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Now today's first story is from Dad Who Stood His Ground, who says entitled sister-in-law stole our baby name.

Now she regrets it. Hey y'all, long-time lurker and all that. This is a throwaway account. To cut to the chase, my wife and I spent four years trying to get pregnant before the wrong side of 35. We are

currently 33 respectively now and are blessed with a wonderful infant son. My wife has a younger

half-sister that she has been low contact with for some time. The woman is

entitled and toxic and also a mother's golden child. We've refused to let her or my mother-in-law

in the house since they both blatantly tried to make off with my wife's jewelry box a couple of years

ago. The box contained a lot of valuable jewelry inherited from my wife's grandmother. Said jewelry is now in a safety deposit box as per my suggestion.

My wife and I had nearly given up on trying to conceive when it suddenly happened and we are ecstatic.

After we found out we were having a boy, we started looking into names. I ended up suggesting the name of my Scottish grandfather,

and my wife loved it. So that's the name we settled on, but we made the mistake of posting about it

on social media. Well, no surprise to the stereotype in this mess. My sister-in-law was pregnant too,

and was months further along than my wife and also having a boy she decided to

claim my grandfather's name for her own son and not just the first name but the middle name too

we called her pissed over what she was doing and she smugly told us there's nothing we can do about

it which she was sort of right there was nothing we could do about legally, as it's not a crime to steal planned baby names.

We realized that drama was exactly what my sister-in-law wanted, and she thought that by taking the name for herself, would not be able to use it.

I laughed and told her that while what she did was dirty and underhanded, we would keep our chosen name, and she could

just deal with it whether she decides to go through with copying us or not. Well, my sister-in-law's

baby daddy called me and said I was an unreasonable dick for still wanting to use the name after

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