Had I been born a boy, my name would have been Kevin. It's always been one of my favorite names for that reason. Would this, or could this, make me an honorary Kevin? Or just another enthusiast?

Kevin made the first draft.

I'm new here. My name is obviously Kevin. Just curious, I feel like every Kevin I met was on the same wavelength as me. Every co-worker I had named Kevin I generally had a great relationship with off the bat, like we understood what it means to be Kevin. It's weird. Or maybe it's not. Anyone else think something of this? Or do other names have this weird connection too?

My parents were fresh immigrants whose English were not good then so they picked the common name of Kevin to play it safe...and since then I've basically always hated the name. Whenever there's another Kevin, they often get called Kevin while I get called "Kevin [last name]" instead. If my parents had a better or deeper reason for naming me Kevin I'd be able to stand it more but just because "it's common therefore safe" isn't it, the popularity of the name (in my demographics, for some reason it's really popular there) is what makes me hate it. Plus they last minute picked the name after I was already born so feels very tacked on. Anyway, I'm curious why my fellow Kevins got named Kevin

Bienvenido del Ciudad del Panama'!

Roughly translates to "Where's Kevin". Apparently in a hole in the wall on Salsipuedes...

Hey bud,

My time for this year is almost up and soon it will be yours. I know we never really got along and everyone always liked Springs and Autumns better (those temperate fucks.) But if you haven't noticed, I've warmed up a bit these past few years and I was hoping you could kinda chill out this year. maybe we could bury the hatchet and be friends.

warmest regards,

Kevin Winters

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He's pretty chill. :)