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in reply to a message by Isis
I have a parent named nn.
Elizabeth Ann = Tracy
I hate Elizabeth and while my story is a bit more complicated you have not provided any possible reasons for the nns?
My summary you never know why a person has a nick name and that could be personal, or a great story. I was a adopted and they wanted to give me my own identity
Elizabeth Ann = Tracy
I hate Elizabeth and while my story is a bit more complicated you have not provided any possible reasons for the nns?
My summary you never know why a person has a nick name and that could be personal, or a great story. I was a adopted and they wanted to give me my own identity
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Personally I understand people that choose names that fit better in the country/language they (now) live in. Also sometimes people really dislike their names, for whatever reason.
My interest is mostly in people that have a name (or names) on their official documents, but go by something different. Why would you name your kid something and then never use it?
I don't know anything about the adoption process, do children often have a name that is given to them by their birthparents? Any which way, its interesting how people view names and their impact on identity.
My interest is mostly in people that have a name (or names) on their official documents, but go by something different. Why would you name your kid something and then never use it?
I don't know anything about the adoption process, do children often have a name that is given to them by their birthparents? Any which way, its interesting how people view names and their impact on identity.
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