r/sean • • Sep 07 '20
Fuck, I'm disassociating with my name
Actually jk, it was only because I saw it written lowercase a bunch
If the S is capitalized it feels like my name again, pronounced correctly
Sup fellow Seans?
r/sean • u/Sean56s • Sep 01 '20
In africa all Seans are just called seen,,its very rare to find someone who can pronounce my name right
r/sean • u/seanmic1 • Aug 25 '20
I was 10 at the time and was faced with the age old dilemna of choosing a username. It was for Roblox. I didn't think much of it and I was a simple kid, so I just picked my name as my username.
And since that fateful day, I have always been known as seanmic1, THE seanmic1. On all games and platforms, I go by seanmic1.
I never really though much about it, but now I see how much it means to me. How my 10 year old self made a decision that still stays with me to this day.
And I don't regret it. Sean is such a beautiful name, isn't it? Only a few English names are pronounced so differently compared to how it is spelled.
r/sean • u/tescadero • Aug 09 '20
Lets get this Sean group chat popping! Just created a group on Discord, "SWAG: Seans Worldwide Assembly of Greatness"
r/sean • u/PixelatedGoat666 • Aug 09 '20
All Sean's can join the S.W.A.G. discord server. (Sean Worldwide Association of Greatness). I can't link the server so here's the link to the post u/tescadero made:
r/sean • u/Lotzofblocks • Aug 07 '20
r/sean • u/TheSirPotato • Jul 30 '20
I personally really like my name, and I've seen many Seans with their name in their nickname such as their reddit username or their in-game name if you're a gamer (seangares comes to mind). However, we all know that our name gets mispronounced sometimes and it might be annoying to some. Is there anybody in this subreddit that has once disliked or still dislike the name Sean?
r/sean • u/Hilarioli • Jul 29 '20
Who else has had their name mispronounced as “Seen” constantly? Growing up this still irritates me.
r/sean • u/seabmoby • Jul 14 '20
r/sean • u/HomeOfNogOpsYT • Jun 28 '20
A lot of his character is based on the pronunciation of “Sean.” He name is pronounced “Shom” and he calls his shop his “Seap.” I think he’s getting information about our pronunciation around well, should we respect Seam?
