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Helpingfamily membersin times of need is generally a pretty nice thing to do.
Just his middle name (Fake names) (John) Djarrtjuntjun (Harrison).
Well, five months after our beautiful boy was born.
Though the post has been deleted my colleague screenshot it because she thought it sounded familiar.
My husband was livid and we decided to kick her out.
She also said she was doing us a favour by showing us how horrible of a name it was.
Edit: Let me clarify, the fake names was John and Harrison because its very basic white names.
Like Daniel will be able to replace it or Hemsworth.
Its only through usage that they become common enough to not draw attention.
However, this is clearly not the case here, as the name is a passed-down,familyname.
Its not like she is doing them someservice, she is practically a freeloader.
Even worse, when confronted, she invents some dumb story that, actually, she was helping them.
These actions are not equivalent, no matter how she tries to spin it.
Essentially, a name can be an indicator orrace,genderor evenage, which could matter to some employers.
This is generally not legal, but this doesnt mean that some hiring managers dont have their own biases.
Similarly, as the woman notes, there are people in their hometown with this name.
She should have been more worried about her future instead, it seems.
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