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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
@anarodrigues 10000%
Back in the day I had a colleague who is a WRITER who always spelled my name “Elana” 🤬 I subtly corrected her but I was never direct, sigh
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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
@anarodrigues As someone with unusual spelling / pronunciation of both first and last names, I feel the same way. The worst is when names are still misspelled even after being corrected.
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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
@anarodrigues I feel this in my bones — Mark (me)
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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
@anarodrigues That’s kind of infuriating, but email is also such an awkward platform for corrections, I get not wanting to bring it up on the main thread.
My mom’s name has an uncommon spelling, seeing so many people misspell it growing up turning me into a stickler (though I’ll bet I made an honest mistake somewhere along the way)
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I used to lie to myself and be afraid of taking space (I still do though). A form of that was being "chill and cool" when people misspell my name on emails. Especially my first name. But today I am actually furious. But still, I am afraid of being firm and correcting such obvious thing.
@anarodrigues People call me or refer to me as ‘Audrey’ maybe 85% of the time and I always, always feel like shit when I have to correct them. But no, I want them to get my name right!
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@anarodrigues 10000%
Back in the day I had a colleague who is a WRITER who always spelled my name “Elana” 🤬 I subtly corrected her but I was never direct, sigh
@_elena oh that's infuriating. i'm sorry!
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@anarodrigues As someone with unusual spelling / pronunciation of both first and last names, I feel the same way. The worst is when names are still misspelled even after being corrected.
@codemacabre I'm sorry this happens to you too :(
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@anarodrigues I feel this in my bones — Mark (me)
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@anarodrigues That’s kind of infuriating, but email is also such an awkward platform for corrections, I get not wanting to bring it up on the main thread.
My mom’s name has an uncommon spelling, seeing so many people misspell it growing up turning me into a stickler (though I’ll bet I made an honest mistake somewhere along the way)
@tylersticka Oh I am certain I've made an honest mistake too. When my phone is set with Portuguese keyboard, words and names sometimes get changed automatically too and I may miss that.
aww I feel for your mum. -
@anarodrigues People call me or refer to me as ‘Audrey’ maybe 85% of the time and I always, always feel like shit when I have to correct them. But no, I want them to get my name right!
@starshaped 🫤 that really sucks! I'm sorry
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@_elena oh that's infuriating. i'm sorry!
@anarodrigues thanks Ana but can’t complain, especially on here, where I read “Mastodon” being spelled “Mastadon” way too many times 🫠
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@giornalismo
articolo21.org/2026/02/le-tort…
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