Nicknames:Amanda sometimes Mandy, NEVER EVER Mander
- December 9th, 2008 5:04 pm
I was named after the Barry Manilow song, ‘Mandy’. My parents officially named me Amanda as a formality, I suppose. So until I went to preschool, I was always known as Mandy. I am still known as Mandy to my family.
When I started preschool, my teachers called me Amanda, because that was what it said on the forms. Looking back, I was probably too shy to correct them. So I went by the name Amanda even though I wasn’t quite sure who this Amanda character was, because I had always been called Mandy. Who was Amanda?
For the remainder of school and when I met people, I told them my name was Amanda. Yet all of my family still calls me Mandy.
Truthfully, it wasn’t all that confusing until my mother decided that my first car needed a personalized license plate. So she purchased one that said MANDI in huge letters. That would of been fine, except no one knew who MANDI was. At least once a day, I had to explain to someone why I had a license plate on my car that said Mandi when I was called Amanda.
To make matters even more complicated, I live in the South. Some of us have a situationally adorable tendency to leave the first letter off of a word, particularly if it happens to be a vowel that is easily dismissed. So to my friends I wasn’t Amanda, I was ‘Manda. If your name is Olivia, you would probably be called ‘Livia.
I can deal with Amanda, Manda, and even Mandy. However, one of my husband’s friends thinks it is amusing to call me Mander. And well, it’s not. It absolutely IS NOT okay to call me Mander. DO NOT GO THERE. I put up with it from him, because he is hilarious and otherwise okay. But I hate when people I first meet think that for some god foresaken reason calling me Mander makes us tight. It doesn’t. Calling me Mander makes me quasi hateful and damn near violent.
Mander? SERIOUSLY? It sounds like a brand of coochie cream or a type of really cheap foundation like my grandma used to wear. The sort that looks particularly dark in certain spots, but nonexistant in others. You know the kind I’m talking about, don’t act like you don’t.
So, I am Amanda, sometimes Mandy, but NEVER, NEVER EVER Mander. Just don’t go there. If this was the 90’s, I would most definitely tell you to talk to the hand.
Do you have any nicknames? Do you have one you HATE to be called?
This post was inspired by Jennifer’s post about sometimes being Jenny but preferring to be Jennifer.
December 9th, 2008 @ 5:18 pm
My name is short, Nora, so nicknames aren’t really a problem. Best one was being called Yorya by friends adorable toddler. Worst is Norma, which makes me quasi hateful, but only if you should know that isn’t my name..
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December 9th, 2008 @ 5:23 pm
I went by Jackie in elementary and middle school, then started going by AyJae (pronounced AJ) in high school. I have since gone back to Jacklyn or Jackie. My grandpa has always called me Jake, my mom has always called me Sissy, or DoodleBug.
My husband, his family, and sometimes his friends call me J, or just type J when referencing me in a chat or email converstaion and I hate it. I feel that I have a name, or a nick name that is shorter than Jacklyn or Jackie, so use that… Don’t just call me by my first initial. I cannot stand it.
Also, randomly, even friends I’ve had for years will look at me and call me Jennifer, or Jessica. I don’t know why they’ll just blurt it out and then shake their heads, like “Why did I call you that? I know you’re not Jessica/Jennifer…” Also, even more randomly, probably because my name ends with ‘YN’ I get called Kathryn quite freeqently.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 5:26 pm
I mainly just hate when people I have deemed NOT NICKNAME WORTHY use my nickname. You have to earn it, people!
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December 9th, 2008 @ 5:29 pm
Mander? What is wrong with him? That’s unacceptable, and most definitely not amusing. In fact, I am outraged for you. Please give him this message for me:
“Dude, she is NOT a trucker. She is not a biker from Hell’s Angels, either. And she is most definitely not a big fat prize-winning hog. So please stop. It’s Mandy or Amanda, take your pick – between those two ONLY.”
Thank you dear
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December 9th, 2008 @ 5:57 pm
I have never heard anyone called an Amanada “Mander”. Is this a common nickname in the south? I’ve only had a couple of good nicknames and both were based around my maiden-name which means that people don’t get them now that my last name is different.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 5:59 pm
In high school, I got the name Fro. I think it came from the mushroom-head hair cut I had in 9th grade. NEVER EVER call me that. I will bust you.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:00 pm
My name is also Amanda and I also live in Kentucky (Northern Kentucky). I’ve ALWAYS been Amanda and it drives me out of my mind when people who don’t know me call me Mandy. I only let people with whom I’m close to call me Mandy – my husband, best friends, etc. I think it is rude that someone would want to be all friendly and give me a nick name when they don’t know anything else about me!
