Name thread

The solution is obvious. Chad. If you faggots don't (you) this you're missing out

Dont you fucking dare
if i was truly a chad then i would be able to own it.

I will never get why parents do this to their children.

Grenier. A weird fucking name I know.

He is our special little boy :^)

At least you ain't stacy

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With a name like that, you have to get tough or die.
You could be named Sue.

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could be worse m8 could be trevor

I'm sorry you feel that way. I don't talk to people irl so I'm not making anyones life harder

>name literally translates to Handsome man servant in old Germanic.

I was never going to make it, born to a life of slavery.

how the fuck can your name be stacy

were your parents high or something?

I would literally kill myself if my name was Trevor.

George.
quite a chad name Tbh but an underapreciated Chad name

was is das fur ein name?
:^) yeah i dont even notice my name really, Its like what ever :^)
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all i can think about is of mice and men desu.

My name is Simon
its not too bad
it just sounds fucking gay

Jake
oreganoli

Alexander

I feel your pain though, bro
t. got a random shitty hebrew bible name that I really fucking hate

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At this point, just go with Tyrone bro

Not posting my actual name because it's /rare/ but it's not pronounced at all as it's spelled (irish).

95% of the time I meet a new person they stumble over my name, then never use it to refer to me because it's too 'hard' for them. This colours every interaction I have a deep shade of uncomfortable. This was the same throughout school, every time I had a new teacher they would spend like a minute fucking my name up, with me quietly correcting them every time, before they settled on an incorrect pronunciation and just called me that for the rest of the year.

Because of this I feel like I never started off on the same footing as everyone else. I was always treated as an outsider from the beginning. Over years I've internalised that treatment to the point that I isolate myself from others and give off a terrible standoffish vibe (even my own mother told me this).

I blame my parents. They wanted me to stand out and be 'unique'? Well they got their wish the damn Irish Nationalist hippies. So unique nobody can handle it.

I think often about changing my name, my middle name is normal, but I was too beta to go through with it and risk upsetting my parents when I was a kid. Now that I'm an anxious wreck of an adult, I'm not through I can go through all the bullshit of using my 'new' name at work, or explaining to my estranged friends why they need to call me something new, even if I have stopped giving a fuck what my parents think. Besides, the damage is largely done.

Summer
Ironically it's my least favorite season

Op will not deliver but take a (you)

Adrian here, nu-male name desu, but not very common in my country, so i'm ok i guess

John, quite boring..

Bernt

Name changing is a thing you know

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Where my Asher bros at?

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Why not just go by Eustace? It's close enough to Stacy that it won't be a big change, and I'm pretty sure it comes from the same origin anyway.

Ben (Benjamin)

At least you get to feel up a Stacy whenever you want. jej.

I don't have an Irish name but mine is pretty unpronouncable
Same thing happens to me and is probably one of the reasons I'm a robot

thank fuck that none of my names are kike names

Don't worry fag, I know a man named Kelly. He can be a bit awkward but he has yakuza sleeve tattoos and could probably do fine with a roastie.

Haris, but I'm not a muslim but Russian. Do people associate it with Islam? With what would you guys associate this name when you hear it?

Is it pronounced "Ha-reese" or "Harris"? If it's the first one I'd call it kinda islamic

Ha- and then an "ri" like in rest"ri"ction