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babynamesMy Math teacher came in today with her new baby son. (All my teachers seem to be pregnant!) I didn't get to see the little guy, but I hear he's very cute.
His name is Kaiden. She spelled it out for us.
Personally, uck. You guys?
I think it sounds too much like 'Kaitlin'.
His name is Kaiden. She spelled it out for us.
Personally, uck. You guys?
I think it sounds too much like 'Kaitlin'.
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Date: 2007-01-23 05:10 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-01-23 10:18 pm (UTC)It used to be if someone posted (for example): "What do you think of the name Ryan for a girl?!?! I know it's usually a name for boys, but I really love boys names on girls for some reason! lol! At least she won't have 4738901 other kids in her class with the same name! WDYT?"
Then MOST of the replies would read something like: "Awful *insert pretty thought-out reason here*"
And now it's like: "haha I kinda like it for a girl too! But I would spell it Ryann or Rian to make it more feminine!"
Argh. I always expect to read comments agreeing with me, but unfortunately that isn't the case anymore. Boo.