Do I use a Kardashian name?

Kendall is out there.

Penelope is not it’s been around for years and it’s a lovely name.

They say baby mum, I've heard men say that.

Doesn't matter what community uses it it's a horrible term.

The "Baby" in Baby Daddy does however seem like a slightly unnecessary add-on.
Do people also use the term Baby Mummy?

I also quite like Penelope but must admit with that being quite out there it put me off a bit people thinking of the Kardashians

Penelope is a lovely name and I honestly wouldn't think of the Kardashians.

Kendall is very Kardashian-y imo...

If you had a girl named Raine I would think nothing of it, as it's a traditional name and I don't follow the vapid, pointless, pouting, over-exposed Kardashians anyway.

Back for an encore Cbeebies?

You did misquote me and I showed how. You misinterpreted my post, whether intentionally or not it’s hard to tell.

The father in question was white Zimbabwean - a country with a history of oppressive white minority rule (formerly Rhodesia).

I strongly suggest you stop picking up fag ends and stop boring me.

Kendal has made our baby list. I also quite like Penelope but must admit with that being quite out there it put me off a bit people thinking of the Kardashians. Raine is a lovely name tho. There is rainie on eastanders to give a different slant haha

YABU for calling the man baby daddy

Ps a lovely name and considering it's a girl I don't think of Kardasians. Also how many kids are now called Mason?!

Both Raynes I know are spelt Rayne. It's my favourite spelling version

Reine means queen in French. Not a bad name imo. Certainly wouldn't remind me of the of the Kardashians... (I thought their names started with K?)

I also like Rain and Rania.

I am a Lorraine, have used the nickname Rain in the past with no issues.

I think Reina/Raina is nice and then not a Kardashian name

You see Rain would never get into an argument like this. She’s too busy weaving and dancing naked in a field of heather.

In future Tat I will make sure I research all things I express an opinion on just to be sure that I do not offend! It's such a mine field!

Ok Tatiana. You told me I misquoted you. I didn’t. That’s on you. Oh and also, the woman in question was married to a man from Zimbabwe and her daughter was born in Zimbabwe. So what’s the fact she may or may not have been white got to do with it? Can names only reflect the mother’s heritage? Anyway, I’m not arguing with you. You chose to get up in arms about people not liking the term baby daddy yet you are rude about a multitude of things. And yes, I’m my opinion what you said could be classed as a rude comment regarding the heritage of names (again, I direct quoted you, so no misrepresentation) Go back and read the comment if you wish. If not. Whatever. Just maybe think about things you’ve said in the past before calling other people out. I won’t be replying to you again because, quite frankly, I have no interest in you trying to wrangle your way out of your comments.

What I said was that Hosanna would be shortened to Ho as a teenager, and I could come up with alternative such as Alleluliah for the sibling but I couldn’t be arsed (mainly because there were many other suggestions on the thread.) I never called virtue names ‘alleluljah names’.

If you can’t understand plain English that’s on you.

It just makes me think of:
“Hi, my name is Rain, I have my own kiln and my dress is made out of wheat”

But I’m showing my age there.

How about a variation such as "light drizzle"?

If you use the term 'baby daddy' then it is compulsory to use a Kardashian name.

I've got a Mason which is another of her children's names,I liked it anyway though

Fock me I been living under a massive rock, I never knew that! It’s a phase that I thought just these younger folk use along with these others phase like ‘sick’ that I can’t bring myself to say unless referencing to someone being actually sick, throwing up.

But @Tat you have taken a comment that @buster put and totally make it something you know dam well they didn’t mean it to be.

TatianaLarina

My opinion. wink

I could come up with an Allelujah type name for the sibling but I couldn’t be arsed.

Direct quote Tatiana. Have a nice day.

Bollocks. I never said anything of the sort. And I never called them ‘Alleluia names’ so putting that in quotation marks is a straight up untruth.

I like virtue names I just didn’t like Hosanna and said so. The woman in question was white.

Tatiana you are such a hypocrite! A while back you were being rude about virtue names (another cultural norm) calling them ‘Alleluia names’ which is far more offensive, but that was ok because it’s ‘your opinion’ yet you have a problem with ‘baby daddy’ being criticised? I’m starting to think you just love the confrontation behind the keyboard!