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My wife and I (both 33) lost our 4-year-old daughter two years ago in an accident. It destroyed us, and even though we’re healing, the grief never really goes away. My younger brother (29) and his wife are expecting their first baby and recently announced they’re naming her our daughter’s exact name. Same spelling, same middle name. When I pulled him aside and asked why, he said it was “to honor her memory” and thought we’d be touched. I told him I wasn’t okay with it, that hearing that name every holiday and birthday would feel like a knife to the chest, not a tribute. He accused me of being selfish and said “she doesn’t belong to you anymore.” My parents are siding with him, saying it’s a “beautiful way to keep her alive.” My wife cried for hours after hearing the news. Now my family thinks I’m an AH for asking him not to use it. Am I? submitted by

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More context: We were out to dinner one night at an expensive hotel. My boyfriend let me borrow his Canon G7X (1800) camera to bring to take pictures with my friends. At the conclusion of the dinner, I went up to the room and realized the camera was gone. I went back right down to the table and no one had seen it. I immediately got with hotel security and she is on video, clear as day, swiping the camera when my back was turned and shoving it in her purse. I covered for her initially with my friend, and contacted her to find a resolution. She had taken the camera with her and my other friends to a club after dinner, which I did not attend, and lost it there. For background, this is my good college friend who I know well (the camera thief). She has been taken on free trips to Coachella and St Barths on my dime (not kidding), as well as many other things. We have done a lot together and are good friends, so I expected her to feel sorry. Initially she lie

On Friday night I meant to send £2.2K to my friend using PayPal f&f. I am based in the UK, he is based in Germany. Unfortunately I sent it to a guy with the same name and region. I have called both PayPal and my bank and there is nothing that they can do. I have found the recipients, email, linkden and social media’s and have tried reaching out to him on all but no response. My next process of thought is to try and go through his company to get me in contact with him but I don’t want to cross any lines or boundaries. I would also like to know if there is legally anything I can do to claim this money back? From a couple Google searches I know a lot about the person I mistakenly sent it to and could very easily file a police report against him. I just don’t know if there would be anything that they can do about it? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks submitted by

UPDATE: He found her at the British museum. Feel free to make fun of the dumb, anxious American. For those of you who tried to help, know that you really did help me level set. ...... My elderly (late 60s) American parents are visiting London for the first time by themselves. They were in SoHo leaving a store about to get in a cab to go to the British Museum when my dad turned around and couldn't find my mom. My mom has some chronic injuries and had been arguing with my father before hand, telling him she didn't want to walk anymore because she was in pain. My mom's phone hasn't been working since they've been in London (data just isn't seeming to work), so I can't track her location on Google maps. We thought she would find a phone and call him but she hasn't. Any suggestions on what to do? I'm over here in America feeling like vomiting because I'm so scared. Should I just call the embas

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