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I noticed that people with the same name are so similar

posted 1 year ago by muhfugginbixnood on scored.co (+0 / -0 / )

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I swear to God every single "Liam" I have met is either a fucking faggot, tranny, soyboy, or all three. Fuck all Liams. I hate them with every fiber of my being. Every Philip I have met was fat or chubby at some point; every Jake I’ve met seemed laid-back,sporty and had big lips. So many school shooters also have the name Kyle. I swear there is a literal phenotype for names as if you can classify these names into certain personality and physical characteristics. **From my experience this only has a correlation if the names are distributed in the culture/ethnic group that they belong to.** Like the name Nicholas for example is not going to really make sense if you give it to a pajeet.

I feel like your name is not just something your parents just give you off the blue, with some exceptions obviously (like the nigger who gave their daughter a 1000+ character name). Something in their subconscious mind knew that giving you this name was the right name for you and it usually perfectly describes you. Thoughts?

RedBarron2006 on scored.co

1 year ago 5 points (+0 / -0 / ) 1 child

> be me reading online that people with the same name act a lot alike

> name son Adolf Hitler

> wait for the inevitable

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TakenusernameA on scored.co

1 year ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / )

> He becomes a competent painter and skilled draftsman

>MFW

Butttoucha9k on scored.co

1 year ago 3 points (+0 / -0 / ) 1 child

Bryans with a y are shitty selfcentered douchebags. Brian's with an i are nice loyal and caring, if a little insecure.

Captain_Raamsley on scored.co

1 year ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / )

Too true.

MCMoneyPants on scored.co

1 year ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / )

I think we grow into the name rather than it being selected to match our personality. This is because the stereotypes are held by others and we are shaped by how others treat us.

albatrosv15 on scored.co

That's why we should name boys as Alturion or Dominus or Adolfius.

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Breadpilled on scored.co

This thread reminds me of middle school where kids would look up each other's names on urban dictionary.

pepesp on scored.co

Nominative Determinism

Fabius on scored.co

1 year ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )

It's true. Most CEOs are named James. There are other strange correlations as well.

Redpilled2Depression on scored.co

Every Noah I’ve met since childhood were jerks, every Troy I’ve met where all douche bags, Jake have always been chill guys, Chris is so goddamn common it’s not possible to determine a common character trait in my experience, the few guys named Grant I’ve met are all characters.

The only thing with Liam ive found is that they all have curly hair. ***ALLL***.

Jakes tend to be assholes or borderline narcissistic.

Jeremy's straight up have bad takes all the time. The one exception to this I've seen is TheQuartering. He's right most of the time, from a consoomer standpoint.

Women with the name Abby are generally submissive.

People with uncommon names are always THE MOST grounded in reality. Myself for instance, and all the other guys with weird names I've met.

KingSweyn on scored.co

Stereotyping ANYTHING exposes you to validation of stereotypes. It's part of how causality works.

Your impression of "Jake"s increases the likelihood of encountering Jakes that fit your mold, or bringing out the side of his personality that suits you.

bobbacringo on scored.co

I have never met someone else with my name that acts in the same way that I do. Most of the other people I've run across with my name are normal dudes, nothing more. I think you're reading into things.