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What's the biggest problem you have with your name? My biggest problem? Me: "Hi, I'm Marcus. Nice to meet you." Business people: "Hi, Marcus. Do you go by Mark?" Me: "No. If I did then don't you think I'd introduce myself as that?"
Is this going viral? Maybe it'll get there while I'm sleeping off this illness. Do I have a SoundCloud? No. But I do have 50+ very short stories for under $1? Yes. Sci-fi/horror. Humor. Dread. My mom liked it.https://www.amazon.com/When-Nothing-Stares-Marcus-Vance-ebook/dp/B07QPKLQSQ …
Why do my tweets about names go viral? Should I only tweet name related content?https://twitter.com/MarcusCVance/status/1176151375509635073?s=19 …
As a Matthew, not a Matt, I feel this.
Right? People just don't trust you with your own name.
No one can pronounce or spell it. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been called “Renato” in an email. Hell, my company that I’ve been with for FOUR YEARS misspelled my name on my new nameplate 
pic.twitter.com/mwTrZsWtJi
Wow. That's impressive.
Feel this. James, not Jim... but there are those who refuse to say James, “can I call you Jim?” “I go by James” “ ok Jim” guess I’m Jim in this conversation, perhaps I should make up a name for them... 
Like "jerk."
People pronounce my first name (Gillian) with a hard 'G.' They're very certain that I'm mispronouncing it. Surely, they say, a 'G' followed by an 'i' is a hard 'G." Yeah. Like 'Giant.' And 'Giraffe.' Sigh.
Is it pronounced "Jillian" like Gillian Anderson?pic.twitter.com/oswz5Melqa
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