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Gratis persona
First, I'll share the good news: Karli and I are expecting our second.
Yesterday we had our annual family Memorial Day get together and for the first time our families integrated.
Her family, particularly her mother, is insistent this one is girl. (They said that last time, too.) So, they decided to start naming "her."
They managed to piss of me and most of my family in the process as well as Karli. Two of the names thrown out were Sarah and Katie. This showed absolutely no respect for me, at all. I'm sorry, if it is a little girl I'm not naming my daughter after my deceased wife and I'll be damned if I'm naming her after my first (also deceased) daughter.
Both of these suggestions managed to piss off my sister and damn near got them thrown out by Karli.
The suggestion was made to name her Emily. As my great niece, Emilee, was playing with Cyrus. When Karli said, "We've already got an Emilee," Karli's grandmother spoke up and said, "well, we don't," as if Karli's family is the only ones who matter against Karli's and my combined family.
That managed to piss off my niece, Emilee's mom. And again, damn near got them thrown out by Karli.
Oh, but they insisted. My Dad is hard to piss off. Someone made the comment that she didn't like the name Cyrus. At that point my dad said his peace. "I was proud when Robert and Karli named their son after my dad. There was no finer man who walked the Earth."
Okay, first of all, this is Karli and my child. I don't remember the rest of her family being present when this baby was conceived so what makes them think they have naming rights?
And as far as that goes, throwing out names like Sarah and Katie are show a complete lack of respect for me.
Since when did we need the rest of the family's approval for the name of our children?
And since we're less than 10 weeks into this pregnancy isn't a bit on the bullshit side to start "picking" a gender based on what you want as opposed to the reality of who the kid will be? Isn't that like saying that you'll only love the baby if it's the "right" gender? (And for the record, Karli's family has a habit of playing favorites with their own children, Karli's grandmother "chose" Karli's mother over her aunt, and Karli's sister is the favorite over Karli. Tells me that if the new baby is a girl, then Cyrus will be made to take a backseat.)
Yesterday we had our annual family Memorial Day get together and for the first time our families integrated.
Her family, particularly her mother, is insistent this one is girl. (They said that last time, too.) So, they decided to start naming "her."
They managed to piss of me and most of my family in the process as well as Karli. Two of the names thrown out were Sarah and Katie. This showed absolutely no respect for me, at all. I'm sorry, if it is a little girl I'm not naming my daughter after my deceased wife and I'll be damned if I'm naming her after my first (also deceased) daughter.
Both of these suggestions managed to piss off my sister and damn near got them thrown out by Karli.
The suggestion was made to name her Emily. As my great niece, Emilee, was playing with Cyrus. When Karli said, "We've already got an Emilee," Karli's grandmother spoke up and said, "well, we don't," as if Karli's family is the only ones who matter against Karli's and my combined family.
That managed to piss off my niece, Emilee's mom. And again, damn near got them thrown out by Karli.
Oh, but they insisted. My Dad is hard to piss off. Someone made the comment that she didn't like the name Cyrus. At that point my dad said his peace. "I was proud when Robert and Karli named their son after my dad. There was no finer man who walked the Earth."
Okay, first of all, this is Karli and my child. I don't remember the rest of her family being present when this baby was conceived so what makes them think they have naming rights?
And as far as that goes, throwing out names like Sarah and Katie are show a complete lack of respect for me.
Since when did we need the rest of the family's approval for the name of our children?
And since we're less than 10 weeks into this pregnancy isn't a bit on the bullshit side to start "picking" a gender based on what you want as opposed to the reality of who the kid will be? Isn't that like saying that you'll only love the baby if it's the "right" gender? (And for the record, Karli's family has a habit of playing favorites with their own children, Karli's grandmother "chose" Karli's mother over her aunt, and Karli's sister is the favorite over Karli. Tells me that if the new baby is a girl, then Cyrus will be made to take a backseat.)















