While it might seem in good fun to poke fun at Emmaleigh and Dugsly, experts believe that there are plenty of ethical and privacy concerns to consider.
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The Reddit community r/tragedeigh is probably not a place you want to see screenshots of your social media posts or text messages ending up—especially if you have children.The more tragique
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- Here’s what makes a good post “tragique,” as they like to call it: It must be about a given name that’s either been deliberately misspelled (e.g. Emmaleigh instead of Emily) or original in the sense that it’s a name that seems completely made up (e.g. Dugsly, Brylie, Kaydynce).
- Poking fun at the more unique names isn’t the only thing to do on the subreddit. You can ask other users whether they think a certain name you’re considering for your own kid or even ask other users to roast your name.
