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 If you really like a guy/girl but they have a horrible first name would this effect your decision on going out with them ? why/why not?
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nopers, just give em a nickname...end of story
 
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nopers, just give em a nickname...end of story 
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My birth name was it,,,then at about 6 years old my dad started calling me turd, then I soon became the hard hearing bastard,,
Because he always said ya hear me don't ya ya little bastard? Ahhhhh,,childhood memories,,,lol 
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wouldnt make a difference to me. im not dating their name.
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wouldnt make a difference to me. im not dating their name.
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((((lee)))
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Edited by
Claudette
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Thu 08/14/08 01:56 AM
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doesnt make a difference ... if i am dating someone ....... i am dating them for who they are, not what their name is
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Unless their name sounds much like a guys name (Brandon, even Tony is iffy) then I'm alright.
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But what if their name has really bad negative connotations? Like Adolf. Would you date someone named Adolf?
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But what if their name has really bad negative connotations? Like Adolf. Would you date someone named Adolf? only if he acted like him wait...i think i did date someone who acted like him 
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So what names are you considering bad ones?
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doesnt make a difference ... if i am dating someone ....... i am dating them for who they are, not what their name is true
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But what if their name has really bad negative connotations? Like Adolf. Would you date someone named Adolf? good question
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nopers, just give em a nickname...end of story Totally agree.
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This is an option
nopers, just give em a nickname...end of story |
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Weird names don't bother me... I might joke occasionally, but lovingly. I'd pretty much date a guy by any name... unless it was Chester or Lester. Those are too close to something else. Or if a guy had a woman's name... like Francis.
I'd even date someone named Rupert.
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Edited by
Krimsa
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Thu 08/14/08 05:16 AM
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This question you posed reminds me of that episode of Seinfeld when Elaine is dating that guy who she really likes except that he is named after one of the worst serial killers in all of NYC history so she tries to get him to legally change his name. It was something like Chuck Ripley. It sounded serial killer-ish.
 I guess taking a lesson from that show, I would simply need to put it aside if I felt strongly enough for the person. It’s never a good idea to attempt to conform a significant other to what we need for them to be. |
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This question you posed reminds me of that episode of Seinfeld when Elaine is dating that guy who she really likes except that he is named after one of the worst serial killers in all of NYC history so she tries to get him to legally change his name. It was something like Chuck Ripley. It sounded serial killer-ish. I guess taking a lesson from that show, I would simply need to put it aside if I felt strongly enough for the person. It’s never a good idea to attempt to conform a significant other to what we need for them to be. The boyfriend's name was Joel Rifkin....she wanted him to change it to OJ Rifkin.
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naw
thats what they make nicknames for |
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