• Multiplexer@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 days ago

    If you are considering naming a child, think twice about using a “cool” exotic name.

    Think about your child having to visit school one day and especially girl groups will happily take any strange standout feature as a source for bullying (own experience with a girl in elementary school).

    Having said that, Mathilde will probably be ok, Brunhilde less so, although it is arguably much cooler.

    It’s complicated…

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      Maybe your child was being bullied for another reason. I myself have a name which is represented in the world by exactly 2 people, and I did not get bullied in the slightest. Also, I’m naming my future girlfriend. Not my child, I would never torture a soul by birthing it on earth.

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            Individually, each of the girls is super sweet, thoughtful and considerate.

            As a group it is all about fitting in and punishing any kind of non-conformity.

            They are slowly learning, though.

            This type of group dynamic seems not to be uncommon, I’ve been told.
            Especially (but not exclusively) within girl groups.

            Hence my earlier call for caution.

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          23 hours ago

          My guess is that he is a DnD player that has to flash out the background of his character, so the DM can start using characters from his background.

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            That did occur to me, but the phrasing of “future girlfriend” seemed a little off for that in the context of someone accepting and understanding. It would have the same vibes as when I hear boomers who are trying to be accepting but are just a little outdated when they say things like “back when [person] used to be a boy”. Which it is my understanding is not generally the preferred way of speaking about it.

            But I’m neither trans no currently close friends with anyone who is, so I’d love to be corrected if I’m wrong.

            So yeah, I was thinking mainly the AI thing, which doesn’t seem super healthy.

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              9 hours ago

              Did you even read the following comments?

              Also i dont care about being called future girl, since i introduced it myself.

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                9 hours ago

                Oh, that was for real? I saw your comment, but since psychOdelic didn’t acknowledge it in any way I assumed it was a joke.

                Well, congrats on the transition then! I hope it goes well! 🥰