Are you happy with your first name?

[User]

 

[Wigsie]

Roy

 

[PaulB]

I took the ine off the end of my name and have never been happier. My dad reckoned I'd have to get tough or die but hadn't thought it through, really.

 

[Arch]

I recently came across a family that included a Sunnivah, a Taris, a Harmonie and an Oscion-Shem. Compared with that lot, Susannah isn't bad.

But since no-one is capable of remembering how it's spelt properly, and most people seems to want to shorten it to Susan or Suzanne, both of which I dislike, I've more or less just opted to be Sue, which most people can cope with.

 

[Dayvo]

I'm happy with 'Dave'!

Better than 'Two Dogs Fukking'!

 

[purplepolly]

I took the ine off the end of my name and have never been happier..

That's my proper name which I can't say I'm fond of as every other person in the world called Pauline is at least 60. Polly is a completely meaningless nickname that started at university.

 

[ComedyPilot]

I was named Innes, but use my second name Paul for obvious reasons.

 

[xpc316e]

I am more than happy with David. I do get annoyed by folk who call me 'Dave' though. My middle name is another kettle of fish however; it is Vyvyan. Nobody can ever spell it - that makes me feel good!

 

[ComedyPilot]

I am more than happy with David. I do get annoyed by folk who call me 'Dave' though. My middle name is another kettle of fish however; it is Vyvyan. Nobody can ever spell it - that makes me feel good!

V...y...v...y...a...n


Simples [meerkat screech]

 

[andrew-the-tortoise]

Seth.

 

[PaulB]

That's my proper name which I can't say I'm fond of as every other person in the world called Pauline is at least 60. Polly is a completely meaningless nickname that started at university.

No, it's nice, Pauline. I like it, me. Then again, I know loads of lovely Paulines and don't think I've come across a nasty one. And they're all under 60, too!

 

[Dayvo]

I am more than happy with David. I do get annoyed by folk who call me 'Dave' though.

I'm the other way around; David sounds waaay too formal.

 

[Corvette chic]

I hate my name I'm not even going to put down on here what my mother was thinking i'll never know - I wish she'd called me Nancy after my great aunt and no i don't have a middle name either grrrrrrr

 

[yello]

I'm an Andrew, and happy with it. What I don't like is being called Andy. Not because I don't like the name but because it's not MY name! Might as well call me Pauline!

 

[Glow worm]

Giles. And yes funnily enough I have always wanted to be a farmer. I won't say I don't like my name, my folks must have spent a lot of time deciding on it- unless they were piss*d! it was pretty common in Norfolk when I was young. But, less so when my Dad had the brilliant idea of moving to flaming London. Cheers Dad. So got some grief down there for having a 'posh' name, escaped sharpish and all's well enough now!