One parent mocked a kid’s name on Facebook, another liked it, and the one who chose the name wonders what to say to them both.
The name is unusual in this country but is common in the country my grandparents come from, and was chosen as a tribute to them. My child likes the name, and has never asked to go by a nickname or given any indication that other kids make fun of it. As far as I know, this other parent is the only person who has a problem with it.
The poster thinks she’s absolutely justified in her criticism, or else she wouldn’t go public — and you absolutely believe it’s a meaningful, appropriate name, or else you wouldn’t have chosen it. And there you have it, the baseline eye-of-the-beholder transaction behind every name ever given.Therefore, the only rational, non-obnoxious conclusion is that no one gets to decideAdvertisement
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