HumorfromBuzzFeed2 weeks agoPeople With Unfortunate Work Emails Are Sharing Their Hilariously NSFW Address DisastersSamantha Hart expressed the dilemma of having the email designation 'shart' due to her name in a professional setting.
fromTODAY.com1 month ago5 Baby Names a Teacher Cautions Parents To Think Twice AboutWhen teachers are asked about names, they often have lists of names they would never choose for their own kids, shaped by years of classroom experiences.Education
fromBusiness Insider1 month agoWomenMy name is not common. I still correct people in work emails when they get it wrong.
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoRelationshipsMy name has given me something to talk about. I didn't change it when I got married.
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoNYC parentsI hated my last name growing up but still didn't change it when I married. Now, my kids have it, too.Last name choices can bring unexpected personal dilemmas and identity reflections.Hyphenating last names for children balances family heritage and personal identity.
fromBusiness Insider4 months agoMental healthMy name is Karen. People online use it to make fun of me.The author's unique name symbolizes her identity, yet it evokes confusion and judgment in a new cultural context.
fromBusiness Insider1 month agoWomenMy name is not common. I still correct people in work emails when they get it wrong.
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoRelationshipsMy name has given me something to talk about. I didn't change it when I got married.
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoNYC parentsI hated my last name growing up but still didn't change it when I married. Now, my kids have it, too.
fromBusiness Insider4 months agoMental healthMy name is Karen. People online use it to make fun of me.
Gamesfromwww.npr.org1 month agoSunday Puzzle: KennectionsCommon themes in the puzzles include colors and names associated with artistic achievement.
RelationshipsfromESPN.com1 month ago'Gift of this new little life': Tim Tebow and wife Demi-Leigh welcome newborn daughterTim Tebow and Demi-Leigh welcomed their daughter, Daphne Reign Tebow, expressing gratitude for their new family member.
fromTODAY.com2 months agoRelationshipsMom Has a Startling Realization About her Son's Initials 4 Years Too Late
fromNew York Post4 months agoNYC parentsI gave my daughter a unique name so she wouldn't be 'boring' - now nobody can pronounce it
fromTODAY.com2 months agoRelationshipsMom Has a Startling Realization About her Son's Initials 4 Years Too Late
fromNew York Post4 months agoNYC parentsI gave my daughter a unique name so she wouldn't be 'boring' - now nobody can pronounce it
UK newsfromMail Online2 months agoThe 20 once-beloved baby names on the brink of extinction in the UKNon-Anglo names are disappearing rapidly from UK birth records, despite an increase in births to non-UK-born mothers.Cultural assimilation and negative perceptions influence naming choices among parents.
RelationshipsfromBusiness Insider2 months agoI kept my married name when I divorced. My children did not.Maintaining a shared last name with her children provided a sense of unity and connection post-divorce.
OMG sciencefromTODAY.com2 months agoPeople Share Names That Perfectly Match Jobs: 'Dentist named Dr. Drewel'Names aligned with professions create humorous coincidences that spark joy and laughter.
HistoryfromMedievalists.net2 months agoThe Most Popular Girls' Names in Tudor England - Medievalists.netTudor England's girls' names were influenced by monarchs, with Elizabeth's rise and Joan's decline reflecting societal changes.
UK newsfromMail Online3 months agoThe happiest NAMES in the UK - it's bad news for Victors and SusansNames can influence perceptions of happiness, with 'Dave' and 'Katie' seen as the happiest in a new UK study.
Food & drinkfromScary Mommy4 months ago23 Sweet Baby Girl Names That Will Give You All The Meadow Tea Party VibesThe article explores whimsical and feminine baby girl names inspired by literature and nature, perfect for a third daughter.Sweet baby girl names evoke images of tea parties and floral aesthetics.