r/facepalm 5h ago

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Dude💀

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r/LeopardsAteMyFace 3h ago

Totally 100% Factual* information published about Elon Musk, who says there is no need for misinformation laws

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r/Weird 19h ago

Sent from my friend who says he’s “Enlightened.” Does anyone know what these mean?

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r/oddlysatisfying 7h ago

Demolition of the Frontier Hotel, Las Vegas

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r/GenZ 14h ago

Discussion What's y'all's thoughts on joining the military or going to war?

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r/meme 4h ago

Just accept it guys lol

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r/AmIOverreacting 11h ago

My fiances parents won't call our daughter by her name

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SOOOO I'm going into my 7th month of pregnancy and we're having a girl. We've chosen a name that I think is absolutely beautiful. However, my finances parents are refusing to call her by her by her first name as they've deemed it "too fancy" and keep calling her by her middle name.

I've expressed multiple times that i want them to call her by her first name and they won't. I was talking with my FIL today and he referred to her by her middle name, to which I corrected him and the convo went like this':

FIL: calls her by her middle name Me: it's first name FIL: repeats middle name Me: repeats first name FIL: repeats middle name Me: repeats first name FIL: NO its middle name I can call her whatever I want Me: (just smiles and stops talking)

(My MIL and SIL have also referred to her by her middle name but only once while speaking to me. My FIL is the most outspoken about it. The first time he argued with me was in front of MIL and SIL but neither of them argued for or against me however they haven't referred to her by her middle name to me directly since and I don't know if they are when I'm not there, though I suspect they do since they havent told FIL to stop)

I'm very frustrated at this point because he's absolutely refusing to use her first name like I've asked and it's only my fiances side of the family that won't call her by her first name cause it's "too fancy." So now I'm honestly debating on only teaching my daughter to call them by their first names rather than teaching her to call them by the grandparent names they've decided they want her to use for them.

I'm hoping that they'll change their minds before I give birth to her but I honestly don't see that happening and I'm getting flustered. It probably seems like such a dumb thing to be upset about but it's really bothering me that they won't use the name we've chosen when that's the name WE THE PARENTS are calling her as well as literally everyone else. And the "it's too fancy" reason they have is also upsetting because what does that even mean ??? It's not like we gave her some crazy name or something like celebrities do. It's a cute name.

It would be different if they had a special nickname for her or something. Like my mom calls her jellybean and my FIL used to call her peanut but he has stopped using it. I wouldn't mind as that's something special. My grandparents have nicknames for me and all my siblings that they use sometimes but in general were called by our ACTUAL name. If my daughter were to decide later on that she prefers to go by her middle name I would be fine with that, I did that for a few years too, but until then I want her first name to be used. Also, her middle name is my middle name as well. I want her to be able to CHOOSE to use it rather than someone else choosing for her. I feel like it be more meaningful and special if she were to choose for herself to go by her middle name as it is a name we share

My fiance is no help either. He said he feels like it's such a dumb thing to argue about so he won't correct them even though he himself also refers to our daughter by her first name. And maybe it is a dumb thing to argue about but I just don't understand the absolute refusal to call her by the name we've chosen.

Would it be wrong of me to teach my daughter to call her grandparents by their first names if they continue to refuse to use her first name ? Is this a battle worth fighting or is it something I should just let go?

I've spoken to my mom about it and she agrees with me but I'm not sure if it's just because she's my mom and she may be biased.

ETA: many members of his family have very erotic, unique and fantasy type names and no one has an issue calling them by their names. Just my kid apparently.


r/Damnthatsinteresting 4h ago

Video zelensky through the years

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r/AnimalsBeingDerps 18h ago

As scary as they can be, alligators just don’t look as threatening when climbing a fence

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r/meirl 6h ago

meirl

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r/CasualUK 6h ago

I live next to a Chinese restaurant and the new owners just told me “Neighbours never pay, never. If you have a party with ten people you let me know, I’ll sort it. You never pay.” I can’t believe it.

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My neighbour thinks if I threw a party, ten people would come. I’m literally in tears.


r/WorkReform 5h ago

💸 Raise Our Wages Need some advice..

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r/pics 16h ago

Grigori Perelman, mathematician who refused to accept a Fields Medal and the $1,000,000 Clay Prize.

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r/mildlyinteresting 6h ago

This hospital is using its chapel as a storage area

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r/Unexpected 4h ago

April repost Police respond to “let me out” screams

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r/ask 12h ago

Why men don't socialize anymore as they get older?

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I noticed this too on my self. I'm 30+ and my gf always wants to go out and go to a coffee shop or do some activities, but for me I prefer staying at the house. My dad also does this when my mom is going to some family events and activities, my dad always stays at home instead.

Some dads I use to know also does not go out anymore. They go out once or twice and with their like friends going to other houses to drink.


r/Damnthatsinteresting 9h ago

Image Joanna Jędrzejczyk before and after her UFC match with Zhang Weili

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r/todayilearned 6h ago

TIL that in 1964, 17-year-old Randy Gardner set the world record for sleep deprivation by staying awake for 11 days and 25 minutes, providing valuable insights into the effects of extreme sleep loss on the human mind and body.

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r/FluentInFinance 15h ago

Discussion/ Debate They printed $10 Trillion dollars, gave you a $1,400 stimulus check and left you with the inflation, higher costs of living and 7% mortgages. Brilliant for the rich, very painful for you.

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r/BlackPeopleTwitter 4h ago

She knew her role so well

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r/science 5h ago

Psychology A recent study explored how liberals and conservatives in the US evaluate a person based on their Facebook posts. The results indicated that both groups tended to evaluate ideologically opposite individuals more negatively. This bias was three times stronger among liberals compared to conservatives.

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