'She's not a puppy you can just rename': Woman's pregnant sister demands they rename their adopted kid so she can use the name for her own child

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Jan 16, 2024 10:00 AM EST

Do you have a list of names you are planning to use when you name your future children? Names you heard once and completely fell in love with?

Many people are very protective of the names they plan for their kids. Some would keep those names a secret just so their friends and family won't steal them when they get the chance. I had a name I loved and always wanted to use for my future daughter and I didn't tell it to anyone. The problem was, my sister also loved the name, and since she didn't know it was an option for me, she used it for her daughter before I could. But of course, no hard feelings. And worst case, we could simply both use the name if we really wanted to. No one has ownership of any name out there.

I really wish the OP's sister in this Reddit story would have agreed. OP is taking care of her orphaned niece who goes by her middle name, 'Ann'. Now, OP's pregnant sister demands that everyone start calling the niece by her first name so that she can name her daughter 'Ann' as well. Didn't anyone hear about the saying - 'Sharing is Caring'?

Scroll down to read the full story and the comments about the whole situation. Once you are done, click here for a story of an entitled groom who demanded his friend would sell his car so he could give him a loan.

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