Never understood wanting to change your name
Never understood wanting to change your name
I like my new one better than my old one.
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Lets say your name is Robert. Everyone calls you Rob. Your bank card says rob, everything you name says rob, but the legal stuff says Robert. Over time you forget which is which, so you don't know if you used your legal name or assumed name and it gets confusing when for example, government/banks won't accept you saying your name is Rob if they want a Robert, or the other way around. I've never been the long version of my name, and indeed, none of my friends even knew my actual name was the long version.
As for middle name, I never had any connection with it, but now I do. Its a link to my grandfather (no his name was not Fred)
So Frederick, does it cost money to change your name?
Let me guess, NFW = No Freaking Way
Last edited by Hosakawa Tito; 05-31-2010 at 16:17.
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose." *Jim Elliot*
pever do you realize what you just said to me of course not.but here goes......
My name is Robert patrick irishsoundinglastname I Lol go by patrick my father is Bob. When signing legal documents I sign r. Patrick. Patrick's way better I'm a long line of rpm's and all join the militaryso you see the irony of your statement lol I'm laughing my butt off right now lol
Pretty common here
Never understtod this.
What sort of person calls the child "Mike"?
If you give the child the proper name then they're free to use the petty one and the proper version goes on every legal document, so there's never any confusion.
Though, I'm biased as I loath being refered to as "Phil" though most of my male friends ignore that.
"If it wears trousers generally I don't pay attention."
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I did know someone like that once, each firstborn in his family was called Robert so he went by his middle name, Alex since he hated Robert. We found out one day when a substitute teacher called the roll and after that we would often make fun of him and call him by his first name.
On your name, pever. I think it's Nick, since Nicholas is the first "N" name that comes to mind that is still a proper name when short.
- Four Horsemen of the Presence
Er, congratulation?
As for initials, I remember in naming our two kids, we playing with the initials to make sure they weren't anything other kids could use to make fun of them. Alas, a couple of names we really liked had to be put aside because of that.
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