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WATCH THE FULL EPISODE - My son wants to have the SAME name as his father! | Sorry for the Inconvenience #26 with Christian Dunker    • Meu filho quer ter O MESMO nome do pai! | ...   ___ In this episode of Sorry for the Inconvenience, we read a letter from a mother concerned about her 13-year-old son who insists on being called by his father's name. What began as a childhood game has continued over the years and has started to generate conflict, especially when the school begins to recognize this new name. Tati Bernardi and Christian Dunker discuss what is at stake when a child not only wants to be like his father, but claims to BE his father. The conversation touches on identification, fantasy, the function of the name, and the boundaries between playing and believing. The episode also raises an important hypothesis: the boy's desire may be influenced by his own father's history, who grew up without his biological father's name, showing how certain conflicts are transmitted from generation to generation. More than deciding between supporting or prohibiting, the analysis points to the need to sustain the question: why this name? And what happens to "Igor" in this choice? Comment here what you thought of the episode! ⸻ "Sorry for the Inconvenience" is an exercise in which writer Tati Bernardi and psychoanalyst Christian Dunker enact a supervision situation reading anonymous accounts sent by the public. The program is for entertainment purposes and does not aim to diagnose or prescribe treatment. Follow our social media: Tati Bernardi — @tatibernardi Christian Dunker — @chrisdunker Participate by sending your letter to: [email protected] ⸻ Initial excerpt from the letter: "My son started claiming at school that his name was the same as his father's. At first it seemed like a joke, but he started insisting on it seriously." — CREDITS: A Estúdio Duke production CONTACT: [email protected] Direction: Lucas Buli Production: Gerson Freitas (Jack) and Giulia Lozano Photography: Marco Antonio D’Angelo Editing: Rafael Garcia Visual identity and soundtrack: Zamunda -- The opinions, comments, and statements expressed by the guests in this content are the sole responsibility of those who express them and do not necessarily reflect the position, opinion, or endorsement of Tati Bernardi and/or the channel's production team.