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Originally Posted by carrie721
yeah, funny how they grow into their names. people too ... i was almost named ashley  |
naturally, you would have been slimmer (possibly with an eating disorder?), cool(er), popular, and shallow. Also I think your hair would be blond or red. And, in fact, your parents would have had more money, and spent it on you. They would be shallow, too. That last one is key to the rest.
You would also elicit more free drinks, partly due to your boobs.
I didn't make these rules up, it's in the name guide.
You would also boast a sprinkle of cute but not too obtrusive freckles. Then you would complain about them, as if you weren't gorgeous anyways. People would roll their eyes at you or talk behind your back much more than they do now.
Downsides to "Ashley": You can't be in band, you can't be as smart, instead of being lesbionic you would have some tool boyfriend and do what he said, and you would think Stevie was great no matter what she did.
Fangirl squealing at concerts aside.
You would also have a trendy yupford name, that millions of lamos would share. You would lament that, 'cause Ashley
is a pretty name, but all those other Ashleys ruined it. You would declare yourself the only "real" Ashley. Eyes would be rolled.
I dunno, sounds like you came out on the right end of the name game...
Although, according to the guide, you should love horses. And have wide but athletic shoulders.
Making up stuff about names is fun.
And, I think I was almost named Felicia or Amethyst. Although I hope I made up "Amethyst", it's a vague recollection, and doesn't sound like my mom, but you never know. I know she didn't name me Felicia because there could be a nickname "Flea" or something like it. My mom was big on no nickname.