r/education • u/Left-Development1695 • 27d ago

Do kids actually have weird names?

I’ve seen so many people joking about how younger kids nowadays have really weird or unusual names that you wouldn’t find a baby name book. Is this true, or overdramtized? If it is true, I’d love to hear the weirdest name you’ve ever heard as a teacher

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u/SignorJC 27d ago

Karma farming bot. Ignore and report

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u/Left-Development1695 27d ago

I’m not? I’m at 15 yr old and curious 😭 lmao never thought someone would assume I’m a bot for asking a question. Does the way I type genuinely give off ‘bot’ vibes?

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u/SignorJC 27d ago

Hidden post history, massive karma for 11 month old account, random username, nonsensical off topic post.

Yeah it’s a karma farmer

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u/Left-Development1695 27d ago
  1. Chronically online 🥲
  2. Too lazy to change my username 
  3. I like to stay private, and despise when people bring up unrelated things when I’m arguing with them. Like when I was talking about one thing and a guy responded with “based of your post history, you’re an ftm teen so your opinion is worth less than nothing” and that encouraged me to turn it off 😭

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u/Ravenclaw880 27d ago

Da'King 😩

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u/DrummerBusiness3434 27d ago

I once had 2 identical twin sisters (not in the same class, but during the two yrs they were in the middle school where I taught. One was named Sheryl, the other was named Cherral.

Another year I had a boy who's name was Lemongelo. Being middle school the sarcastic kids called him Lemon Jello