Am I wrong not to change my son's name for my childless sister who wants it later?

When a new father found that drama came as soon as his newborn did, he posted on Reddit to ask if he was actually the jerk in this situation. See for yourself:

AITA (Am I the as*hole) for not “consulting” my sister when my wife and I picked our baby’s name?

u/Throwawayacc_0983 writes:

My (27m) and my wife (26f) have been together since we were 16. We got married two years ago and just had our first child. For the sake of privacy, I’ll call our child “Mason.” When we announced our baby’s name at his birth, everyone seemed happy.

But after everyone gave my wife and I time to bond with our son, my sister (25f) asked me if she could talk to me. When we were in private, she blew up at me saying I was betraying her by naming my child Mason. She said his name was on a list of “potential baby names” if she had a boy.