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I've never renamed a real person in my head. My connection to reality would not permit that; I could actually start calling them that if I'm not careful. XD Fictional characters are fair game, though. If I have no problem with a character, I only call them their name. But Angelica from "Rugrats", I nicknamed Demonica. Nothing "angelic" about her.
I met a Chastity who was unfriendly. Years later, she carries herself very differently. She seems much smarter, more driven and even like she could be nice. I do think Chaz suits her better, though. Thats what her friends called her back in elementary. Chaz sounds casual and approachable. She wears slides, basketball shorts, athletic stuff that looks comfortable. Any unisex name would probably suit her now: Jordan, Jamie, Andy, or Kelly.
I also knew a boy called Nicholas. To me, Nicholas sounds really white and uppity - I still like the name, don't get me wrong. But the Nicholas that I met was really goofy, inappropriate, and of course, not white. He was fun and if I knew him better, I probably would've called him Nick or Nicky because they suited him more.
William also sounds kind of... upper class, royal and snobbish, but I've met two Williams who 1) like to draw 2) are really nice 3) and need time to warm up to people. Will would've been better for them... but I might be biased because I like Will and Liam a lot more than William, haha.
I've known two Mackenzies. My friend with the name only goes by Mack. Despite being a surname that was originally just for boys, Mackenzie is surprisingly girly to me. It sounds cheerful, like a social butterfly, but also bratty? My friend is more down to earth than that as well as a bit awkward.
I've known two Gracies. One of them gave me a horrible first impression. I would've called her something more plain yet more popular like Veronica, Vaness, Jessie, Jessica. She's not like that anymore, but I never would have guessed that she was a Gracie. Gracie sounds sweet and innocent. Gracelyn probably would've suited her more, nickname "Gray". Makes her sound a bit masculine and intimidating. Not that she was, but she wanted to be LMAO.
I don't think my first name suits me, either. Maybe I could've been a Leah. It sounds like the name of a character in a teen movie. I always think I'm the main character... sad, but true. Its short but pretty, not too far from my actual name!
https://youtube.com/@MarioDrama632 or
https://youtube.com/@Objects_2763 :3
I met a Chastity who was unfriendly. Years later, she carries herself very differently. She seems much smarter, more driven and even like she could be nice. I do think Chaz suits her better, though. Thats what her friends called her back in elementary. Chaz sounds casual and approachable. She wears slides, basketball shorts, athletic stuff that looks comfortable. Any unisex name would probably suit her now: Jordan, Jamie, Andy, or Kelly.
I also knew a boy called Nicholas. To me, Nicholas sounds really white and uppity - I still like the name, don't get me wrong. But the Nicholas that I met was really goofy, inappropriate, and of course, not white. He was fun and if I knew him better, I probably would've called him Nick or Nicky because they suited him more.
William also sounds kind of... upper class, royal and snobbish, but I've met two Williams who 1) like to draw 2) are really nice 3) and need time to warm up to people. Will would've been better for them... but I might be biased because I like Will and Liam a lot more than William, haha.
I've known two Mackenzies. My friend with the name only goes by Mack. Despite being a surname that was originally just for boys, Mackenzie is surprisingly girly to me. It sounds cheerful, like a social butterfly, but also bratty? My friend is more down to earth than that as well as a bit awkward.
I've known two Gracies. One of them gave me a horrible first impression. I would've called her something more plain yet more popular like Veronica, Vaness, Jessie, Jessica. She's not like that anymore, but I never would have guessed that she was a Gracie. Gracie sounds sweet and innocent. Gracelyn probably would've suited her more, nickname "Gray". Makes her sound a bit masculine and intimidating. Not that she was, but she wanted to be LMAO.
I don't think my first name suits me, either. Maybe I could've been a Leah. It sounds like the name of a character in a teen movie. I always think I'm the main character... sad, but true. Its short but pretty, not too far from my actual name!
https://youtube.com/@MarioDrama632 or
https://youtube.com/@Objects_2763 :3
