I think of Sharon Tate begging to let her baby be born. |
Of course it is. You gave her an awful name, she chooses something else. She's allowed to call herself whatever she wants. You sound awful. |
Her middle name is the best. Eleanor has lots and lots of nicknames. Ellie is a bit popular
Sorry Sharon is a terrible name. It’s not even middle aged. The Sharon’s I know are 70+ years old. Middle aged is Lisa and Jennifer. Cherry is better than Sharon. And it’s not really up to you as a parent what your kid wants to be called. You give them a name and they can choose after what they want. |
Right!! It’s like forcing your kid to wear dresses when she only wants pants. It’s not your choice as a parent once your kid is older than 3. |
This has to be a troll. Sharon Eleanor? They don’t go together in the slightest. They are completely different genres and also the names don’t flow together well either. |
All of you people telling OP nicknames she can suggest to her daughter are completely missing the plot: the kid is 14 and angry at her mother and thinks her mother has terrible taste for naming her Sharon (which is true) - so the kid is NOT going to take any suggestions about names from OP. |
Who? |
Life is the ‘pits’! |
I’m not the PP (but I am named Sharon, and can’t look away from this train wreck of a thread). Charles Manson’s goons killed actress Sharon Tate (and many others during a vicious murder spree) in 1969. Helter Skelter, and all that. |
I think of the wife of ozzy Osborne. Cue Ozzie yelling confusedly “SHARRRRONNNN” |
Actually that's exactly how names work. Not the battle to have. |
More evidence that all Sharons are in their 60s. |
this would not be the hill I died on. Call her Cherry. |
Sharon Tate would have been in her 80’s today. But poster 15:19 on page 4 rebutted the claims of an abundance of 70 and 80 year old Sharons by pointing out that, indeed, as you say, we are mostly in our 60s. |
I have never like my name but was super annoyed by the way my parents spelled it- I always had to spell it, pronounce it, etc... so one day in high school- I changed the spelling to the more traditional way. I just started writing it and it quickly stuck. I never asked permission and it took a few years for my parents to realize I was the one who changed it (not all these people spelling it wrong like they had already done for most of my life). It made things easier.
In hindsight- I should have gone by a different name |