Woman Asks If A Cat Name Is Worth An Argument, But Redditors Say "Yes"
Choosing a name for a baby is not the world's easiest task. Parents must consider a suitable name that their children love to carry with them throughout their life. Moreover, nicknames are also important. You have to choose potential nicknames that had better not include the spelling "ASS" or "BOO", or anything else that can make teenagers giggle these days. But the name should also be easy to pronounce and can be perceived as professional later in life.
Naming a cat is as difficult. If you think I'm kidding, I'm not, because an inappropriate cat name can sometimes cause serious conflict. Let's take this user's circumstance as an example.
She even created a Reddit account only to share her story to the whole Internet and get their advice on a domestic problem related to naming her cat.
In her post, @thenameSandy told that her sister who had long been struggling to achieve parental dreams was finally able to get pregnant a few years ago. When it came to choosing a name for her baby, the sister made the top three names that she wanted, which included the name "Sandra" (nicknamed Sandy).
However, she didn't use it because she gave birth to a boy instead of a girl. OP, on the other hand, liked the name and wanted to call her rescued cat "Sandy". This managed to cause a quiet controversy in her family as her sister was unhappy with that.
Back to the story that gained 2.6K upvotes on Reddit, people were intensely involved in the conversation. The comments were decisive and mind-boggling. Some people claimed that OP was wrong, some supported OP with very good reasons. The voting systems seemed chaotic in this case.
Scroll down to see their reactions.
Naming a cat is as difficult. If you think I'm kidding, I'm not, because an inappropriate cat name can sometimes cause serious conflict. Let's take this user's circumstance as an example.
She even created a Reddit account only to share her story to the whole Internet and get their advice on a domestic problem related to naming her cat.
In her post, @thenameSandy told that her sister who had long been struggling to achieve parental dreams was finally able to get pregnant a few years ago. When it came to choosing a name for her baby, the sister made the top three names that she wanted, which included the name "Sandra" (nicknamed Sandy).
However, she didn't use it because she gave birth to a boy instead of a girl. OP, on the other hand, liked the name and wanted to call her rescued cat "Sandy". This managed to cause a quiet controversy in her family as her sister was unhappy with that.
Source: TheNameSandy2
Source: TheNameSandy2
Source: TheNameSandy2
Source: TheNameSandy2
Source: TheNameSandy2
Back to the story that gained 2.6K upvotes on Reddit, people were intensely involved in the conversation. The comments were decisive and mind-boggling. Some people claimed that OP was wrong, some supported OP with very good reasons. The voting systems seemed chaotic in this case.
Scroll down to see their reactions.
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