Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
It's basic manners. You call a person by their preferred name. It's who they are. Using whatever variation pops into your head is rude and dismissive.
^^we found the woke viewer. 'preferred' name. Let me guess, you're in your 20s/early 30s?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
+1. I have a very popular name (now) although it wasn't popular at all while growing up. People always mispronounce, misspell... it's no big deal. I just laugh it off when someone realizes it.
People also like to shorten my name, give me nicknames - I see the positive in it. That they find me approachable enough to do so. I've noticed on DCUM that people get upset over this, too.
There are so many other things to get worked up over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
It's basic manners. You call a person by their preferred name. It's who they are. Using whatever variation pops into your head is rude and dismissive.
^^we found the woke viewer. 'preferred' name. Let me guess, you're in your 20s/early 30s?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
+1. I have a very popular name (now) although it wasn't popular at all while growing up. People always mispronounce, misspell... it's no big deal. I just laugh it off when someone realizes it.
People also like to shorten my name, give me nicknames - I see the positive in it. That they find me approachable enough to do so. I've noticed on DCUM that people get upset over this, too.
There are so many other things to get worked up over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
It's basic manners. You call a person by their preferred name. It's who they are. Using whatever variation pops into your head is rude and dismissive.
Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What’s the name?
I would just correct people with a smile. “Actually I go by Elizabeth not Beth.”
Not really wanting to out myself, but it literally is very boring and easy to spell (and pronounce!)
Sarah/Sara?
Anonymous wrote:Omg who cares? Get over yourself.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Christina, and I don't mind if someone writes "Cristina", but I will correct them if they use a K, Christine, or shorten it to Chris/Chrissy/Christy.
I've really only had one person who pushed back when I asked her not to call me Chris. She is a Jennifer and said, well I don't mind when people call me Jen. Okay. But Chris is not my name. It was slightly awkward, but she said would try.
Anonymous wrote:Do you think these could be micro aggressions directed at you, OP?
Are you BIPOC?