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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm fairly certain this falls into the "let it go" category, but we gave my child a name that is commonly nicknamed (think Timothy). In the first days of life my mom asked what she should call him, I said "whatever you want" as my husband and I were still sorting it out ourselves. Rather quickly DS became "Timothy" and not "Tim" or "Timmy" to us and everyone else. My parents have remained steadfast in their usage of "Tim", even though its obvious they are the only ones that use that name. I've debated before whether or not to say anything to them, but [b]as time passes it bugs me more and more.[/b] DS is 2, not yet old enough to have an opinion or to tell them "my name is Timothy." I suppose the generic answer would be "depends on your relationship with your parents," but I'm curious as to what others think. I realize all this may change (or not) as he enters school in a couple of years, but that seems like a long time to put up with it. [/quote] Why does this bug you more and more? That's the key question.[/quote]
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