Incel trait: People rarely used your name in childhood

[Meus]

I can be wrong about this, which is why I ask you. Didn't it strike you as odd that in childhood others kids names were used more often than yours, especially in school? When they talked to you they said "Hey" or something, but they didn't say your name. It is unreal how rarely I heard someone say my first name. (It's very short and simple).

Normies go the extra mile to make sure you feel irrelevant. It's like even fucking acknowledging that you are a human being with a name is being asked too much.

But maybe I'm reading into it too much.

 

[Linesnap99]

Oh shit. It is true. Ocassionally they called my name.

 

[Animecel2D]

They used my name but the thing is, it was almost always directed to someone else.

 

[PoodankMcGee]

Youre reading a little too much into it, but it's actually more brutal than you think.

It sounds that youre suggesting they do it on purpose, but i doubt they are even devoting any thought to you, they legit probably just done care to learn your name.

Normies only regard ugly men as either resources to be exploited, comedy material, or an irrelevant object to be navigated around. Such things do not need to be regarded as individual human beings

 

[Deleted member 31641]

They always called me by my forced nickname

 

[Animecel2D]

They used my name but the thing is, it was almost always directed to someone else.

tbh

 

[Meus]

tbh

Based

 

[Paperman]

Normies just kiss up and kick down. They know the names of popular people they want to kiss up to, people they want to get stuff from.

 

[Julaybib]

its over for not-adressed by your first name -cels

 

[pixy.]

I don't think I ever had that issue but for some reason in middle and highschool my friends started to call me by my last name a lot.
My last name is pretty basic and so is my first name so it's not like they where making fun my last name or couldn't pronounce my first name. I guess they just enjoyed saying it more or because there where like 2 other kids with my first name as well.

Maybe it was some injoke they had behind my back but I guess it doesn't matter that much now.

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

I can be wrong about this, which is why I ask you. Didn't it strike you as odd that in childhood others kids names were used more often than yours, especially in school? When they talked to you they said "Hey" or something, but they didn't say your name. It is unreal how rarely I heard someone say my first name. (It's very short and simple).

Normies go the extra mile to make sure you feel irrelevant. It's like even fucking acknowledging that you are a human being with a name is being asked too much.

But maybe I'm reading into it too much.

Kinda yes

 

[Saigon Depression]

They usually called me by my last name.
But the biology teacher (male) indeed called me "hey" for almost 5 years, before uttering my first name on one of the last days of school.

 

[Gyros_Pretcel]

They usually used some insult.

 

[NorthernWind]

They always called me by my forced nickname