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HelpRe: Did you read what I said?
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I do get what your saying, but not in the context of the OP. If one was introduced at *Alexandra* and was ignored that would be rude/annoying. But the OP is asking for endearing nicknames as well for whatever the case may be. Calling her lazy (which you did do) for looking for said name is what I found rude. Four syllables is a lot to use all the time.
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I agree that four syllables is a lot to use in every single situation, and I probably shouldn't have insinuated that the OP is lazy. I imagine she is not a lazy person at all, but I interpreted her original post incorrectly. I am also annoyed for personal reasons. Even though I like Sephie as a nickname for Persephone, everyone seems to feel the need to tell me that they will NEVER call her Persephone because it is simply too long. Rawr.
I agree that four syllables is a lot to use in every single situation, and I probably shouldn't have insinuated that the OP is lazy. I imagine she is not a lazy person at all, but I interpreted her original post incorrectly. I am also annoyed for personal reasons. Even though I like Sephie as a nickname for Persephone, everyone seems to feel the need to tell me that they will NEVER call her Persephone because it is simply too long. Rawr.
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I can see where you're coming from with your own expereience. People are dumb and doesn't anyone know not to be pissy with a woman in the last bit of a pregnancy?
As soon as everyone sees your little girl they will forget all their issues with her name. You could call her Funkychicken and no one would mind.
As soon as everyone sees your little girl they will forget all their issues with her name. You could call her Funkychicken and no one would mind.
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