Would the initials BRA turn you off a name?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't do it. I think there would be a lot of teasing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boy or girl? Girls have monogram so A would be in the middle.

I wouldn’t think bra is a problem.

I didn't consider the monogram in the middle. Then my mom bought my daughter an charm bracelet that said APE. We had a good laugh. Since then I don't think we've really used full initials on anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It would be a turnoff for me. We use initials all the time in my workplace, and I always wish I had better ones. She could use "BA" but BRA is terrible.

I was going to post this too. At my office it would be on every printout cover page and some logins. At my DD's college her email address would be [e-mail].

[Anonymous]

I would hesitate based on this, I could see a lot of teasing. Could you do something different for honoring the relative with the middle name? Some other spinoff of their name that starts with a different letter?

[Anonymous]

I’m sorry, but I vote no.

[Anonymous]

Most people barely use their middle initials. I have absolutely no idea what most of my friends' middle names are. I wouldn't hesitate to use this name combo.

[Anonymous]

please no

[Anonymous]

My maiden name had me at ASS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make the last name a compound of both of your last names. So for example, Adams-Thomas.
BRAT

That ain't cool, 'bra.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My maiden name had me at ASS

Mine was LOL, which used to be no big deal. Now, if I typed my maiden initals it would autocorrect to

[Anonymous]

My bestie growing up had KFC it was funny but not in any way a big deal.

Go with the name you love, you don't have to monogram a thing. I can't remember the last time my middle initial was relevant to anything.

[Anonymous]

Not an issue. The monogram thing is very niche, and not worth not using a name you like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never noticed anyone's initials. Unless you're buying a bunch of those tacky outfits with ostentatious monograms, I don't think anyone will care.

My kids have ‘tacky ostentatious’ stuff - like their backpacks, soccer jackets, and ll bean duffels, with their initials.

Yes, op, I would avoid a name combination that results in BAR or BRA on their rolling duffle at college.

Just bc you pay an extra $10 to get their ll bean backpack monogrammed doesn’t make it not tacky. Lol at your college kid with his monogrammed rolling duffle bag.

The rolling duffel is for overnight camp, but yes, they will be using it to haul ski clothes and eventually loading stuff into a college dorm. If they truly care, I’m sure they can cover it.

And I don’t think you know what tacky means. I think you mean pretentious, and I’m fine with that.

[Anonymous]

If I was looking at a list of 10 possible contenders that we both liked, yes, it would absolutely stop me.

If I had one name that we both loved, it would not stop me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I was looking at a list of 10 possible contenders that we both liked, yes, it would absolutely stop me.

If I had one name that we both loved, it would not stop me.

Same. I would avoid it, but it's not insurmountable if it's THE name.