It would be their grandparents music. If not their great grandparents depending on how WT the family was.
The rednecks that live in my neighborhood that I posted about having a tannerite gender reveal (they are moving soon thank god) have a granddaughter named Emersyn
Hopefully none but lol idk it was loud af. My poor old dog is scared of fireworks and thunder, this shit fucked her up for a solid hour
New Mom Shamed For Giving Her Twins The Same Name By Dave Basner December 28, 2021 Many twins like to share things - they might wear the same clothes, live in the same apartment, even have the same tastes in partners, but while so much between the siblings is the same, one thing that never is is their name... until now. A mom chose to give her newborn twins essentially the same name. She is calling both of her boys Sean, and while it is pronounced the same way, one's name is spelled "Sean" and the other "Seen." As if that wasn't strange enough, the woman's last name is also Sean. The story came up on Reddit, when one of her co-workers asked if she was a jerk for telling the new mom that her choice in names was "idiotic." She explained that the woman returned to work after giving birth to the twin boys, following a long battle with infertility. When the mother stated she was naming them "Sean," the co-worker asked what she planned to call the other one and that's when she learned about the odd naming decision. Her response came without thinking when she uttered, "That is the most idiotic thing I've ever heard, and it's going to be so confusing." Following her comment, she got texts from fellow employees telling her it wasn't her place to give an opinion like that on another person's name choice, however, the people of Reddit strongly disagreed. One twin said, "Matching names is probably the cruelest thing you could do to a person. It's not just confusing. It would keep the twins from developing identities outside of their twin-ness." Another person stated, "It's going to be massive problems for these kids once they are adults... imagine credit reporting, financial problems or if one of them breaks a law... just a nightmare." Someone else wrote, "I feel sorry for their teachers, friends, future spouses, creditors and law enforcement." One other Redditor said, "Not the hero she asked for, but the hero she needed." It turns out that the Reddit post got so much attention that the new mom's husband wound up seeing it. He and his wife took it well and even had a laugh at it before agreeing with many of the replies. They said that the "overwhelming process of having two newborns left they too tired to think straight." Fortunately, they were able to withdraw the paperwork for the names and they plan to reassess. However, they are only going to change one name, as they are pretty pleased with Sean Sean.
As someone who has the same name as his brother I can speak from experience when I say that having the same name as a sibling gets problematic when dealing with legal documents. There are plenty of times when shit gets held up because some of my brother’s accounts are in my credit report and visa versa.
IDK why they gave me the same name as my brother, but my father had a brother who had the same name as well, although different last names.
I have asked, my father just wanted to name his son after him, although I have a different middle name.