Is it okay to still celebrate Christmas as an apatheist?

This is a brand new account because I don't know if this is an appropriate question to ask and I'm scared

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For explanation an apatheist is someone who does not care if there is God, multiple Gods or no Gods at all

No one in my family is Christian. My mom was but no longer is and I've just never really had a care about it the rest of my family is the same as me. Just recently I decided to research it and found out that it's called being an apatheist

We've always celebrated Christmas but never never really any of the straight Christian traditions as far as I'm aware? And even if we do do them we do not do them with Christ in mind.

We still decorate a Christmas tree with lights and ornaments as a family. We still watch Christmas movies and have Santa Claus paraphernalia all over our house. We still do crafts and baking and though it stopped last year, we did still leave out cookies for Santa.

We still do give gifts to each other and receive gifts in turn but just this year I realized that Christmas is technically a Christian holiday because I never really thought about it that way.

So is it okay to still celebrate Christmas even without any religion in mind? If it's not, should I start calling it something different? I have asked Google this question and I found it pretty hard thing to find something to call it that's not already part of a religion. So if you have any ideas please let me know!

With all that said and done, I wish you a wonderful day or night wherever you are in the world!