The name sounds like a medieval horse crossed with a blood pressure medication.
I thought this was normal until somebody looked at me like I’d committed a small crime.
Pick one. No rewriting the question to make yourself look better.
The name sounds like a medieval horse crossed with a blood pressure medication.
I thought this was normal until somebody looked at me like I’d committed a small crime.
Pick one. No rewriting the question to make yourself look better.
My face has betrayed me before my mouth had a chance.
I would mention an unfortunate meaning or obvious teasing issue.
No. The baby is coming either way and apparently so is Brynleigh.
Only if they directly ask and the spelling contains punctuation.
Before the birth, gently maybe. After the birth, that name is gorgeous and I have always loved it.
There should be a brief legal review for apostrophes.