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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question for those of you who chose family names for your DC. Would you have done the same thing if people in your family all had awful names, or did you just happen to get lucky that your family members had great monikers? It feels to me like there's often this subtle (or sometimes not so subtle) air of superiority among those who pick family names for their kids--like parents who (gasp!) choose names they just happen to like are somehow beneath everyone else. If you're lucky enough that grandma had a beautiful and (surprise!) suddenly trendy name, congratulations, but please don't look down on me for not naming my kid Bernice or Aloysius. [/quote] It's easy in big Catholic families to find a name that you like... Favorite great-aunt Nora/Anne/Sadie/Genevieve/etc makes the perfectly trendy family name to continue on. I gave my DS a family name, I always wanted to do the family name thing, though. My DS's name is classic but not even remotely popular. I sometimes feel a little snooty when I say "It was my grandfather's name," because it is distinguished and uncommon at the same time, like I purposely sought out the perfect name. I just wanted to name DS after my grandfather.[/quote]
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