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I used to believe my middle name was and. At age 12, I discovered that it was actually "ann".
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the best of names
I used to believe my middle name was and. At age 12, I discovered that it was actually "ann".

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Both my brother and I used to think that T-Roy was the coolest name you could have. We used to fight over it constantly whenever we pretended to be someone else.
quand j'etais petite je croiyait que quand des gens atteignent 18ans il changaient de noms pour des noms qui font plus femme ou homme alors que l'orsque que l'on eté petit on avaient des noms d'enfants
I've been told as a small child (about 4 or 5) that I thought "Lather" was the most beautiful name. I don't know why, I don't remember it but I apparently gave one of my favorite dolls that name. I also loved Cornelius for a girl, I was a weird kid...
i used to believe that people were related by their first names...my grandp, ungle, and my cousin's names were Ernie, my dad and my brother's names were Todd, and my unlce and cousin's names were Sam. They were all on my mom's side of the family, thus they had different last names. Now you can see why I was so confused as a kid....
when i was in grade 3 i asked a girl what her name was she didnt listen to me so she said "have this doll" cause she was talking to her other friend so all i was calling her "have this doll" she kept staring at me weird
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I though that everyone with the same name was the same person, like everybody named "Tom" was Tom from Tom and Jerry, ect.
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When I was a kid I found it hard to say "Sebastian". I always pronounced it "Sebastican".
when i was a child, i used to believe that all the parents were obliged to give to thir sons the names with the same initials just because my bro and me have the same initial.
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When i was a little kid, I couldn't get my aunt Nancy's name right, so i called her aunt Shenzy instead.
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I used to wander what my name would be in other languages. I thought that names worked the same way as words.
i used 2 think dat if ur name was molly you grew up to hav lots of moles, but then i saw this person named molly who had no moles
my friend thought the man in the chip shop on Frank Street must logically be called Frank!....otherwise how could it be Frank St chip shop?!
i believed that our neighbour's name was 'whatchamacallit' because my dad always referred to him so, forgetting his actual name.
you can imagine my confusion when he referred so someone else as 'whatchamacallit'.
When I was a kid I believed that everyone was given a new first name when they became an adult. It just seemed to me that kids had different names than adults.
I'd heard about Bin Laden on the news a few years ago and I thought his son was Osama Bin Laden..I got very confused!!
I used to believe I was named after a tree part. My middle name is Lynn, which, to a four-year-old, sounds a lot like tree limb. I was always upset at my parent for such a lame name even after I found out its proper pronounciation and that it had nothing to do with trees.
I thought Whoopi Goldberg was the inventor of the Whoopie Cushion
I used to believe that when you hit adulthood that you had to change your name to something like Betty or Anne, because little kids aren't called names like that.
my little sister, whose name is anna, used to think "anoraks" were really called "annaraks", so mine would be a "tiarak", our dad's a "paparak" and so on...
My brother thought that one adult was a dult and that one alert was a lert.