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:02 pm
I used to loathe “Nat” and my high school friend’s rendition of it G-nat (yes, they pronounced the g), but since I use it on my blog, I guess I’m over it.
My ex, however, whose real name is Emmanuel, HATES to be called Manny.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:03 pm
Oh, and my son’s name? Since this is not my blog and therefore I can say it: Alexander. We chose it because the shortened versions are ok, not realizing that some knotheads would call him Al.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:04 pm
Do not EVER call me Marie. I hate that shit.
My family calls me Ree, and I like that.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:04 pm
I really hate it when I’m called old girlfriend’s names.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:22 pm
Full name = Shaylyn. Go by Shay. Nickname I’m not fond of? Abrupt Shay. Given to me by my loving and all-too-honest husband for being, um, shall we say, frank when I give my opinions.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:24 pm
Ree is my only nickname. And honestly, very few people even know it. (Well, okay the internet knows, but, very few of them know my real name.)
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:30 pm
I was Maggie from birth until kindergarten — Maggie being the closest name to the combination of Mei and Gil, my parents’ names, and deemed more appropriate for a baby than Kristan. Then I decided a big girl needed a big girl name, so I politely requested (read: brattily insisted) that everyone use my real name. In high school I became Hoffy. Finally in college, I was dubbed Stan, and I hated it. Why couldn’t I be Kris? I love the nickname Kris!
Well, I resisted Stan for a long long time (like, at least a month) until finally a friend was talking to someone else and asked him to STAND up, and I turned and said, “Huh? Me?”
-_-
Now I love it, and actually it’s what my boyfriend (who I met in college) calls me as if it’s my real name.
I also love when friends tell me they meet guys named Stan (usually 40 year old car salesmen or such) and think for a minute, Man, that poor guy has a girl’s name!
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:34 pm
One of my best friends in school I nicknamed “Panda”. She hated it.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:39 pm
Oh, I commented on Jennifer’s post, too. The nickname thing – IT KILLS ME. It’s so upsetting to me that I resorted to all caps to discuss it.
I’m a Dominique. My parents called me Nicky when I was little until I decided in second grade to be Dominique. So folks who have known me forever call me Nicky, but that’s it. If I met you when I was older than seven, you don’t get to have a nickname.
But my best friend decided to call me Dom. I hate it, but I love her, so I let her get away with it. But if anyone else calls me that, I get fired up. When I first started dating my now-husband, his family wanted to shorten my name to Dom. Poor guy had to spend a long time explaining that I didn’t like my name shortened.
So imagine the explaining we had to do when my best friend called me Dom in her speech at our wedding. Argh.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 6:48 pm
I am a Melissa and before I went to school, my whole family called me Missy and still do. So all my friends call me Melissa, family calls me Missy, and friends of my family Missy. It is so weird to hear Missy come from people I barely know. I would rather go by Melissa
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December 9th, 2008 @ 7:03 pm
When I was younger my grandfather called me “Vanilla” and I hated it. Now the most common nick name I get is Miss V and I’m mostly ok with that one.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 7:19 pm
My name is Charlotte-Ann so most people just call me Charlotte which is technically a nick-name. My husband and most of his friends call me Lottifish (one of my middle names is Lotti Goldfish…long story) and I like that just fine.
My mother-in-law however, calls me Char and I hate it. No matter how many times I correct her she can’t seem to get it through her thick head that I am not a Char! Never was, never will be!
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December 9th, 2008 @ 7:43 pm
I love my nickname, but what I do hate: People who I don’t like calling me by my nickname like that makes us friends. Ugh. That really just makes you a jerk because you KNOW I don’t like you, so being familiar does not help.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 7:43 pm
Jacquelynn by birth. Somehow one of the Unit’s friends decided long ago to ’shorten’ Jackie to Jacmac which irritates the SNOT out of me.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 8:04 pm
I have the opposite problem…Because my name is short – Beth – people take it upon themselves to ‘fix’ it up. I get Elizabeth, Bethany etc from people ALL. THE. TIME. This irritates me. Then I have the other problem when people don’t hear my name properly and I get called Bec. And Steph. And my personal favourite…BEV! Ha! Reminds me of a favourite recent song “That’s not my name!” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UX0p7uAW2s
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December 9th, 2008 @ 8:23 pm
Most people mispronounce my name without having to mutilate it too. It’s TARa, not TERa. But my most hated nickname was TARa-nicotine
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December 9th, 2008 @ 9:02 pm
My name is Mandy, not Amanda, just Mandy.
