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in reply to a message by Millie
The conformity argument is silly. It conforms to lots of trends, if not the BTN ones. "Waverly" is not a statement about individualism.
Personally I find myself caring less and less what people name their kids, and I sorta like the sound of Waverly. But it's the name of an extremely poor town close to wear I grew up, so it just screams and cries and shouts things about rednecks.
Personally I find myself caring less and less what people name their kids, and I sorta like the sound of Waverly. But it's the name of an extremely poor town close to wear I grew up, so it just screams and cries and shouts things about rednecks.
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I don't find it silly at all; people are not naming their children names that they love because they don't "fit" with their siblings - now that is what I find silly. But it's just my opinion, and I don't have the association of that town because I've never heard of a place named Waverly.
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That has nothing to do with individualism, though.
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