Anonymous wrote:I should show this thread to my 18 year old niece, Margaret, whose parents decided she’d be called Peggy in honor of our great grandmother.
Peggy went along with nickname until 6th grade when she was called Piggy one too many times so went back to Margaret. Now she’s Margaret to her parents and older relatives but will introduce herself as Meg.
I personally can’t stand nicknames outside of family shorthand and I have a long name (Gwendolyn) that I refuse to shorten. Don’t call me anything other than how I’ve introduced myself.
Zaza doesn't have an obvious taunt associated with it in the year 2024. It's possible there will be some slang word invented that sounds like (or is) Zaza, but I'd consider it a pretty safe nickname.