My nickname is Mandy Moo, Mandikins.
I also have other nicknames that go along with my red hair, RED being one of them and carrot top being another, which I hate!!! Carrot tops are GREEN.
I used to work for a a fire department and I was like one of two girls that worked there. I was sitting around one day talking with the guys about the worst pickup line that I had ever gotten. It was : Girl you look so good I’d like to sop you up with a biscuit. (Yeah, I’m from the South too!!) I was so disgusted and humoured at the same time. I have laughed over that one for years.
Anyway, now from one of the guys at the fire department, my nickname is Bisquit. He even changed my name plate for my door to Bisquit. I didn’t mind too much, it was funny, but I did have to explain it ALOT!!
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December 9th, 2008 @ 10:12 pm
I’m a Jennifer and usually go by Jen. I really don’t like Jenny that much. Every once in awhile my husband calls me Jenny in his best Forrest Gump voice and it is kind of sweet I guess. But he is the only one and only in that voice.
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December 9th, 2008 @ 11:12 pm
Oh this just spoke to me and I had to comment! My name is Andrea, but my immediate family calls me Ann. It doesn’t even phase me, except when my father-in-law introduces me to people (everyone) as Ann. I don’t want people I’ve JUST MET calling me Ann! After seven years of marriage and correcting him, I’m about to revoke my fil’s Ann-privledges.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 12:33 am
I am Angel. Not Angela, not Angelica, NEVER Angie. Angel is my name. DEAL WITH IT.
Pet names, I like. “Dear”, “Sweetie”, “Hon”, “Lovely”… fine.
BUT CALL ME ANGIE AND I WILL MURDER YOUR FACE OFF.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 1:02 am
Too funny.. I am Amanda as well and Mander is one of those names people think is so cute… So not cute.
I really am not a Mandi either.
I get Manda Panda which was hilarious when i was 5, but not so funny now…
Why not call me by the name I introduce myself as, is that too much to ask…. I am Amanda nice to meet you Mandi…..
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December 10th, 2008 @ 2:42 am
Haha, yes, I live in the South and my friend Amanda is almost always called ‘Manda. We call her Amander too, but to each his or her own, I suppose.
I’m in a similar boat. I’m Emily, but my family almost ALWAYS calls me Emmy, and so do most of my really close friends. A family nickname is EmmySuh, so naturally I decided to call my blog that, not thinking that it would soon become my Internet Identity. It’s still so strange to me that people I don’t know call me Emmy or EmmySuh naturally, because it normally takes people awhile to catch onto it.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 5:18 am
Im the opposite of Jennifer, I hate my full name (Cynthia). I don’t really have any nicknames, other than the one I go by, Cyndy.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 9:17 am
You do realize, of course, that you and Indiana Jones are both named after the dog, right? Because that Barry Manilow song was to his dog. When I was a kid my nick name was ‘fatboy’, even though I was a skinny little runt.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 9:26 am
Mander? That doesn’t even sound like a nickname. Sounds like the name of a Chinese restaurant gone wrong.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 9:28 am
I’ve never heard someone called Mander before.
I think the name Amanda is so pretty.
My name is Rhea, pronounced RAY-AH or RAY. NOT REEAH. My family called me Rhea-Frog when I was little. Not the most appealing nickname.
The worst thing I have been called is diaRRHEA. ugh
I was taking pictures for a flag football game and one of the 7 yr old boys on that team was called Fat Daddy. Even his mom called him that. And he wasn’t fat. Maybe it was Phat Daddy?
That child is going to have issues.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 9:54 am
As an Ashley, there’s like ONE nickname I get from my name. But it seriously rubs me the wrong freakin’ way if someone other than my mother calls me Ash. I can’t even let my future husband call me that. It’s always been “Ashley” or the last name since I had a handful of friends named Ashley in school. It’s never been ‘Shley though..here in Oklahoma, we like to drag out the first letter like “Aaaaashley”.
And Mander? Ick.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 10:40 am
You poor thing. Mander? *sigh* My cousin is Amanda also…we call her Mandy or Mandi moo or Manda-panda. Yeah. Go Texas.
