The woman says she 'hates' her name and that it doesn't suit her personality at all
A woman named after a designer clothing brand has said she 'hates' her name and wants to change it because she finds it 'tacky and embarrassing.'
The woman is named Armani after the Italian luxury fashion house founded by Giorgio Armani - but claims it doesn't suit her personality in the slightest, reports the Mirror. She added: "I don't fit it. I don't like how it's spelt or how I say it. I don’t really want to say my name [because of] how embarrassing and tacky it is."She went on to explain how her family now all call her by a nickname - but her classmates continue to use her real name.
"My personality is quite shy and quiet at first but then I'm loud when people really get to know me. I'm one of the first people you notice in a room but because of my name people don't really forget me." "If you want to make things easier for family and friends - and you are in no way obliged to, you could pick a name that is similar or starts with the same letter as your current name. But it's also ok if you want to go with something completely different."
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