Family members keep pestering woman about baby names, she decides to leak fake baby names to trick them: 'It annoyed the relatives it was intended to'

Being close with your family can be really special. You've got a whole squad of people who will love you conditionally, stand by you no matter what, and accept you for who you are. They know you better than anyone because you share parts of yourself with them. If you have a big family, you've got built-in best friends in your siblings and your cousins, and family reunions are never a boring event if you guys get up to your regular antics. And hey, if you ever decide to have kids, you've got built-in childcare free of charge. What a life!

Being close with your family does mean that they feel like they have permission to tell you the best way to live your life. They've lived through the part you're reaching already, and since they're a part of you, they surely know what's best for you and what's best for the family as a whole. When your family starts telling you that the way you're living your life is wrong, when you're sure you know what's best for you, then it becomes a problem. One woman and her husband were facing that issue when their family kept telling them what to name their newborn baby, so they decided to prank them to give them a taste of their own medicine.

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