Anonymous wrote:Most people do know that. But some people (perhaps 51 percent?) are idiots.

Anonymous wrote:It's a nickname, they're not mispronouncing it, they're just being too familiar.
If she hates it, she needs to practice saying "Oh, actually, I don't go by Annie, it's Anne."
If you hate it but she doesn't, let the nickname evolve - she is her own person!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you sure they're pronouncing the "e" and not just imposing a nickname on her?
This. Everyone knows the 'e' is silent. They're just giving her a cutie nickname. If either of you don't like it, then correct them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you sure they're pronouncing the "e" and not just imposing a nickname on her?
I think it's more likely this. People think little children need cutesy names.
Anonymous wrote:My name is Kristen and, for some reason, when nurses call me back to exam rooms in doctor’s offices, I get called “Christian” more than half the time. I think in situations where people don’t really care what your name is because they’re not going to get to know you anyway, they just glance at the paperwork and take at a stab at your name.
Anonymous wrote:My name is Diana and gosh, people have a lot of trouble with it. I get called so many names that are not Diana- Diane, Deanna, Dana.
There’s nothing you can do, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Are you sure they're pronouncing the "e" and not just imposing a nickname on her?