusing example is a mom who managed to consume hers before Thanksgiving, clearly indicating that 2020 has pushed many of us to our limits. If sneaking away to munch on 25 chocolates while hiding in a closet provides even a fleeting sense of comfort, then who can blame us?
Perhaps we should consider adding “limit Advent chocolate consumption to one per day” to our New Year’s resolutions, right alongside “eat healthier” and “practice patience.” It’s worth a try, anyway.
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In summary, people are hilariously confessing to consuming their entire Advent calendar chocolates in record time, reflecting the challenging nature of the year. While some struggle with self-control, many are sharing their experiences, reminding us that we’re in this together.