<p>My first name is so hella common, so I don’t really like it.</p>
<p>When I was younger I hated my first name. It’s 9 letters long and my last name has 5. Ive grown into by now. My name fits my personality perfectly.</p>
<p>My name is completely and utterly boring and average in every way possible.
seriously, it’s:</p>
<p>[common 90’s name of Hebrew origin] [another common 90’s name of Hebrew origin] [common Scottish surname which is the 6th most common in the U.S.]</p>
<p>I have a really good name picked out for my future daughter. Ivy Louise- it’s classic and uncommon but not weird or unheard of. Easy to spell and pronounce, and Louise has familial significance.</p>
<p>I will name my future teddy bear Malik D’Shawn Xiyomarium.</p>
<p>I’m tired of kids showing up at the program where I work with these ridiculous names. There should not be three apostrophes in your child’s name. **** originality, lady!</p>
<p>omg I totally forgot that jk_91 existed until now :O</p>
<p>^^ lol!!! ive seen worse…</p>
<p>i plan on naming my [future]daughter something like ShaniQua, shan’tanya, Bon Qui Qui, Sha’Quaonda, Harlemisha,Elephantisha, OBAMANIQUE or Watermelondrea. </p>
<p>hahhahahahahaha</p>
<p>^I watered down the names considerably.
A kid has a name with 13 letters that I do not believe I will ever learn how to spell. And the poor guy’s only in the first grade. </p>
<p>S.M.H.</p>
<p>Why would anyone ask me what my name is?</p>
<p>^^^those are very unique and interesting names.</p>
<p><randomthought>I wonder what HarveyLewis’s name is…</randomthought></p>
<p>^Several people have asked me the same thing, but I refuse to answer. [noparse]:paranoid:[/noparse]</p>
<p>Speaking of names, it bothers me when Asians get an English-language nickname</p>
<p>No, I don’t want to call you Jamie, I want to call you Hee-jin, even if I butcher it. You should correct me until I get it right.</p>
<p>^^^^^ Here’s an easy name for some kids: T/a. Taslashia.</p>
<p>I always introduce myself by my full first name, but a lot of people call me by short versions of it… The normal short version of my name I have had bad connotations with because of a couple of delinquent types with that name I knew when I was younger.</p>
<p>^^ I agree with that… I knew a Polish girl whose name was Anna, which is said “Aynya”. I thought that was beautiful name, but she had a while where she insisted that everyone call her “Anna” in English…</p>
<p>Um er…</p>
<p>I like the first/middle name my adopted parents gave me. 
I like my Hebrew name and I like my Korean name.</p>
<p>Many names, many faces! :P</p>
<p>Last name has the pronunciation of ****** (starts with a d and ends in ouche) in it…so not happy about that. Middle name plays off irony, as my middle name is a part of the name of a movie that debuted on my birthday, even though my parents claim that it was after the first letter of my grandmother’s name? First name is common…</p>
<p>I go by my middle name, but I’m planning on going by my first name when I start college. Anyone else doing this?</p>
<p>I go by my first name (even though I hate it) some people make up nick names for me, others don’t, I’d honestly prefer to to be called by my last name though</p>
<p>unfortunately, my name has no associated nicknames</p>
<p>My name is really easy to spell and pronounce, which means the office staff at my high school could call me down to the office without butchering it, whereas anyone with a French, Polish, or German sounding last name was not so lucky</p>