Today’s Original Poster (OP) has a sister who’s obsessed withBridgerton, and this obsession began to creep in when she began to constantly push for the OP to name her child after Bridgerton characters. But much like Lady Whistledown’s gossip, the relentless suggestions were not well-received after the OP made it clear that she would not be naming her child after a character.

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The author and her Bridgerton-obsessed sister had pregnancies that overlapped which was exciting

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She also told her sister that the selection of names would only be done between she and her husband but the sister keeps interfering

After relentless interference, she snapped and told her sister that she would be needing some space from her if she keeps insisting on the name

The OP and her older sister were both expectingbabiesaround the same time. With her love of vintage names and after naming her own son George, the older sister latched onto one she was determined to make happen: Charlotte, as in the Bridgerton-inspired name. However, the OP, who had her own preferences for names, wasn’t on board.

Before pregnancy even entered the picture, the sisters already had a track record of clashing over names, with her sister wanting to follow in the footsteps of her belovedNetflixshow so badly. As time passed, her sister’s constant suggestions got more pointed and invasive, especially when she was leaning toward another name entirely.

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Regarding the persistent behavior of the OP’s sister,Calmerryemphasizes that while family offers love and support, conflicts are inevitable. They suggest that resolving disagreements requires understanding what’s within your control and also realizing that conflicts are not worth the emotional energy. They also recommend being comfortable with cutting off contact if nothing helps.

Netizens were in support of the OP’s decision to set boundaries with her sister, with many emphasizing that the sister’s persistence is just disrespectful. Others suggested playful ways to handle the situation, like pretending to take her suggestions seriously, only to use them in a sarcastic manner.

The sister believed she was being petty and childish about it, however, netizens don’t think so as they believe it’s for the author to decide

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