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Would you date someone who has the same name as your siblings or parents?
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Yes, I'd just give them a nick-name.
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Yes actually have..
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why wouldn't I? they would be their own person, not the same as my relative
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dated a gal that had the same last name as my first name,,was kinda weard,,
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Edited by
TMommy
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Sun 04/26/15 05:56 PM
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no one can have any of the following names: Zachary, Jesse, Matthew, Thomas, Scott or Nathan.those are my sons, ex, dad and brothers
or Gene, Herbert, Roland,David, Jack , Jeff, Mark, Todd or Daniel those are grandfathers, uncles and cousins 
or Michael or Samuel .. or Donald or Mickey too Disney 
or Harry cause that is like bigfoot |
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I did, but the spelling was different. Not sure why that made a difference,
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Would you date someone who has the same name as your siblings or parents? Don't know that I would date a woman named Arnold, Howard, or William |
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Would you date someone who has the same name as your siblings or parents?
Not if I can help it. I wouldn't date anyone with red hair either, since almost every woman in my family has red hair. The associations are just too ingrained. When I hear their name, or see their hair, I just start treating them the same as I would my siblings or parents or grandparents or cousins, which means I see them the same...in a non sexual/mating kind of way. |
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Would you date someone who has the same name as your siblings or parents?
Not if I can help it. I wouldn't date anyone with red hair either, since almost every woman in my family has red hair. The associations are just too ingrained. When I hear their name, or see their hair, I just start treating them the same as I would my siblings or parents or grandparents or cousins, which means I see them the same...in a non sexual/mating kind of way. In Judaism, it's not allowed to marry someone who has the same name as siblings or parents, for same reason as stated by Ciretom. I think it's very wise. |
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Lived under the same roof with Nick, Nick and Nikky.
My ex, my son and my ex's daughter, also called "Nik" by him. So .. whenever I called out "Nick!" .. the reply would be "Which one?" I won't easily date someone with the same name as an ex. |
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Hell yes. Just think of how much you'll save on monograms!
Now, if the lady insisted that I constantly refer to her as "mommy," i might be a bit put off. if she insisted on "sister," I'd tend to doubt that she had been out of the convent long enough. And of course if she wanted to be referred to by my father's name, that would be really tough. Limits to everything, I guess. Is this why so many young people today refer to EVERYONE as "dude"? |
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would never date a gal name fred,,
herd of a boy name sue though |
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Don't think I would. Never have yet.
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My cousin is SO HOT!
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ROFLMBO. If I deleted all the guys who have names of my siblings or their spouses and my parents that would be half the men in the USA.
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You have 75 million siblings?
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Sure why not, I mean why concern yourself with the small things like that I am more concentrated on the connection. Side note @ nice to see you again Pacific Star
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You have 75 million siblings? |
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I would,after a thorough background check of course,and if I can't trace it back to me,then that's far enough for me!###GAMEON
  
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