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A Redditor asked the NameNerds forum for people to share the “sibling names have you come across, which made you think hmmmm” Here are 17 of the most “questionable” sibling names.
Some parents are repeat offenders and give some or all of their children unique names.
Second daughter gave variations of her or her mom and sisters names to her three daughters.
Older sister was pissed as she didn’t want the name used unless she herself had a daughter even though she was 40 + yrs old with health issues.
"Depending on where they are from, that’s actually normal".
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