I fancy this guy but his name is so bad I assumed it was a musical nickname, he’s lucky he’s attractive
FROM smelling bad to being overbearing and rude, many of us have at least one thing that gives us the ‘ick’ when it comes to the opposite sex.
But one woman has told how hers came in the more unusual form of her crush’s name.
In a thread shared to Reddit, she urged: “Please don’t name your kids after misspelled musical instruments.”
She then went on to explain why, and pointed out that she has a crush on a co-worker who is named, ‘Chello.’
“At first I thought it was ‘Cello’ like a nickname and I was like ‘oh haha that’s super cute,'” she continued.
It just p***** me off so bad that it’s misspelled – like what we’re his parents thinking?
Confused co-worker
“I mean people are named Viola so that’s not too bad.”
However, to her horror, she goes on to say that when she saw him on the schedule, she noticed it’s spelled ‘Chello’ with a ‘h.’
“I was joking around with him asking if it was a nickname and he told me, ‘Nope. This is my full legal name,'” she said.
“In actuality it’s not SO terrible, everyone else calls him it and it flows like a normal name but it just p***** me off so bad that it’s misspelled – like what we’re his parents thinking??”
The woman concluded: “He is super lucky that he’s very attractive LMAO.”
It wasn’t long before the post was flooded with comments, with many eager to share their own opinions on the more unusual name choice.
“I have a guinea pig named Cello. She doesn’t know how to spell anyway so now I feel like I could have gone with a more creative spelling,” joked one.
A second pointed out: “I knew a Chello. But it was a nickname for Marcello.”
A third quipped: “Stay AWAY from my firstborn child Saxafoan.”
Meanwhile, a fourth added: “Met someone named Drummer. I thought it was a nickname for the longest time. That was his literal first name.
“Met this family who had a baby girl named Via, I’ve never heard of it so I was like okay that’s a kinda cute name…her middle name is Lynn. Via Lynn.”