Does your given name fit you?
I would argue that it doesn’t. I’ve never really liked Francesca.
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To me, a "Francesca" requires specific clothing and attitude and a bevy of servants to do as requested and say "Yes, Miss Francesca! Right away!"
The doorman would have a stable boy take her Suitor's stallion and then escort him to the study to greet Francesca's Father, the Colonel, before they meet her as she descends the staircase. The Young Man, in his tailored riding attire escorts beautifully coiffed Francesca to the veranda for sandwiches and tea with her mother and Auntie.
The doorman would have a stable boy take her Suitor's stallion and then escort him to the study to greet Francesca's Father, the Colonel, before they meet her as she descends the staircase. The Young Man, in his tailored riding attire escorts beautifully coiffed Francesca to the veranda for sandwiches and tea with her mother and Auntie.
Frankie1 · 26-30, F
@Th1nkF1rst
😂 😂 I love this
😂 😂 I love this
Th1nkF1rst · 70-79, M
@Frankie1 then, if course, the COVID-19 Pandemic occurs ...
Francesca's Mother and Auntie go away to tend Great Grandmother, Father is sent to command the Medical Supply Depot, and her Suitor is an Immunologist at General Medical Corporation!
Francesca is Quarantined alone in the mansion with just Cook Porgie, the Butler Antonio and a young new servant girl, Poogie.
Poogie's mother, Porgie is a wonderful chef but quite an ignorant and hysterical Anti-Vaxer who makes everyone wear gloves, hats, gowns and overcooks everything it an effort to crisp any COVID-19 Virus for miles.
This effort sadly fails to keep both Francesca and Poogie from getting both Chickenpox and German Measles simultaneously, since Poogie had gone to a packed Mega-church were 27 Anti-Vaxer kids were contagious!
To be continued....
Francesca's Mother and Auntie go away to tend Great Grandmother, Father is sent to command the Medical Supply Depot, and her Suitor is an Immunologist at General Medical Corporation!
Francesca is Quarantined alone in the mansion with just Cook Porgie, the Butler Antonio and a young new servant girl, Poogie.
Poogie's mother, Porgie is a wonderful chef but quite an ignorant and hysterical Anti-Vaxer who makes everyone wear gloves, hats, gowns and overcooks everything it an effort to crisp any COVID-19 Virus for miles.
This effort sadly fails to keep both Francesca and Poogie from getting both Chickenpox and German Measles simultaneously, since Poogie had gone to a packed Mega-church were 27 Anti-Vaxer kids were contagious!
To be continued....
MrPerditus1 · 61-69, M
I hated my name for so long, mostly because of the teasing I got. But as I grew older, I got to be alright with the shortened version of it. Then, even a bit more older, I am not only fine with the full name, but I think I've finally accepted and grown into it. Only took me forty some odd years.
Walkingparadox · 31-35, F
I guess it does. It's kinda rare. Not many people have the same name like me. All my friends said I'm their only friend with this kind of name. So yeah I'm as rare as my name.
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MarkPaul · 26-30, M
Well, you don't have that right, now do you? You use your given name or don't use any name at all. Now go to your room. March!
No, I want to change it because of unpleasant memories associated with it - so I butchered it instead.
Astro · 56-60, M
My given name was Earl. I never felt it suited me so I had it legally changed.
I get by with it.
things affect their names, names affect the things, I suppose.
things affect their names, names affect the things, I suppose.
Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
Kinda yes. It means sweet and a lot of people have said that I am sweet.
vetguy1991 · 51-55, M
Well I've had it my whole life so I guess so
I'm plain and average so John fits me 😂
quietfighter · 26-30, M
It does. Forever atm and from now on
SW-User
I don't think so
assemblingaknob · 26-30, F
yes and no. 🤷♀️
NigelDoes · 56-60, M
I think it does.
SW-User
Yes
HannibalMontanimal · 26-30, M
Yup
SW-User
Yes.
No...
bijouxbroussard · F
It does now. I didn’t when I was a child and teen.