What’s with the “y” instead of “o” in names?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I only see this with teen moms.

How many teen moms do you know?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

[Anonymous]

Low class people who can't spell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

I genuinely feel sorry for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

I genuinely feel sorry for you.

Oh lighten up Francys!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

I genuinely feel sorry for you.

+1, this is a yikes of a person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

I genuinely feel sorry for you.

Oh lighten up Francys!

+1 Karyyyn is hangry

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its for moms who think Coach bags are high end.

The only people who say things like this are ones with a mountain of credit card debt.

Lolz. No, Mykylie’s mom. Ps - don’t miss the Tory Burch outlet sale after you drop off Emorsun and Kinzleey at school!

I genuinely feel sorry for you.

+1 this is a nightmare personality

[Anonymous]

Makayla
Kyley

[Anonymous]

I dislike this trend. I feel like parents are trying tooooo hard to make a statement and it comes off kind of trashy / low-middle income.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ex:
Madisyn
Masyn
Jacksyn

Please stop!

Affectation.

[Anonymous]

If I see a kid with one of these names I assume the mom is going to try to recruit me for an MLM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I see a kid with one of these names I assume the mom is going to try to recruit me for an MLM.

+1 Best analogy on this thread! Kohls shoppers of America for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My family, who all lives in the very rural Midwest, does this a lot with their kids. “Jaxson” and the like also common. I wouldn’t do it, but whatever. I also wouldn’t name my kid His Father’s Name III.

Just about preferences and norms in one’s community.

I do a lot of historical Central European vital records (18th and 19th century) research. X and KS are swapped all the time as they are the same sound. Either were acceptable. People need to pull the sticks out of their rear ends.