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Help[Opinions] Quite "interesting" names of twin girls
I just encountered some names of twin girls which I found rather irksome to be honest.
The girls, who were in their early 20s, were named:
Ann Celina and Ann Chalotte
And no, that's not a typo; the one twin *was* actually Chalotte without the r.
They went by their middle names, by the way.
I really don't mind the names on their own (I prefer Anne to Ann, though), but on twin girls I just find the names way too matchy. They even have the same first name, which just irks me...
The girls, who were in their early 20s, were named:
Ann Celina and Ann Chalotte
And no, that's not a typo; the one twin *was* actually Chalotte without the r.
They went by their middle names, by the way.
I really don't mind the names on their own (I prefer Anne to Ann, though), but on twin girls I just find the names way too matchy. They even have the same first name, which just irks me...
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Why would they have the same first name? I know they went by their middle name but come on. And Chalotte, what's up with that?
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I agree! Why name your twins the same exact name. Weird! I would have went by my middle name as well. I don't care for Chalotte. I love Charlotte. One little letter can make such a difference.
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Both are Ann?
Now that's just not right. The only place where I could see siblings with the same first name are in some Catholic families where the daughters all have some form or Mary and the sons John or Joseph...like I wouldn't mind a family with a Maria Magdalena and a Maria Antonia...my family used to do that sort of thing in Germany (although I don't know if they were Catholic, but definitely old-fashioned, probably very religious Germans). But seriously, Ann? That doesn't count as a name you can use twice for a religious purpose...seriously I've never seen that done. Although, once when I was 8 and going through a hippy phase, I was so enamored with the name Shannon that when I wrote a story for school I made Florence's younger twin sisters Shannon Brady and Shannon Eleanor! However, that's slightly different.
Now that's just not right. The only place where I could see siblings with the same first name are in some Catholic families where the daughters all have some form or Mary and the sons John or Joseph...like I wouldn't mind a family with a Maria Magdalena and a Maria Antonia...my family used to do that sort of thing in Germany (although I don't know if they were Catholic, but definitely old-fashioned, probably very religious Germans). But seriously, Ann? That doesn't count as a name you can use twice for a religious purpose...seriously I've never seen that done. Although, once when I was 8 and going through a hippy phase, I was so enamored with the name Shannon that when I wrote a story for school I made Florence's younger twin sisters Shannon Brady and Shannon Eleanor! However, that's slightly different.
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They went by their middlenames.
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