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HelpRe: Richenza
in reply to a message by Wordsmith
No, I'm realistic. Think about the child as a person, a person who has to go through life with the name her parents gave her. Strange or extremely unfamiliar names are a burden. There is more to consider than whether the name sounds "cool" or "pretty" or "different" or "kre8tive".
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I'd love to have been named Richenza. News flash; not everyone is or should be like you. My sister has a "strange, unfamiliar" name and she likes it. Burdensome is an attitude - even names you're familiar with are a "burden" sometimes because they're not familiar to every single person you meet.
This message was edited 6/11/2009, 9:59 AM
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Hear hear!
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So instead of my actual opinion, you just wanted me to tell you how beautiful a name it is?
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I value your opinion but resent your mode of delivery.
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Erm. Okay? Sorry.
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You know I'm not naming a child, right? I'm a gay college freshman who won't even consider adopting a child until I've secured my PhD and a substantial vocation.
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