I’m Tiffany. My mom called me everything but my name, which I find amusing since SHE named me. I was called Tiff, Squirrel, Pork Chop (thanks mom), and many more. My sister calls me Tiffi, which is the grown up version of her toddler name for me which was “Titney”. Yeah. My neice and nephew call me Aunt Ti-Ti. My God children call me Ya ya. I don’t know. It just happened. But the best one of all? In second grade Jiffy pop was invented. Oh yeah…you know what I’m talking about. So my best friend Will…yeah I’ll just tell you know his name was WILLARD. That’s right folks…WILLARD. Decided that Tiffipop sounded grand. Thusly, every since 2nd grade I’ve been known far and wide as Tiffipop. Yeah, people at work, these PROFESSIONALS, call me Tiffipop. Seriously. I’ve also been called Popcorn. It doesn’t really phase me at all to be called any version of the above…but what REALLY chaps my hide? Stephanie. I live in Texas, and for some ODD reason NO ONE CAN PRONOUNCE TIFFANY!!! I’m constantly called Stephanie. DO NOT EVER EVER EVER CALL ME THAT. I WILL EAT YOUR FACE! Oh, and lastly…my grandfather, who is the ONLY PERSON EVER allowed to call me this, called me Tiffareecha. I don’t know. My name is Tiffany Marie, and I guess he thought it’d be cute? *sigh*
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December 10th, 2008 @ 11:05 am
My ex-husband called me Rachie. This is nails on a chalk board to me. I still hate it. I have always hated Rach too. Though I let my mom call me that. I have seriously punched someone in the face for calling me Rachie. I hate it that much. I hated it when he called me that too. I think that is why he did it… But that is just me.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 11:38 am
When I was younger, my family shortened my name to Mel. And it drove me crazy! I eoul dtell them “My name is not MEL, it’s MELODY!”
It finally grew on me and I fully expect to be called Mel – at least by people who know me well.
In fact, I kinda get a little offended if people don’t call me Mel, ’cause it somehow must mean that they don’t really like me much or that we’re not that close of friends.
I’m a freak, I know
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December 10th, 2008 @ 11:39 am
Oh – I forgot – But I HATE being called Melancholy or Mello yellow. Or Melvin. Not that anyone’s ever called me that.
Just FYI.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 12:33 pm
There was a commercial from a Boston area pasta maker in the 70’s that my mother loved. In the commercial, every Wednesday was “Prince spaghetti day” and the mother would call “Anthony” out into the streets of Boston. You would then see this little boy running home because he knew what was for dinner.
Funny thing is I’m not Italian.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 1:08 pm
My name is Alison.
To my family… Alison.
To my friends… Alison.
Growing up as a teen, my best friend’s name was Alison also, so we were “The Alison’s” to EVERYBODY. When wew were together, people would call her Al and me Alison to differenciate between us… so as to avoid saying our name and both of us screaming “WHAT??”
But, there is always those few people who refuse to respect your wishes, and call you by the WRONG nickname.
My ABSOLUTE least favorites were…
1. Ali, Allie, Ally or any variation of it.
2. Alice
3. and the worst one, by far, was Ally Cat.
When I heard Ally Cat, it was the moment when I actually, physically twitch in pain and complete irritation.
So, to those that don’t know me, I am going to thank you in advance for never uttering any variatino of the name Alison besides…ALISON.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 1:12 pm
To Eternal Sunshine a.k.a Melody…
My mom absolutely LOVED the name Melanie.
But I wasn’t named Melanie because my father, who left when I was 6 weeks old by the way, said he would call me “Melons” when I grew up if she named me Melanie.
Just thought you’d like to hear about that.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 1:35 pm
I find nicknames so interesting. It is a huge consideration when picking out potential names for future children. I want a long name with at least one decent nickname option. It’s tough!
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December 10th, 2008 @ 1:37 pm
Mander rhymes with dander – isn’t that saying it all? I love that you were named after Manilow!
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December 10th, 2008 @ 2:19 pm
Oh my goodness, too funny! My “given” name is Amanda as well, but I’ve been known my whole life as Mandy. Even when I tried to do the switch to Amanda when I went to college, Mandy always seemed to overcome. Oh well. I’m like you, though, that though I was officially named after my Great Grandmother, the song “Mandy” came out at the same time I was born. So, everone assumes that’s what I’m named for. Also, in school, all the teachers (and people who meet me through job apps, doctor’s appointments, etc.) called me Amanda. I always have a slight hesitation before I realize they are referring to me.
Nice post.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 4:00 pm
Yo Mandy! (is it ok to say “yo”?)
Don’t call me “Hon”, “Chrissy” ‘Christina”, “Kristen”, “Crotchety” or “Crass” (although I am).
Call me Christa, Crusty, RIT, Your Highness, Giggle Girl, Miss Fabulous and that new Powerball Winner!
Got it?
P.S. Sorry you had to spend your life listening to people sing a Barry Manilow song to you. I can’t imagine that!
