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new metric for your personality as an adult = what you named your most iconic stuffed animal as a kid
i had “baby” “new baby” and “babies” and that really is all you need to know about me
“piggy”
My most iconic stuffed animal was a corner of the yellow border of my baby blanket, which I named “Part”. Because it was a part of the border.
Yeah.
I had a Dalmatian named Patch (he didn’t have a patch) and a yellow blanket named Blanket and a kind of spaniel dog named Christi, after my aunt. I was not an exciting child.
I tried so hard to rename my stuffed dog something exciting, like Comet or Starfire, but eventually I had to admit his name was always going to be Spot.
when i was three i got an alligator plush from the alligator farm and named him Heart Pink Dress
I had a teddy bear whose name was my grandmother’s full name with the word “Bear” added at the end
Bunny Rose (because it was a bunny made of floral fabric) but I was adamant that HE was a BOY despite being floral and pink.This confused everyone who ever met me.
I also had a lovey called Blue Thing. It was a potholder.
My animals were named Dog, Bear, Penguin, etc. Even now at age 47 my animals are named Shark, Sharkie, Frog, Big Shark, Octopus, and so on. The only one with names were Pooh (Pooh Bear) and Snoopy.
I really don’t remember ever naming my stuffed animals, and I had a bunch of them. Still do, actually. I mean, the Steiff ones came kinda pre-named, but aside from that? …nope.
I have a stuffed rhinoceros who, somewhere in his very long life, acquired the name ’Hippo’. I’m certain that I did not have this sense of irony as a toddler, but my mom doesn’t remember him having any other name, so there it is. He’s been all over the world with me.
My four most important stuffed toys were a frog called Froggy, a lamb called Lamby, an owl called Owly, aaaaaand a ring-tailed lemur called Ringo.
I was not a complicated child. Ringo was really branching out, tbh.
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everydayechos:
realitysend:
gilajames:
kimmiesue13:
conquerorwurm:
invisiblespork:
aethersea:
shaelit:
birdwithapeopleface:
obersts2:
gerudo-pirate:
canvasprettyboy:
new metric for your personality as an adult = what you named your most iconic stuffed animal as a kid
i had “baby” “new baby” and “babies” and that really is all you need to know about me
“piggy”
My most iconic stuffed animal was a corner of the yellow border of my baby blanket, which I named “Part”. Because it was a part of the border.
Yeah.
I had a Dalmatian named Patch (he didn’t have a patch) and a yellow blanket named Blanket and a kind of spaniel dog named Christi, after my aunt. I was not an exciting child.
I tried so hard to rename my stuffed dog something exciting, like Comet or Starfire, but eventually I had to admit his name was always going to be Spot.
when i was three i got an alligator plush from the alligator farm and named him Heart Pink Dress
I had a teddy bear whose name was my grandmother’s full name with the word “Bear” added at the end
Bunny Rose (because it was a bunny made of floral fabric) but I was adamant that HE was a BOY despite being floral and pink.This confused everyone who ever met me.
I also had a lovey called Blue Thing. It was a potholder.
My animals were named Dog, Bear, Penguin, etc. Even now at age 47 my animals are named Shark, Sharkie, Frog, Big Shark, Octopus, and so on. The only one with names were Pooh (Pooh Bear) and Snoopy.
I really don’t remember ever naming my stuffed animals, and I had a bunch of them. Still do, actually. I mean, the Steiff ones came kinda pre-named, but aside from that? …nope.
I have a stuffed rhinoceros who, somewhere in his very long life, acquired the name ’Hippo’. I’m certain that I did not have this sense of irony as a toddler, but my mom doesn’t remember him having any other name, so there it is. He’s been all over the world with me.
My four most important stuffed toys were a frog called Froggy, a lamb called Lamby, an owl called Owly, aaaaaand a ring-tailed lemur called Ringo.
I was not a complicated child. Ringo was really branching out, tbh.
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