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HelpRe: What do the names you'd choose say about YOU?
in reply to a message by JessicaLeigh
i am going to start off with "free spirit" :)
I think that you value life and nature. You are excited by time spent outdoors and love to upcycle (either do or think about it) and do things from scratch, whether that is crefting or cooking.
You value kindness and your views are liberal. I say that mostly because your names cross naming rules and gender boundaries - so I assume your political views do too.
You see meaning in things and that is why you have used a lot of meaning in the names you chose. The idea behind something is far more important than the something itself.
I would guess that sometimes you are a bit high-strung or easily overwhelmed, but get rejuvinated by friends and family.
You like you be heard - or at least be allowed to get your point across. You would never be happy in an environment in which you had to obey or follow rules without question. I can guess this is because you are used to (and were taught to) question everything.
I would guess that you are either from the UK, or have a background there or in a Scottish/Irish country. Mostly because that is the culture represented in your names and it's not likely you would pick a random foreign culture to name your children. Especially since family is so important to you (am guessing that the middle names are honoring).
I think that you are practical as well. Honestly, I imagine you as a stay-at-home mom or a part-timer who plans out her meals and knows all the free spots in town.
I say that in a good way (totally reminds me of my friend Rachel).
Hope that is close!
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
I think that you value life and nature. You are excited by time spent outdoors and love to upcycle (either do or think about it) and do things from scratch, whether that is crefting or cooking.
You value kindness and your views are liberal. I say that mostly because your names cross naming rules and gender boundaries - so I assume your political views do too.
You see meaning in things and that is why you have used a lot of meaning in the names you chose. The idea behind something is far more important than the something itself.
I would guess that sometimes you are a bit high-strung or easily overwhelmed, but get rejuvinated by friends and family.
You like you be heard - or at least be allowed to get your point across. You would never be happy in an environment in which you had to obey or follow rules without question. I can guess this is because you are used to (and were taught to) question everything.
I would guess that you are either from the UK, or have a background there or in a Scottish/Irish country. Mostly because that is the culture represented in your names and it's not likely you would pick a random foreign culture to name your children. Especially since family is so important to you (am guessing that the middle names are honoring).
I think that you are practical as well. Honestly, I imagine you as a stay-at-home mom or a part-timer who plans out her meals and knows all the free spots in town.
I say that in a good way (totally reminds me of my friend Rachel).
Hope that is close!
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
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Very close. Almost scarily so.
I love the idea of up cycling, but I have a lot more TO upcycle than I've actially done. And almost all of our meals are from scratch.
I'm mixed in my political views, though there are some things I'm quite liberal on, and I'm becoming more liberal the older I get. There's teally only one political topic that I'm steadfast conservative in, and that one does go back to valuing life, so there's that.
To say I'm easily overwhelmed is an understatement. My family sometimes is the cause of that, but they also helps me refocus.
I do like to be heard. Another understatement. But in an introverted way. I question things a lot. But in an introverted way. Like, I'm too scared to make views public, but in private, I'll rant and rave about it. I wasn't raised this way, though. I was raised to just do what I was told to do.
I'm from the US. Texas specifically. And, yes, many of the names are honoring, but in a roundabout way.
I'm a stay at home mom, too.
Nice job!
I love the idea of up cycling, but I have a lot more TO upcycle than I've actially done. And almost all of our meals are from scratch.
I'm mixed in my political views, though there are some things I'm quite liberal on, and I'm becoming more liberal the older I get. There's teally only one political topic that I'm steadfast conservative in, and that one does go back to valuing life, so there's that.
To say I'm easily overwhelmed is an understatement. My family sometimes is the cause of that, but they also helps me refocus.
I do like to be heard. Another understatement. But in an introverted way. I question things a lot. But in an introverted way. Like, I'm too scared to make views public, but in private, I'll rant and rave about it. I wasn't raised this way, though. I was raised to just do what I was told to do.
I'm from the US. Texas specifically. And, yes, many of the names are honoring, but in a roundabout way.
I'm a stay at home mom, too.
Nice job!
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