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December 10th, 2008 @ 4:44 pm
Wow… Another Amanda here, and I am the total opposite.
Always Amanda, sometimes Manda (or Mander), never Mandy!
I knew a girl growing up and her full name was “Mandy” I didn’t know how she could stand it.
Growing up I was “Mouse” to my father, and “Mandy Mouse” to the rest of the extended family, which as all well and good until I hit high school and I decided I hated it… You had to hear it really, my Aunts are “Westies” and the way they would say it, “Maaaan-deee” in a high pitched nasal whine. Still gives me shivers up and down my spine. I forgive my grandparents when they slip, but anyone else… the glare of doom!
Another pet peeve that song where they rhyme “Amanda” with “Veranda” *sigh*
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December 10th, 2008 @ 6:10 pm
is it just me or do you have a tremendous amount of readers named Amanda or Mandy??!?!
my given name is Alicia, which most of my relatives call me, but i SO prefer Ali. but i was way too embarrassed to tell my boss i went by Ali when she read Alicia off my resume…NINE years ago…so i’m Alicia at work. hahaha. i’m also a loser.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 9:03 pm
I have a ton of nicknames, all that I am fine with (Gibby is actually a nickname from my maiden name). Anyhow, even with all these nicknames, my MIL calls me “Little Girl.” Like when she calls me on the phone, “Hello, Little Girl!” WTF? I hate it.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 11:26 pm
I don’t have a nickname….I’m just Tom. Great post.
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December 10th, 2008 @ 11:42 pm
When I was younger, I couldn’t stand being called Jenn. My brothers would call me that just to irritate me. I had a friend in jr high who started calling me Jenn and I would always answer “Niffer”, hoping to encourage him to call me Jennifer. Well, the Niffer stuck, and all thru high school, I was called Niffer. Kinda funny now. I have embrased Jenn now though.
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December 11th, 2008 @ 12:05 am
Great post! I grew up as Missy, but when I went off to college I started going by Melissa because it sounded more grown up. I still have that name split between work and home life.
The name I can’t stand? MEL. Yuk. Hate it. Mel is a man’s name. Like Mel’s diner. I definitely correct people who call me that. ugh.
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December 11th, 2008 @ 2:42 pm
Without giving away my real name (although you probably know it), I have a name that is usually a nickname. So people always assume (like the ass that they are) that my name couldn’t be JUST my name, it of course has to be attached to a longer name.
So if you were just Mandy and people started calling you Amanda… but that’s not your name.
So if you call me [Amanda], it really pisses me off. Especially when I was growing up and I had to fight adults about my own damn name. I think I know what it is more than you F-tard.
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December 11th, 2008 @ 6:01 pm
how interesting! I am also amanda, but since highschool everyone calls me Mander. I don’t mind it. I have always been an anti- Mandy. I feel about Mandy the way you do about Mander.
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December 12th, 2008 @ 10:37 am
I can’t figure out why a lot of people can’t discern the difference between “Jan” and “Jane”. I get called Jan about 80% of the time, even after I tell them my name is “Jane”. I do not like Jan. But I could be called worse, I guess
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December 15th, 2008 @ 10:28 am
I’m sorry – I can’t actually focus on your question because I’m now stuck on the earworm you dumped on me…
Oh, Mandy
Well you came and you gave without takin’…
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December 17th, 2008 @ 10:27 am
UGH! I know what you’re sayin: Smashly! Yes, I HATE IT WITH A PASSION. A cousin coined it and I hated him for years…until the dreaded ugly step-child of a nickname came: TRASHLY! Yes, I do want to kill him! And yes, it is quite unbelievable!
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April 14th, 2009 @ 5:44 pm
haha.my names amanda too and only my close friends call me mandy, & even then i still feel weird. a girl once called me manders, i kinda liked it tho. i also get mandita and mandapanda. lol
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September 21st, 2009 @ 2:41 am
My name is Amandah my mom wanted to make my name different so she added a `H` which was cool until classmates saw it and had some jokes. They would say “Its A-man-Duh! Haha get it” That would ANNOY me but i would try to ignore it. Anyway, my grandma would always call me manderz, or panda i didnt mind panda but manderz? Ugh. The rest of my family calls me Mandah, Mandi, i like spelling it as Mandee =), and Mandah Pandah.But my teachers often misspell my name as Amandha =(
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September 25th, 2009 @ 5:43 pm
are yall serious i mean come on yall are freaking sensative i mean the mushroom thig made since but mander?? seriously??mander?? how about mander fander ?? i dont think so
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